"dispatch" refers to the RequestDispatcher class which you use to do a forward(). You are talking about exactly the same thing.
Jake
At 01:53 PM 1/23/2003 -0500, you wrote:
Mike Jackson wrote:You can always dispatch to another servlet. You don't have to redirect.I am searching the J2EE 1.3.1 SDK API and cannot find the dispatch() method that you describe in any of the subinterfaces or subclasses of interface Servlet. Is that a method, or a technique? It sounds very much like what I am trying to achieve with forward().
So the sequence could be something like the following:
-> LoginServlet (validated) (dispatch)-> MainServlet (dispatch)-> *.jsp
It'd look like your page that the MainServlet returned was coming directly
from the LoginServlet, but I'd imagine that'd be ok.
Erik
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