dispatch « Request « JSP-Servlet Q&A

1. Designing a generic servlet which handles request dispatching stackoverflow.com

I have a design question :) I want to have multiple servlets but I dont want to configure a new servlet with a new name each time and extend the HttpServlet. ...

2. Servlet - Dispatching request when the url-patern is like stackoverflow.com

I have some questions about dispatching a request in a servlet. To sum it up, I deployed a website on a public server which forces me to have a url-pattern like /servlet/* ...

3. How is it possible that Filter is applied when its dispatcher is FORWARD as well as when dispatcher is REQUEST? stackoverflow.com

I have a simple Filter:

public class TestFilter implements Filter {

    public void init(FilterConfig filterConfig) throws ServletException {
    }

    public void doFilter(ServletRequest request, ...

4. Can we somehow change the url in addressbar after dispatching request from servlet to jsp stackoverflow.com

I am having a weird problem here, and I am really stuck, need to get this work badly. so i have a page say index.jsp with a link say "a href=servlet?id=10". when ...

5. Can Jsp dispatch request as Servlets coderanch.com

6. Servlet Collaboration, and dispatching request coderanch.com

7. How can I dispatch Requests to >1 JSP? coderanch.com

Hi, Does anyone have a good reference they can point me to, or just some sample code, on dispatching a Request from a servlet to more than one JSP? I have two include files in a larger page that need to receive Vectors with, respectively, up to 64 objects and up to 256 objects. I'd like to keep the processing for ...

8. Dispatch request to non defined servlets coderanch.com

I've servlets that are in the WEB-INF/lib directory, however, I want to be able to dispatch requests to them without defining them in web.xml file. Is this possible? The reason I want to do this is because I am putting in new servlets in application server's class loader, and do not want to go through every webapps to add the servlets. ...