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Re: Pass an object from one Webapp to another on two differents
servers
According to the notations in my first post, the successive URLs are:
1) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/HTML_1
2) SERVER_2/WEBAPP_2/SERVLET_2
3) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/JSP_1
"SERVLET_2" does all the work it has to do
using the information provided by the user in the "HTML_1"'s form "F1".
When the work is over, "SERVLET_2" redirects towards "JSP_1"
It's a classical client <-> server scheme...
But maybe I'm not getting properly your questions?
Best regards.
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RE: Pass an object from one Webapp to another on two differents
servers
Posted by Léa Massiot <lm...@orange.fr>.
Hello Casper.
Yes, we are ok now.
I think the responses to your question are in my previous posts :)
Thank you for helping me out.
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RE: Pass an object from one Webapp to another on two differents servers
Posted by Casper Wandahl Schmidt <ka...@gmail.com>.
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Med venlig hilsen/Kind regards
Casper/Kalle
-----Original Message-----
From: Léa Massiot [mailto:lmhelp1@orange.fr]
Sent: 3. september 2012 09:47
To: users@tomcat.apache.org
Subject: Re: Pass an object from one Webapp to another on two differents
servers
According to the notations in my first post, the successive URLs are:
1) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/HTML_1
2) SERVER_2/WEBAPP_2/SERVLET_2
3) SERVER_1/WEBAPP_1/JSP_1
"SERVLET_2" does all the work it has to do using the information provided by
the user in the "HTML_1"'s form "F1".
When the work is over, "SERVLET_2" redirects towards "JSP_1"
It's a classical client <-> server scheme...
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Cws: I thought that SERVLET_2 opened a connection to JSP_1 and retrieved the
output and then send that to the client as output for the client request til
SERVLET_2. That's why I thought that the client would still be on SERVER_2.
As it is now it makes perfect sense, now I just don't get why you needed to
transfer anything? Does SERVLET_2 contact JSP_1? What happens if that is the
case (you said you needed to transfer some information to SERVER_1, how is
that done)?
Maybe I'm jost lost on what you really needed and trying to solve a
bigger/harder problem than what you needed. If you current solution works
all should be fine and we should stop the discussion :)
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But maybe I'm not getting properly your questions?
Best regards.
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