Is there a way to change browser URL using response?

[Dave <ja...@yahoo.com>]

During a HTTP request-response cycle, is there a way to change Browser URL using response?  Redirect can that. But it cause performance/network traffic issue. 
   
  For JSF page navigation(non-redirect case), page has been changed but browser still shows the old URL. Sometimes it makes more sense to show the new page URL.
   
  Does HTTP 1.x specify a way to manipulate browser URL using a normal response?
   
  Thanks!

 		
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Re: Is there a way to change browser URL using response?

[David Smith <dn...@cornell.edu>]

Not that I know of.  The browser URL address is the one requested.  
Changing it requires the browser to fetch a new page.

--David

Dave wrote:

>During a HTTP request-response cycle, is there a way to change Browser URL using response?  Redirect can that. But it cause performance/network traffic issue. 
>   
>  For JSF page navigation(non-redirect case), page has been changed but browser still shows the old URL. Sometimes it makes more sense to show the new page URL.
>   
>  Does HTTP 1.x specify a way to manipulate browser URL using a normal response?
>   
>  Thanks!
>
> 		
>---------------------------------
>Yahoo! Messenger with Voice. Make PC-to-Phone Calls to the US (and 30+ countries) for 2¢/min or less.
>  
>


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