About forward method

Hi,
I observed that include() method in jsp includes the output generated by the calling and called resource also.But forward metho discards the output generated by the calling resource.Why this is done?

Because forward() has nothing to do with "including"
content? That seems to be it. Whan a sevlet has an include() statement in the code, the servlet is saying, "I've grown weary of dealing with this response. I need some help. Could you please stop in at this other jsp or servlet and add its output to the response. Then come back here so I can finish up."
When a servlet has a forward() statement in the code, the servlet is saying, "My God! I can't deal with the pressure! Please send the response object on to this other jsp or servlet and let them decide how to respond to the client browser. I want nothing to do with it!"
See here:
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/1.4/docs/tutorial/doc/Servlets9.html

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between any
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2.The life cycle of Local Entity Interfaces is
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>
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objectsthe container can, dunno bout clients
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They can create Topic and TopicConnectionFactory
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When I include the line with the forward() method, I get an exception and the message is "1998-08-20", the contents of data2[numberOfRows - 1][0]. I don't know why an exception is being generated or how it is getting this database value as its message. What's going on?

Nevermind, I found the problem. There was an error in my JSP. I don't know how it affected the Servlet as it did, but...who cares!!

[URGENT] WCCPv2 + L2 rewrite packet forwarding method.

Hi All!
I have few doubts and questions for you people on WCCPv2
1. Wont routers support L2 rewrite packet forwarding feature?
2. Is it true that all switches only support L2 rewrite and not GRE? (switch 3550 as an e.g.)
3. While configuring WCCP, Normally on router side we dont select the mode forwarding method, we only specify this option on cache engines to negotiate the required mode of forwarding( l2-rewrite option on cache engine as an e.g.)
4. routers 2811 and 3640 routers supports GRE mode of packet forwarding by default, is there a way out to make it do a L2 redirect. Note: i will deploy 2811/3640 not as a cache engine but as a WCCP router redirector.
5. Let me explain my problem here. I have a 2811 and 3640 router configured(separately) for WCCP. i intend to use L2 rewrite packet forwarding method of WCCPv2 spec, but these routers looks like they only support GRE method. Can anyone suggest a way to enable L2 rewrite feature by either adding some addon hardware or by issuing some commands.
-Ananth

L2 redirection takes place on the switch, and is not visible to the Multilayer Switch Feature Card (MSFC). The WCCP L2 PFC redirection feature requires no configuration on the MSFC.

How might one go about forwarding a received text message?

How might one go about forwarding a received text message?

Long-press the message and you should get a pop-up with various choices, including Forward the message.

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