Form to Servlet

Hi there
When I send information to the servlet using method="POST" from a form
The information is then stored into database
But the servlet returns a blank htm page
Is there a way to prevent this ?
Thanks
IB

The servlet should do one of two things:
Generate an HTML output stream itself with the resulting page.
or (more in tune with J2EE thinking)
Forward the transaction to a JSP or HTML page in the same webapp. This is done as follows:
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/resultpage.jsp").forward(request, response);Such a servlet normally validates the input fields. If it finds an error it returns to the form page, adding an error message and prepopulating the fields. If it succeeds it will switch, instead, to some kind of results page, or maybe the next form in a sequence.

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-----------------------1-----------------------
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-----------------------2-----------------------
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          >Dear Friends
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n more thing i wanna why i am not able to create servlet java file in web folder..
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