HELP plz..How to send response from server to client

Hi..plz help me out of this problem..i am sending request from client side to servlet..lets say i am sendin "Bechkam"..now my servlet fetches this request.n finds out that BECHKAM is a football player..now i dont want to print this on the client side..i simply want to sent this response back to the client..after client receives this response the client should print bechkam is a football player..i have done coding of sending request from client(javascript code)to server but dont kno how to send response to client..do i have to use cookies or sessions..
Any help will be greatly appreciated
THANX

I'm not sure how well versed you're with HTTP and servlets.
What you term as 'printing on the client side' is in fact the response you're looking for. The response you send from a servlet is 'printed' into the response stream. The client receives this data and interprets is according to some headers. Usually, this data is HTML/ plain text which is interpreted by the browser and rendered as required. It could very well be displayed as is.
People on the forum help others voluntarily, it's not their job.
Help them help you.
Learn how to ask questions first: http://faq.javaranch.com/java/HowToAskQuestionsOnJavaRanch
(Yes I know it's on JavaRanch but I think it applies everywhere)
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