Can the parameter in the url be invisible?

hi,
I want the parameters in the url to be invisible. That is if the url is
http://localhost:8080/index.jsp?create=12 , so in the url bar it has to be displayed like
http://localhost:8080/index.jsp. But the parameters should not be displayed. Is it possible?
If possible how? Can you send the code?
Thanks in anticipation
Deepa Datar

Greetings,
if the username & password is right the user has to be
redirected to the index.jsp page, where the usernameHow are you "redirecting", with sendRedirect? This method adds an HTTP 'Location' header to the response which instructs the browser to "fetch the response" from the given URL (including parameters, if any). Unfortunately, the browser uses a GET request on the next resource so, "no", its not possible to make the (GET) parameter(s) invisible - this is a limitation of the HTTP protocol. However, it seems what you really want in this case is not to "redirect" but to "dispatch" the request. Request dispatching allows your servlet to forward the request to, and/or include responses from, another resource on the same server without the overhead of redirecting the client. Additionally, the original request and response objects are maintained which can be modified with additional ("invisible") attributes:
// In service thread...
request.setAttribute( "client", "12" );
RequestDispatcher rd = request.getRequestDispatcher( "index.jsp" );
rd.forward( request, response );I hope this helps.
Can any one help me out? Its actually urgent.
Thanks in anticipation
Deepa DatarRegards,
Tony "Vee Schade" Cook

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