Hiding url in JSP

I have one little JSP application that is used to perform some test on user and based upon that test this application needs to load a different page that is on a different server and that page is just an html page. I need to hide url of the html page that jsp will load. Is it possible? Is it possible to pass a parameter on a different server?
Your help will be greatly appreciated.
Lionfoo

I take it that by "hiding the URL" you mean to do something similar to a jsp:forward except to another server... That's not really possible but you can grab the content on the other server and display it. Check out Jakarta's scrape taglib:
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/scrape-doc/intro.html

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