Code does not make any effect:need help

Question

hello friends,
now i am going to describe the problem i am phasing
actually i have embedded japplets in a jsp page(appletjsp) and want to communicate japplets indeed jsp to a servlet in the diffrent derectory but in same context root.
moreover, i have written code at applet and servlet side both. actually there is a next button in one of japplets(embedded in appletjsp) and i have written the code(for servlet communication) inside button's mouse clicked event. and at servlet side, as usual i have got an inputstream from request and want to forward this request(after getting request dispatcher) to another jsp page(proposing to display this jsp page after clicking next button inside appletjsp ).
now the problem that made me a bit confused is that when i click next button after running jsp page(containing japplets) then neither there is any error/exception at server/IE's sun java console nor any effect of code at servlet side.
actually i am not sure that the servlet side code does not make any effect rather it is ony my assumption.
although i am very new in java and as what i know, to send back response to client side, servlet class needs to be run at server side and probabbly for that there must be a sepreat request from client's applet to server(please dont flame me if i am wrong).
so please tell  me how can i get running another jsp page running(to which i trying to get request dispatcher inside servlet) after clicking next button?
applet code
        try{      
        String[] data    ={"santosh","kumar","tripathi"};        
        String strwp ="/UASProject/RegistrationData";              
        URL jspURL = new URL(getCodeBase(),strwp);             
        System.out.println(jspURL);
        URLConnection jspCon = jspURL.openConnection();               
        jspCon.setUseCaches(false);
        jspCon.setDoOutput(true);
        jspCon.setDoInput(false); 
        jspCon.setDefaultUseCaches(false);   
        jspCon.setRequestProperty("Content-Type", "application/x-java-serialized-object");      
       BufferedOutputStream bos=new BufferedOutputStream( jspCon.getOutputStream());
        ObjectOutputStream oboutStream = new ObjectOutputStream(bos);             
        oboutStream.writeObject(data);         
        oboutStream.flush();        
        bos.close();
        oboutStream.close();        
     //  getAppletContext().showDocument(new URL(getCodeBase().getProtocol(),getCodeBase().getHost(),getCodeBase().getPort(),"/UASProject/faces/Editpage.jsp"),"_self");        
     }catch(Exception e) 
       {System.out.println(e);}servlet code
         try { 
                //    response.setContentType("application/x-java-serialized-object");
                     BufferedInputStream bis=new BufferedInputStream( request.getInputStream());
                    ObjectInputStream inputFromjsp = new ObjectInputStream(bis);                                      
                    reg_data = (String[])inputFromjsp.readObject();                             
                    out.println(reg_data[1]);
                    bis.close();
                    inputFromjsp.close();    
                   HttpSession session =request.getSession(true);
                  session.setAttribute("first_name",reg_data[0]);
                    getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("http://localhost:8084//UASProject/faces/Editpage.jsp").forward(request,response);
               } catch (Exception e) {e.printStackTrace();}    although this topic has been made too long, even then please fix my problem.
thanks

Answer 1

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Hope this helps
Message was edited by: Radiation Mac