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Problem with saving user information in database via "saveuser" servlet

 
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I am making my minor project on a money management website
One problem is occurring:
As we are registering via register.jsp page, the form in that jsp page calls the "saveuser" servlet which saves the user data in the database.
But the data is not getting saved. :confused:
Please give an answer very soon

Following is the code of register.jsp page:



And this is the code of "saveuser" servlet:

 
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As in your other post, you should be using doPost() for this -- proceesRequest is meaningless and an anti-pattern -- and you should not be storing information in instance variables.

Having both doGet and doPost do the same thing is violation of HTTP. Don't do it!

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