Hi Luca,
If you just need to do this with servlets you can either use a
sendRedirect or a RequestDispatcher. SendRedirect tells the user to
request another page, in oppose to a RequestDispatcher which lets
another Servlet return the data requested. The best way (if you need to
use the data the client posts) is to use a RequestDispatcher.
Try something like:
RequestDispatcher anotherServlet =
servletContext.getRequestDispatcher("/ServletB");
anotherServlet.forward(req, res);
Please remeber that you cannot send any other to the client before
sending forward() to a RequestDispatcher. I. e. you cannot setting the
contenttype before you seding forward(),
Using a sendRedirect is even simpler (if you do NOT need to use the data
posted):
res.sendRedirect("/ServletB");
If you need to use the data the client posts to you, you need to setting
some shared variables to theese values - for example using Session
variables. But I think the best sollution to your problem is to go with
the RequestDispatcher.
Hope this helps!
Markus
On Friday, May 31, 2002, at 01:23 PM, Luca Ventura wrote:
> Hello everybody!
>
> I excuse with all people of the forum is the question I am posting is a
> little off-topic because it concerns also Internet Information Services
> (IIS) Web Server, but
> I didn't find any forum or source data where to retrieve the following
> information that I need absolutely:-(
>
> I have the following problem: I would like to redirect all the data
> sent to
> url A to url B. For example I would like that when my Web Server
> detects a
> request directed to url: http://mydomain/servletA (or
> https://mydomain/servletA using https protocol)redirects it to url
> http://mydomain/servletB (or https://mydomain/servletB) . In this case
> I am
> redirecting a request from servlet A to servlet B.
>
> I would like to know IF and HOW I can do it in the following Web
> Servers:
>
> 1)Internet Information Services (IIS)
> 2)Apache Tomcat
>
> I need urgently to know the first point because now I have IIS installed
> on my Win 2000 machine to run my ASP pages...and only in a second time I
> think to convert my ASP pages in JSP pages passing to Apache Tomcat Web
> Server. I know I can use
> Apache Tomcat like a plug-in of IIS to run JSP pages and servlets but I
> would like to obtain the best performance possible from my Web
> applications:
> so I would like to use only one Web Server and not to mix ASP and JSP
> pages....
>
> I hope someone HELP me....
>
> Thanks everybody in advance!
>
> Luca
>
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