Executing a JSP

Hi,
I have a JSP page which displays a list. Several links are created. These links go to another jsp page which executes some statements which modifies that list. And the end of that page I use the
response.sendRedirect("list.jsp") ;
The problem is that I don't see my modification in that list. I have to click on the refresh button before I can see the changes.
How can I prevent this?
Thanks

use javascript:
<script>
document.formname.action = "list.jsp";
document.formname.submit();
</script>
Grey

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Edited by: Murthy_Srinivas on Jun 5, 2008 10:49 PM

the jsp code is executing wen the page is loading..
i want the jsp code is executed wen v click the button..Not possible(in the way you are trying to achieve). JSP codes are processed in the server and only processed data/results are sent to browser which you see in your screen. Browser cannot/willnot execute the jsp code.
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