Setting timeout on response.sendRedirect ()

          We have to convert a cold fusion code ( a .cfm file) to a jsp. The cold fusion
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          response is not received in that time an error page is displayed else the response
          from the post is displayed. The following is the cold fusion code
          <cfhttp method="post" url="https://www.tag2.com/hns/esupport/email_support_test.cfm"
          timeout="10">
          We have modified the line as response.sendRedirect ("https://www.tag2.com/hns/esupport/email_support_test.cfm")
          But we are not able to replicate the behavior if the response is not received
          in 10 secs.
          Wud appreciate any pointers in this regard....
          Thanks
          Krishnan

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Sorry what model are you using?
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