how to invoke perl URL which is running in netscape server

[nsrikak]

Hi,

I am Naresh. I am new to jsp technology.

In my application I need to transfer controle and perameters from JSP to perl program which is running in other port. I dont know how to implement this.

Could you please help me on this.

[Dököll]

Hello Naresh!

Can you submit to a database using jsp?

I am not sure how Perl handles stuff, but if Perl can make available data to be used by other systems, a jsp can get to it.

Please write if I've missed your point.

In a bit!

Dököll

[nsrikak]

Hi Dököll,

Thanks for the response.

Actually, My question is which command that I have to use to transfer controle from jsp(which is in server A) to Perl part(which is server B). Here Forward command is not working. Is there any special procedure to do this?

Hello Naresh!

Can you submit to a database using jsp?

I am not sure how Perl handles stuff, but if Perl can make available data to be used by other systems, a jsp can get to it.

Please write if I've missed your point.

In a bit!

Dököll

[JosAH]

If you have the URL of that other page have a look at the URL class; you can
construct such a URL and ask it for its Stream (which is an input stream to
your JSP page). Simply read its content and pass it on in your JSP page to
its own output stream. You need to program a bit of Java for that.

kind regards,

Jos

[nsrikak]

But here I dont want controle back. I am using request.sendRedirect command. using this I am able to transfer controle to destination page(which is in another port).
<%response.sendRedirect("http://localhost:8080/check1/Success.jsp?xtn2=9790");%>

but can i pass dynamic content(here xtn2 variable) to destination page?
<%response.sendRedirect("http://localhost:8080/check1/Success.jsp?xtn2=<%=xtn2%>");%> it is showing syntax error.

or is there any other way that i should fallow?

Could you please help me on this?

If you have the URL of that other page have a look at the URL class; you can
construct such a URL and ask it for its Stream (which is an input stream to
your JSP page). Simply read its content and pass it on in your JSP page to
its own output stream. You need to program a bit of Java for that.

kind regards,

Jos

[JosAH]

I don't think putting <%=xtn2%> in a String literal makes it translate to the value
of xtn.

kind regards,

Jos

[nsrikak]

Hi JosAH,

Thanks a lot for suggestions.

Then can you guide me how to transfer controle from jsp to other other page(url which is in other port.).In this case I need to transfer variable, also it will be fine if the value of the variable is not displayed in browser and accessing session variable in destination url.

I don't think putting <%=xtn2%> in a String literal makes it translate to the value
of xtn.

kind regards,

Jos

[r035198x]

Hi JosAH,

Thanks a lot for suggestions.

Then can you guide me how to transfer controle from jsp to other other page(url which is in other port.).In this case I need to transfer variable, also it will be fine if the value of the variable is not displayed in browser and accessing session variable in destination url.

Why not use a routing servlet. Submit that JSP to the servlet and then forward to whatever path you want from that servlet.

[nsrikak]

But in this situation there is no manual trigering like submit button. Then how can I implement routing servlet? If possible Could you please guide me on this?

Why not use a routing servlet. Submit that JSP to the servlet and then forward to whatever path you want from that servlet.