Hi Donghyeok,

Did you make sure you are redirecting to both the right web page and the
right port? For example, http://www.jspbook.com/index.jsp assumes port
80. However, if you are running the web app on port 8088 you would have
to send the redirect to http://www.jspbook.com:8088/index.jsp.

In general when using the non-default port you have to make sure to
explicitly state the port in the URL.

Cheers,
Jayson Falkner
jfalkner@(protected)
Servlets and JavaServer Pages; the J2EE Web Tier - Author
(http://www.jspbook.com)

On Mon, 2003-10-06 at 02:19, Donghyeok Kang wrote:
> Hi, all...
>
> I'm using Apache HTTP server and Jakarta Tomcat as a servlet engine.
>
> Apache is running on port 8088 and the direct connection to Tomcat is closed.
>
> The problem is that when some action in jsp has been operated and the jsp has called the "response.sendRedirect()" method to move into the view jsp, the target jsp cannot be found.
>
> I guess that the reason is resonse.sendRedirect() method would make ONLY a URL of tomcat server.
>
> In this case, I shoud use the javascript and write the code like "document.location.hre=blah blah..." instead of "response.sendRedirect()", shouldn't I?
>
> Any suggestion will be welcome. Thanks in advance.

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