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JSP code not working properly

 
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Hello sir,

I'm having problem in my JSP Code which i'm not able to rectify.Its the code for my one-to-one chat module of a chat application i'm making using JSP & Servlets .

This code is for sending the message to a particular user through my servlets using my "send121.jsp"

I've used the concept of XMLHttpRequest in this code.The code for "send121.jsp" is as follows:





When the onBlur event is executed the callservlet()Function of javascript is called, through which my OnetoOneServlet .java gets the message parameter,that message parameter's value i'm storing in an ArrayList using a plain old java class namely OnetoOne.java.

The code for both the servlet & plain java class i'm providing below.

OnetoOneServlet.java







Now the problem i'm facing is that the message is getting stored in the ArrayListbut on the JSP side i'm not able to get it printed in the TextArea provided nor i'm able to get it on the server console for verifying purpose.

So if you could help me sort out the where the problem lies in my code I will be grateful to you.

Thanking you,
Jignesh
 
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Is there anybody to help me out???
If there is then please reply as soon as possible.........

Thanking You ,
Jignesh
 
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