If you are allowing incoming requests to Y, you can make X to sendRedirect() to Y.

A bit slower, as it needs the client to access Y himself, but depending on your needs, it may work.

Antonio Fiol

Chisholm, Paul wrote:

Hi,

I have a servlet X that forwards to a servlet Y. When Y is requested
directly there is a filter specified in web.xml that does some
preprocessing of the request. When X forwards to Y I want the request to
pass through the filter, but it seems to go straight to Y. Associating
the filter with X wont work because the filter would then process the
request before X, instead of between X and Y. I can incorporate the
functionality of the filter in Y but that defeats the whole purpose of
using filters (there are situations where I want to use Y without the
filter). Is there is way to do what I want?

Thanks,
Paul

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