Top "Forward" questions

What's the difference between RequestDispatcher.forward() and HttpServletResponse.sendRedirect()?

What is the difference between RequestDispatcher's forward() and HttpServletResponse's sendRedirect() method? Can anyone explain with a example and best usage …

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How to capture browser's back/forward button click event or hash change event in javascript?

I want to alert() when browser's back or forward button is clicked or hash is changed in javascript. I have …

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undefined C struct forward declaration

I have a header file port.h, port.c, and my main.c I get the following error: 'ports' uses …

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C++ Forward declaration and 'Incomplete type is not allowed' error

I have two classes (or better yet, header files) that are part of my C++ program and I simply can't …

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How to pass a request parameter from one servlet to a other while forwaring

There is my goal that I can't achieve for now : I have one servlet, say 'ReportServlet'. It takes a request …

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calling a jsp from a servlet

I'm calling a JSP, displayItems.jsp from a servlet, DataPortal.java. First I tried to do this using the RequestDispatcher …

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How to forward a subzone

I'm using Bind9 as the DNS server for my office. We have a zone: example.com. which has to be …

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Is it possible to forward or redirect from a servlet filter after the response has been committed?

The logic is that the filter gets hit, the condition is not true, so it goes through the filter chain. …

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C Programming: Forward variable argument list

I'm trying to write a function that accepts a variable number of parameters like printf, does some stuff, then passes …

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Usage of std::forward vs std::move

I always read that std::forward is only for use with template parameters. However, I was asking myself why. See …

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