Java Autopostback?
- From: "Vittorix" <vittorix@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2008 17:48:37 -0600
Hi everybody,
I'm writing a web server in Java for html and servlets.
when the server receives a GET request, it works fine.
problem: when I use POST, the server program stops and the submit button has
to be clicked another time or the page has to be manually refreshed (after
that it works fine).
so, the program waits for the client to send a new signal/request.
The problem is caused by a in.readLine() statement:
if(method.equals("GET") && URI.contains("?"))
paraLine = URI.substring(URI.indexOf("?")+1, URI.length());
else if(method.equals("POST"))
paraLine = in.readLine(); // in the POST request, the parameters are
in the http request body
how to avoid that?
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ciao
Vittorix
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