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Hi,<br />
<br />
I mean can we access the request.getAttribute(&quot;time<wbr />_arrive_dy<wbr />namic&quot;) in the flightsearch.jsp and in flightsearchonly.jsp in both scenarios?<br />
<br />
Regards<br />
Dave
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Hi,

I mean can we access the request.getAttribute("time_arrive_dynamic") in the flightsearch.jsp and in flightsearchonly.jsp in both scenarios?

Regards
Dave

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Thats right, a redirect causes the browser to make a new request, whereas a forward is handled internally.<br />

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Thats right, a redirect causes the browser to make a new request, whereas a forward is handled internally.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
Thanks. Sorry objects but I will accept cincin77 answer since he is the first to answer. I am sorry. Thanks cincin77 :)<br />
<br />
Thus, what is the use of redirect? it seems useless, right?
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Hi,

Thanks. Sorry objects but I will accept cincin77 answer since he is the first to answer. I am sorry. Thanks cincin77 :)

Thus, what is the use of redirect? it seems useless, right?

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Thats fine :)<br />
<br />
You can only forward relative to the webapp making the call, otherwise you need to redirect.<br />
redirects will also update the address in the browser (as the browser makes the request to the new url)<br />

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Thats fine :)

You can only forward relative to the webapp making the call, otherwise you need to redirect.
redirects will also update the address in the browser (as the browser makes the request to the new url)


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So redirect is not useless.:)<br />
thanks for the points.
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So redirect is not useless.:)
thanks for the points.

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Hi,<br />
<br />
Will the &quot;request&quot; be included?<br />
<br />
1st scenario<br />
request.setAttribute(&quot;time<wbr />_arrive_dy<wbr />namic&quot;, dynamic_time_arrive);<br />
request.getRequestDispatch<wbr />er(&quot;/jsp/p<wbr />lanning/fl<wbr />ightsearch<wbr />only.jsp&quot;)<wbr />.forward(r<wbr />equest, response);<br />
<br />
2nd scenario<br />
request.setAttribute(&quot;time<wbr />_arrive_dy<wbr />namic&quot;, dynamic_time_arrive);<br />
response.sendRedirect(&quot;<a href="https://" rel="ugc nofollow">https://</a>&quot; + request.getServerName() + &quot;/flightsearch.jsp&quot;);<br />
<br />
regards<br />
Dave
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Hi,

Will the "request" be included?

1st scenario
request.setAttribute("time_arrive_dynamic", dynamic_time_arrive);
request.getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/planning/flightsearchonly.jsp").forward(request, response);

2nd scenario
request.setAttribute("time_arrive_dynamic", dynamic_time_arrive);
response.sendRedirect("https://" + request.getServerName() + "/flightsearch.jsp");

regards
Dave

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