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| billrobertson42 |
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I'm extremely interested in YAWS. I have some experience in servlets,
and there is one thing that I am curious about. In a servlet, it is
possible to "forward" a request to another servlet by naming its URL.
This does not go back to the browser, but instead just calls the other
servlet's process method and when it is done, then you will return.
Is there an equivalent in YAWS? I went through the demo documentation
on the various redirect functions, and it seemed to me that even
local_redirect returns a redirect to the browser.
Thanks,
Bill Robertson
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| Posted: Sun May 04, 2008 4:25 pm |
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On 5/4/08, Bill Robertson <billrobertson42@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm extremely interested in YAWS. I have some experience in servlets,
> and there is one thing that I am curious about. In a servlet, it is
> possible to "forward" a request to another servlet by naming its URL.
> This does not go back to the browser, but instead just calls the other
> servlet's process method and when it is done, then you will return.
>
> Is there an equivalent in YAWS? I went through the demo documentation
> on the various redirect functions, and it seemed to me that even
> local_redirect returns a redirect to the browser.
I believe that returning
{page, "/local/path/to/another/resource"}
where the second argument is the URI path to the local resource you're
redirecting to, will achieve what you seek.
--steve
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