...In other words a HTTP POST instead of a HTTP GET
do you have the original JSP?
which JSP are you redirecting to?
Would be helpful to see the code..

Hth,
Martin

----- Original Message -----
From: "Eric Noriega" <noriega@(protected)>
To: <JSP-INTEREST@(protected)>
Sent: Monday, September 29, 2003 7:22 PM
Subject: Re: jsp redirection question, not so easy


> Can't do it. HTTP does not handle this case. The best you could do is to
> front end the remote site (issue the request on behalf of the user). I
> assume that the other site is not under your direct control.
>
> Gudy Xu wrote:
>
> >I'm dealing in a servlet or JSP with a request from a certain user. After
some work, I want lead the user to another active page which lies in a
different site. When redirecting I want to post several parameters to that
page, and some parameters should be kept secret to the user. The
response.sendRedirect() method does change the url to destination, but then
the user will see all parameter values in his browser's URL bar. That's bad.
> >
> >I have tried many ways, many tags. But I found they all eventually invoke
the response.sendRedirect() method with parameters encoded in the url
string. That makes no difference to me.
> >
> >Following is the structure of my app:
> >
> >
> >-------------------    html page      ---------------
> >+ user's browser +   <---------------   + outside cgi +
> >-------------------   params not shown   ---------------
> >         \                   /|
> >         \                 /
> >          \                /
> >           \|              /
> >             ------------------
> >             + my servlet   +
> >             + redirect with +
> >             + params     +
> >             ------------------
> >
> >May people help.
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
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