Not exactly, but a reasonable replacement for
if isPostBack...
would be:
if ( "POST".equals(request.getM
...
}
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Is there any function similar to the isPostBack of ASP.Net in JSP?
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ah ok, the IsPostBack property can be used to determine if the page is submitted to itself. In that case, you can use both getMethod and getRequestURL to determine if the call came from the same page:
Lets say your pageURL is "http://somesite.com/page.
if ( "POST".equalsIgnoreCase(re
((request.getRemoteURL() != null &&
request.getRemoteURL().toS
//you have a postback call :)
}
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by: Nick_72Posted on 2004-04-23 at 05:43:51ID: 10898940
what does that function do?