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Maintain Data Across Errors

 
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I was wondering if anyone could suggest a good strategy for maintaining user entered data across, say, validation errors.

My goal is that when a user submits a form to a servlet and something goes wrong, I would like to redisplay the page that the user submitted the form from. I can accomplish this through response.sendRedirect(), but the user's data is gone. It appears that I have a new request object when I use sendRedirect().

Is there a good way to maintain the user's submitted data across multiple invocations of the same JSP?
 
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Rather than a redirect, perform a dispatcher forward and the submitted parameter values will be available when re-building the page.
 
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