Another difference that has to be taken into consideration is that a
forward keeps all the request scope parameters and attributes, whereas
in a redirect, the request scoped parameters and attributes are lost.

JDG

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Jay Glanville


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> The main difference is that the forward takes place on the 
> server, whereas
> the redirect results in another HTTP request from the client. 
> A forward is
> therefore invisible to the client, whereas the redirect is 
> something they
> would see.
> 
> Example 1: user types in http://myserver.com/page1
> /page1 forwards to /page2
> 
> User still thinks they are seeing http://myserver.com/page1
> 
> Example 2: user types in http://myserver.com/page1
> /page1 sends redirect to /page2
> Client then requests /page2
> 
> A browser would then show http://myserver.com/page2 in the address bar
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> -----Original Message-----
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> Sent: 15 April 2004 10:30
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> Subject: what is the difference between forward and redirect?
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> 
> when forward, what do we foward? 
> when redirect, what we do different?
> 
> Thanks&Regards
> Mike
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