Jerry, the redirect is just a url to a new resource of some sort, usually a
response. The simple answer to your question is to put whatever you want
in the response object to which the user is redirected. If, however,
whatever you want to provide in the response object was somehow in the
init
Jerry Jalenak wrote:
OK - I can see how using cookies in this case is less than desirable
(thanks Craig)
So, am I just screwed? The problem with returning data on the query string
is that I can easily exceed the 2k limit; using session variables won't
work either because I can be called from
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Okay ..
And are both the containers running the same stuff? Or different
applications?
On 30 Mar 2004, at 17:35, Jerry
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What version of tomcat are you running?
On 30 Mar 2004, at 16:56, Menke, John wrote:
store information in a db that both
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>>Hey! that was my idea! ;-)
+1 to Larry's idea :) sorry didn't read the thread :)
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> store information in a db that both webapps have access to.
Hey! that was my idea! ;-)
Another option someone else mentioned was to create a form in a jsp that
does a post submit to the page you are redirecting to using javascript.
I think those are
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OK - I can see how using cookies in this case is less than
desirable
(thanks Craig)
So, am I just screwed? The problem with returning data on the query
string
is that I can easily exceed the 2k limit; using session variables
store information in a db that both webapps have access to.
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OK - I can see how usi
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Jerry Jalenak wrote:
I had headed down the cookie path in the past 1/2 hour or so. Craig - can
you elaborate on the potential problems of using cookies across hosts?
In order for this to work, your "from" machine is going to have to
create a cookie that looks like it came from the "to" mac
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But from an earlier message, the request may be going to a different
server - potentially even a non-java one.
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Hmm ... well, the actual new request is generated by the browser when
it processes the "
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But from an earlier message, the request may be going to a different
server - potentially even a non-java one.
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Bill Siggelkow wrote:
> Hmm ...
But from an earlier message, the request may be going to a different
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Bill Siggelkow wrote:
> Hmm ... well, the actual new request is generated by the browser when
> it processes the "redirect" response. You sho
Bill Siggelkow wrote:
Hmm ... well, the actual new request is generated by the browser when
it processes the "redirect" response. You should be able to add
parameters to the query string, however.
Or, you can store the data you need later in the session.
Craig
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your objects based on a strategy which
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XML in the query string may work, but
Hmm ... well, the actual new request is generated by the browser when it
processes the "redirect" response. You should be able to add parameters
to the query string, however.
Jerry Jalenak wrote:
All,
If I remember correctly, when you use a response.sendRedirect() there is a
new request create
se of JSP /Tomcat . This has to
be
in the URL as Wendy suggested, I cannot think of any other ways.
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> Jerry:
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> Maybe you are looking for something like
> request.setAttribute(String, Object)..?
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oh right, you did mention you're redirecting, didn't you.. Yuk.. Ok, since you
say your objects aren't just Strings, you'll have to add it to the session and
then remove it when you are done with it.. Nasty, but I don't know how else you
can do what you want to do..(:(
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> From: Jerry Jalenak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> If I remember correctly, when you use a
> response.sendRedirect() there is a
> new request created and passed.
Actually, the browser sends the request. The redirect instructs the
browser to make a new request to the server, and Tomcat (I assume)
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