XML in server getInputstream and redirect to another page

I have written a HttpServlet that accepts XML from the request.getInputStream, does the xml parsing, some DB operations and then the page is supposed to invoke another struts action(.do action) and for that I am using response.sendRedirect("/order.do"). For some reason the redirect is not happening but the rest of the actions are fine.
The request to the HttpServlet is from an external application using webservices.
When I tried to check if the response is already commited, it returns a "false" value. I am confused on how to do the redirect.
Edited by: javalearnerscreen on Sep 19, 2008 2:41 PM

Hi paulcw,
This is my business requirement:
I have a website where every user can shop for vehicle parts and add them to their cart.
Bu to order some special parts, the user needs to be connected to a partner website where he can shop for parts, add to a temporary cart on the partner site and opon checkout, the partner site posts the parts in the temporary cart of the partner site to my website.
To connect to a partner website, I need to call a webservices URL on the partner website by passing some authentication parameters.
The response from the partner site is a webpage which i need to load in an inline frame in my site. To achieve this, I am getting the response stream using the HttpConnection.getInputStream, store it in a html file and then call that html page in the iframe.
The user then shops for parts in the iframe and does a checkout on the iframe. This "checkout" process on the partner site posts the contents as XML to my website to a HttpServlet.
This servlet on my website gets the inputstream from the request, parses the XML, does some DB activities. After this, the iframe should go and the user should be directed to a page within my website.
I am not sure how I can achieve this. Can we use curl in jsp ? If so, how ?
Also, please advise if my approach of page loading is correct .
Thankk you very very much.

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