what commits the response ?
Niranjan Deshpande
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posted 10 years ago
hfsj says,
flush( ) commits the response.
so we cant call anything on the response ( methods to do sendRedirect( ) and adding/setting things in the response ), once we say flush( ).
my query is if, after the response is commited, and i say
out.println( ), where out is a PrintWriter, what will happen ?
flush( ) commits the response.
so we cant call anything on the response ( methods to do sendRedirect( ) and adding/setting things in the response ), once we say flush( ).
my query is if, after the response is commited, and i say
out.println( ), where out is a PrintWriter, what will happen ?
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posted 10 years ago
If the response is commited you cant forward to any other servlet. You have to choose. Either commit the response and handle the content yourself or forward to another servlet/JSP without commiting the response
posted 10 years ago
It will give you an IllegalStateException as it is given in the specs.
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Niranjan Deshpande
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posted 10 years ago
thanks
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