Posting event from JSP/Servlet to Agent?

Hi everyone!
I would like to know if it is possible that a jsp file or servlet (runs behind the JWS) can post an event and be captured in the Agent (runs behind the IFS Server).
Any insight regarding this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Vince

I don't think that's possible and even if it is there's an easier way. Normally you just create an instance of the session bean in a servlet and pass it the information. The session bean then calls the entity bean which updates the database. You don't have to forward the request - just pass the data to the bean.

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