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hi all.
I have a form in page1.jsp. the action for that form submit is in page2.jsp
so I want to just come back to the page1.jsp after processing the request.(reload the first page again)
so in page2.jsp, how can i redirect the display page to the page1.jsp
here I tried to used the "<jsp:forward page=" tag
but my request is not to forward only the request object
I wanna redirect the page
thanks...
I have a form in page1.jsp. the action for that form submit is in page2.jsp
so I want to just come back to the page1.jsp after processing the request.(reload the first page again)
so in page2.jsp, how can i redirect the display page to the page1.jsp
here I tried to used the "<jsp:forward page=" tag
but my request is not to forward only the request object
I wanna redirect the page
thanks...
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instead of JSP use servlet, so from page1.jsp send form to servlet where you validate and process the form and after that you can get back to page1.jsp
Question is why do you want to go back? It is because of error which is OK, or some other reason which is unclear to me...
Question is why do you want to go back? It is because of error which is OK, or some other reason which is unclear to me...
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Use a scriptlet and response.SendRedirect()
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tag...ref11.fm5.html
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/ap...tResponse.html
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tag...ref11.fm5.html
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/ap...tResponse.html
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Please share the non-scriplet way for us uneducated folks.
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here i wanna add some data to the database and show the first page again to add another data.
so the request processing task is done in the page2.jsp . the form is included in page1.jsp
OK thas fine if you want to go back to page1 for more data, but you shoudn't connect to database and process request in JSP, you should do it in servlet. That is what servlets are build for
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Any decent book about JSP will teach you to use JSTL and/or JSF instead of scriptlets.
Of course many books you get cheap or find pirated online are old ones from before JSTL even existed, or written by people who don't care about teaching things properly but only want to get rich quick selling books to schools.
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That's great, but since you're trying to teach us how NOT to use scriptlets, I'd love to know the right way to do this.
<%
response.sendRedirect("someUrl");
%>
Please share.
I'm much more a C# person than Java these days and the Java I did do was on an old crappy server that didn't fully support JSTL, so I have no idea how else you would do this. This is what Sun had on its site. Please tell me the better way to do this so I know for future reference.
<%
response.sendRedirect("someUrl");
%>
Please share.

I'm much more a C# person than Java these days and the Java I did do was on an old crappy server that didn't fully support JSTL, so I have no idea how else you would do this. This is what Sun had on its site. Please tell me the better way to do this so I know for future reference.
Last edited by nikkiH : Feb 15th, 2007 at 3:34 pm.
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Do NOT do that in a JSP, use a servlet...
How hard can it get.
JSP are for PRESENTATION only, NEVER for application flow control or business logic.
How hard can it get.
JSP are for PRESENTATION only, NEVER for application flow control or business logic.
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