rajshripawar18nov

 Profile Answers by rajshripawar18nov 

• Jun 26th, 2010

 

We can pass control frm first jsp to second by using
<jsp:forward page="nameof jsp.jsp"/>

Try it and reply...

pavanshetty05

 Profile Answers by pavanshetty05 

• Jan 5th, 2011

 

There are 2 ways to redirect the page
1) Use the forward :- By using this
you will get the all the objects in the redirected page.
2) response.sendRedirect("Path") :- In This case the control is not transferred to the next page.

delindia

• Jan 2nd, 2012

 

The RequestDispatcher objects forward method to pass the control.
The response.sendRedirect method

Code
<%      response.sendRedirect("RedirectIfSuccessful.html");            %>


 


<%


String st=request.getParameter("n");


if(st==""){


getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/form.jsp").forward(request, response);


}


else{


getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/welcome.jsp").forward(request, response);


}


%>


 

raman

• Nov 12th, 2014

 

Hi,
you want to call it inside of server ?

then save your values to session and do include ( if you want to continue on top page ) or (redirection) forward - if you want to finish on called page

example 1. include :

Code
String obj = "test";


   session.setAttribute("some_name_here",obj);


   pageContext.include("relative name of your page");


   ...


   ...


 


   in called page you do:


 


   String obj = (String) session.getAttribute("some_name_here");


    .... use variable

example 2. forward :
same like previous but replace pageContext.include by :

<%@ forward file="your page name" %>


for security issues is sometimes better to use ( if its possible )

response.sendRedirect(" some page ");
out.flush();
return;

but take care of output buffer ( to not get exception )