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Hello,

http://127.0.0.1:7070/servlet/MyServlet?option=5
how can I make the above URL not understandable by the user e.g. http://www.domainName.com/ni/nilinks/nkr_links?open=sitemap&flag=mnr&con=b743905a4bc1c8ab3dfd82082c4b6b026cf3db3c54e6ba08?230932093ds990sdxc9ass

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I mean how can I encrypt and then decrypt my URLs of the servlet to make hard to understand by the users?

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Farakh khan wrote:I mean how can I encrypt and then decrypt my URLs of the servlet to make hard to understand by the users?


Do you mean how do you prevent a URL from being reused or copy/pasted? That's a bit different, and I believe there are a few methods.

I don't think there's any way of obfuscating the current URL in the browser window; but I could be wrong. Not an expert.

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Winston Gutkowski wrote:
Do you mean how do you prevent a URL from being reused or copy/pasted? That's a bit different, and I believe there are a few methods.
Winston



Exactly I am looking for that.

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Farakh khan wrote:Exactly I am looking for that.


Well this page suggests a couple of possibilities.
I suspect that the solution is likely to be HTTP/browser-based and not specific to Java.

Again, I could be wrong though. I'm no expert.

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Thanks its very useful link

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