RE: Redirect JSP

Sorry about that, it does look confusing now that you say that. However, 
WEB is the host name, some genious decided to call it that. Basically I 
could take that URL and the value of request.getRemoteUser and go right to 
the URL. I am doing something wrong though, because WS doesn't like the 
way I am doing it......

    Dave Reiher
    System Analyst
    Prairie Farms Dairy - Corporate
    Ph: 217.854.2547 ext. 254
    dreiher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx



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You either need to send them to a full URL with the host name (which
you're missing) or to a relative URL. Basically, the redirect URL has to
be something that you could put in a web page as a hyperlink.

Matt 

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Subject: [WEB400] Redirect JSP

I want to have a jsp page that I can use just for authenticating users
and 
then if valid redirect them to a URL built using the username they 
entered. Something like this
String redirectURL = "http://WEB/TEST/WFInvocation.do?inv=INV1&&USR="; + 
request.getRemoteUser;
response.sendRedirect(redirectURL);
Only thing I run into right now is that in WebSphere "request" is not 
known or valid. Or I am not doing it correctly. Any suggestions???
 
Thanks!
Dave Reiher
System Analyst
Prairie Farms Dairy - Corporate
Ph: 217.854.2547 ext. 254
dreiher@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx