, you are then directed to the result of the initial
request - which is a GET, with no params.
As Konstantin also explained, your first request could be the POST,
complete with params, as that is where you will end up, after auth.
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Ashok Venkat wrote:
> Thanks for the detailed explanation,
Thanks for the detailed explanation, as you mentioned it seems that the second
request is being ignored ,but i am not clear how come the original request is
matching with the second request? The original is GET and the second one is
POST? does tomcat compare just the URL strings?
- Origina
Hi,
I have the following code in a scheduler class, which is trying to
invoke a servlet
String url = "https://localhost:8444/servlet/TestServlet";;
// Get HTTP client instance
HttpClient httpClient = new HttpClient();
// Create HTTP GET method and exe
n form fields not found in request
Ognjen Blagojevic wrote:
> Hi Ashok,
>
> Ashok Venkat wrote:
>> In the below code, i am submitting a form to itself in the onload
>> method and changing some hidden form field values. After the form is
>> submitted, the hidden values
Hello,
In the below code, i am submitting a form to itself in the onload method and
changing some hidden form field values. After the form is submitted, the hidden
values are not available in the request object.As a result, the page gets into
an endless loop.
Thanks for any help
Code:
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