how can i forward to another page in servlet filter with request submit by ajax?
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Ajax is the combination of technologies like XHtml,Css,Dom parser and XmlHttprequest and java script binding all these together.Using Ajax one can communicate asynchronously with the server and display the data dynamically such that the user does not feel any sort of the page refreshing time.If you are going to forward the request to another servlet n click of the Submit button this can be done as usaul in the normal servlets.There is not much changes required in the servlet part as the Submit button is also included as a part of the HTML in the servlet itself.If u want to display only a part of the information that is present in the forwarded servlet then u can do it using Ajax because Ajax is really meant for that,not to get and display the entire data from the web page.
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Well, you can use a regular text field and a password field. Handling the request would be done on the server. Whether its through a static username and password built into the page or connecting it to a database.
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in the last frame of the intro open the actions panel and type the following:\n\ngotoURL("mainPage.html");\n\nIn place of mainPage.html use the name of your main page and make sure you use the direct path to that file.
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next time when you forward in yahoo, select the "forward as inline text" option.
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Check the URL below for a class that'll let you do objects. It shouldn't be too hard to extend for request parameters and session objects. It also mentions a few other (less desirable) ways of doing it.
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This was asked in an earlier question.  But the basic answer is, you can't (and you definitely can't do it with a server side script like ASP).  Even if you could, you still have other ways that the user can navigate back into the middle of a session.  There are the forward/back options in the context menu (right click on a page), there is the browswer history, the user can simply enter an explicit url.\n\nSo bottom line is you can't do it and even if you could you need to make your web app robust enough to handle users plopping themselves in the middle of defunct sessions and/or repeating actions.
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you need a redirect script, two ways to do it first one is insert the following code on the <head> part of your webapage\n\n<META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="5; URL=html-redirect.html">\n\nthe "content 5" is the seconds it will take to the redirect\n\nthe second thing is to use a java script like the one on the link
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Search google for "ajax tutorial". Problem solved.
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Use Viewstate \n\nin most of the cases, ASP.Net manages this task i.e. restore the state after post back
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On the form tag is an action option.  Set this to the destination web site.\nThats it.  No javascript.
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just don't submit the page.\n\nreturn false on the onSubmit function after checking for validate
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try to refresh the page
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yahoo e-mail forwarding
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Don't use the 'Forward' button.\n\nUse the 'Reply' button and then overtype the address with the address you want to send it to.\n\n///
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attach the value in the query string e.g. \n\nwww.ursite.com/urfolder/urfile.htm?urparaname=urvalue
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go to http://www.webwarper.net , enter the address of the site and it opens it , no filter can effect there.
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1. Make sure you have the Behaviors panel visible (Window --> Behaviors should be checked on).\n\n2. Select the button\n\n3. In the Behaviors panel, click the + sign and choose Go To URL.\n\n4. Enter the relative-to-page or absolute path to the file you want opened.\n\nThe appropriate JavaScript and event will be added to the page and the button, respectively.