Reading further on in the thread, this doesn't sound like it's sufficient for the use case at hand.But from an earlier message, the request may be going to a different server - potentially even a non-java one.
Bill Siggelkow wrote:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/29/04 2:15 PM >>>
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
Basically, the only way to get information included in the subsequent request is to coerce the browser into sending it. Examples of ways you can do that include:
* Adding query parameters to the URL
* Adding hidden input fields in a form
* Creating cookies (although that won't generally work across hosts)
Craig
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