Java page flow jpf forward to dynamic url

How to forward to a dyamic url from a page flow action method

use new Forward (URI uri,
boolean doRedirect)
with redirect as false
Edit : If the path isnt within your webapp you will have to do a redirect (you can use the constructor with the URL form)
regards
deepak
Edited by: deepshet on Sep 2, 2009 3:38 PM

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