Mx.rpc.http.HTTPService, HttpResponse.sendRediect(url)

Hi guys,
I am using HTTPService to invoke my server side servlet and i passing some parameters using "data" field. In servlet side based on the parameter it will redirects and some other URL. Servlet code is below...
doPost(request,response){
response.sendRedirect(url);
How can I get the URL in flex side. Here I am using HTTPService at Flex client side. This is the service I have to use at FlexClient or any other.
Could please help me to solve this problem...

Guys,
I was able to get the request headers and response url from AIR application using URLLoader. below is the code...
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                url.addEventListener(HTTPStatusEvent.HTTP_RESPONSE_STATUS,test);
               ul.load(URLRequest(myurl));
          private function status(event:HTTPStatusEvent):void{
                Alert.show("1::"+ObjectUtil.toString(event.responseHeaders));
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But I want same functionality in WebApplication. I am unable to add listener for "HTTPStatusEvent.HTTP_RESPONSE_STATUS".
Please help.....

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Hi again,
These days there are more quetions than answeres on any forum, and very seldom anybody shares the answer if they lucky enough to work it out so here is my answer for the above question
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