Ankur Gupta wrote:
Sorry if I was unable to make you understand .
At my workplace we have one production server which have iis and classic
asp pages are deployed.
Ok, that I understand.
Server-A = IIS + whatever
Now as per the requirement
(of which we do not have a copy, so we know nothing about it)
, we have to send SMS to
the customers,
Who is "we" ?
so , a request from production server say A(having asp page)
ok, Server-A above sends HTTP request directly to ..
is sent to Linux server having tomcat say B(having jsp page).
So Server-B is your Tomcat server with your application..
B server has
jsp page which is called and a simple code
(of which we do not have a copy either, so we know nothing about it)
is written to redirect to public
website
"redirect", in HTTP terms, has a very precise meaning. It means that your application is
sending a response *to the browser*, and this response is a "redirect" response
with a status code 301 or 302.
See : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_301
or : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_302
and when your application sends such a response to the browser, and the browser receives
it, *the browser* immediately and automatically sends another request to the indicated
website.
(And this does not involve Tomcat at all anymore).
Is that what happens ?
which is responsible for sending SMS.
(so that also has nothing to do with Tomcat)
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