[Ga�l Oberson] > I think HttpServletRequest inherits getRequestDispatcher(..) from ServletRequest class and does implement it. [Ga�l Oberson] > You can also get the RequestDispatcher object from ServletContext
Yes, you're right, but it's not what I want to do. the forward method sends the request and response objects to another servlet or jsp, and the response is entierely created by the second servlet.
The incude method "concatenates" the ouput from servlet 1 & servlet 2 in the same response object.
But, in my case, the servlet 1 generates dynamic XML from a database, and the servlet 2 (Cocoon) generates HTML FROM servlet1's XML data...
Do you see what I mean? The data is processed twice!
Ok. And now how to do that????
The first that can provide me a working solution wins a beer...
Thx.
Title: RE: Servlet Chaining...
- Servlet Chaining... Ga�l Oberson
- Re: Servlet Chaining... Scott Walter
- RE: Servlet Chaining... Gael Oberson
- Re: Servlet Chaining... Pae Choi
- RE: Servlet Chaining... Grewal, Gary
- Re: Servlet Chaining... Bo Xu
- Re: Servlet Chaining... Ga�l Oberson
- Re: Servlet Chaining... Bo Xu
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- RE: WAR deployment Beno�t Jacquemont
- RE: WAR deployment Ga�l Oberson
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- RE: WAR deployment Gareth Coltman
- RE: WAR deployment Jim Cheesman
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