Re: Many servlet communication

David Mossakowski <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.java.sun.servlet
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What is it about servlets that makes people stop thinking?  Just because
it's a SERVLET doesn't change the fact that it's Java and all available
tools in Java are still at your disposal.

Let's do this the naive way:

1.  Receive request from client for content A
2.  Create a URL object to source of data for content A
3.  Read the content A from the URL
4.  Parse/format/massage the content from the URL
5.  Send the content back to client.

Unless I'm missing something it looks pretty straight forward.

d.


Nandish A wrote:
> Hi All,
>         I have a servlet which collects data and displays to the client, but this server has to collect data from different location (over the internet). Now my question is how will i make this servlet speak to other servlets(there should be two way communication)
>
> Thanks in advance
>
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