Nopes .. Once you do a SendRedirect you are committed and should no longer have any control over the response ...
Also it does not make any sense even if there was a way to do it? What do you expect the user to end up seeing? The response from the first servlet (or server) or the second one?
this topic is so confusing.. you guys are discussing for servlets or servers?
hope this one should be to sendRedirect to servlets. then only one servlet could be possible
Why not a send redirect to a servlet which in turn redirects to another servlet? that way there are two continous redirects although 2 servlets are involved here
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