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Tks for responding ;-)<br />
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Question 1. I mean we can do this: response.encodeRedirectURL<wbr />... so is there a way to encode the url that we are going to &quot;forward&quot; to.... (I know about the RequestDispatcher.forward(<wbr />)).
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Tks for responding ;-)

Question 1. I mean we can do this: response.encodeRedirectURL... so is there a way to encode the url that we are going to "forward" to.... (I know about the RequestDispatcher.forward()).

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Tks evnafets, it clears up my mind now ;-)<br />

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Tks evnafets, it clears up my mind now ;-)


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1. I know that encodeURL support redirect, but how about request dispatcher's forward() ??<br />
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2. Can I OR do I need to encode the url for my html form action? <br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;&lt;form name=&quot;myform&quot; action=&quot;???&quot;&gt;
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1. I know that encodeURL support redirect, but how about request dispatcher's forward() ??

2. Can I OR do I need to encode the url for my html form action? 
   <form name="myform" action="???">

Beginner Question: ---- response.encodeURL

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