> >What could that be? In the tomcat console window, I
> >get no indication that something is not right.
> >
> >
> >
>
> First you still should be presenting a well formed
> HTML page to the
> browser. I think I'm correcting in stating that
> <META ...> should
> exiting inside <HEAD>, but you still should emit
> </HEAD><BODY></BODY></HTML>.
Well, actually I gett the same error (500) when I use
wget instead of a browser, so it's not HTML (although
I agree that HTML ought to be proper).
I like your suggestions that follow, but at this point
I'm also wondering where I could find some kind of an
error message to see what goes wrong. I know that the
return statement is reached and once my JSP has no
control, I don't know how to monitor what happens
next!
Thanks,
Dola
>
> Second are you sure you want to do your HTTP
> redirect like this ?
> Conceptually by the time you are rendering a JSP
> page your that Servlet
> has made a decision that this JSP page (and
> therefore this View) is the
> correct one the user should see. I am presuming
> that you might not have
> any customer Servlet infront of this JSP page and
> are using the
> defaultServlet to get there. Maybe its worth you
> creating a Servlet and
> moving the Java Code logic into that. Then doing a
> "forward" to the JSP
> page you wish to render, or setup a HTTP redirect to
> force the browser
> to goto another URL.
>
> My thoughts.
>
> I'm not sure if return is right or wrong here from a
> specification
> standpoint.
>
> --
> Darryl L. Miles
>
>
>
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