Hi,
I have a JSP form (test.jsp) for my users to upload a file, and another JSP file (testHelper.jsp) to work in the background, both JSP's are under the same directory (http://www.domain.com:8080/AppName/). After work is done, I send users back to the form (with parameters to determine which status message to show), with the following call:
response.sendRedirect("test.jsp?message=a");
Most of the users get redirected back to the form just fine, however a few users received error messages. On IE7, they will see "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage", while on Firefox they'll see "This document contains no data."
I checked their browser settings, cleared their browser cache, made sure it's set to always get the latest version of the webpage. The file they're trying to upload seems fine too.
I have tried using the absolute path in the sendRedirect call, but that did not help:
response.sendRedirect("/AppName/test.jsp?message=a");
When they saw the error messages, their browser showed the address as "http://www.domain.com:8080/AppName/testHelper.jsp".
I am new in JSP - Is there something else that I should check to diagnose this problem?
Any help will be appreciated, thanks!