Daniel Brown wrote:
This was news to me too. But, from the horse's mouth:
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Hm... yes, in practice it works (currently that is how my app handles logins and it works in all browsers AFAIK), but at some point someone might implement the spec. I always try to write in compliance of the spec, so what I'm wondering is how I can specify that the sendRedirect should use GET instead of the original method, which was POST. (I seem to recall reading somewhere that sendRedirect uses the original method.)So, in theory, you should generate a 303 response if the request method was POST, and the web page you're redirecting to should be retrieved with a GET. But in practice, the web browser will do just what you expect it to do if a 302 response is received.
Erik
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