Well Tom,
I have changed the following code to read;
if(TxtCheck1.equals(User_Name)) {
// User join1 data has been added to Database
String Redirect_String = "./ValidUser?firstname=" +
User_Name;
//resp.sendRedirect("./ValidUser?firstname=" +
User_Name);
//resp.encodeRedirectURL("./ValidUser?firstname=" +
User_Name);
out.println(Redirect_String + "<br>");
//resp.sendRedirect(Redirect_String.trim());
Error >> >>
resp.sendRedirect(resp.encodeRedirectURL(Redirect_String.trim()));
//out.close();
out.println("Found User_Name " + User_Name + " on
Row " + result.getRow() + "<br>");
//out.println(resp.encodeRedirectUrl("./ValidUser?firstname=" + User_Name) +
"<p>");
out.flush();
}
else {
out.println(User_Name + " User_Name Not Found on
Row " + result.getRow() + "<p>");
//resp.sendRedirect("./htmlpage/joinerror.html");
out.flush();
//out.close();
}
And this is returning "java.lang.IllegalStateException" exception, and
still crashing if the "If" is true.
Any ideas? Carl
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Drake [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 9:57 AM
To: Tomcat Users List; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: resp.sendRedirect("./Join2?Email_Address=" + EmailAddress);
You're @ is likely the problem. You must url-encoude the redirect address.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl Boudreau" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Tomcat Users List'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, November 14, 2001 7:32 AM
Subject: resp.sendRedirect("./Join2?Email_Address=" + EmailAddress);
| Good Morning Fellow Coders,
|
| I have a very interesting question for all of you. Below is a small
| snippet of code which basically validates a database Insert operation.
The
| operation writes to the database then turns around and read the email
| address and compares it to what was passed to the Servlets. For example
| within the 20 params sent, [EMAIL PROTECTED] would be sent as an
email
| address. It would then be written and then it would re-query the database
| and compare the results. This snippet makes the comparison between what
was
| passed and what was read out of the database, in turn uses the Redirect to
| either move on to the next Servlets Join2 if successful, or display
| joinerror.html if un-successful. But an exception is caught and ends the
| Servlets. During debug I have reduce the error to the redirect line
| [resp.sendRedirect("./Join2?Email_Address=" + EmailAddress);].
|
| Now I have been monitoring the email forum and had seen there was a
problem
| with the redirect. And in the mean time I had manually started these
| Servlets by using IE and entering the
| [./Join2?[EMAIL PROTECTED])] and it works fine. I
| think, I found out, that if I manually do this first, then run it normally
| by hitting it from a index.html page it works. But my results have been
| very erratic and I don't trust myself.
|
| I have tried to use out.flush( ); alone and then followed up by a
| out.close( ); by this doesn't seem to change anything.
|
| DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY SUGGESTIONS, OR A WORK AROUND?
|
| Source Code Snippet;
|
| if(TxtCheck1.equals(MemberMail))
| {
| // User join1 data has been added to Database
| resp.sendRedirect("./Join2?Email_Address=" +
| EmailAddress);
| }
| else {
|
| resp.sendRedirect("./htmlpage/joinerror.html");
| }
|
|
| System Config;
|
| Win2000pro.
| Tomcat 4.0 standalone.
| MySQL 7.0
|
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