I have a quick question, and I may actually be in the wrong forum for this. I'm creating an image using a
java servlet and posting it to our web page, using the following code:
**This is code from the servlet that is creating the dataset**
String sChartInfo = "img src=\"/coal0000/GraphData";
sChartInfo += "?title=" + URLEncoder.encode(sTitle);
sChartInfo += "&chart=" + URLEncoder.encode(sGraphType);
sChartInfo += "&dataSet=" + URLEncoder.encode(sDataSet);
sChartInfo += "width=\"700\" height=\"700\" border=\"2\"";
***the string sChartInfo is replacing a comment block in our HTML webpage***
My question is, Is there a limit to the amount of data that I can pass back to the servlet that is creating the image, if it is a doGet method ? If there is a limit, is there any way that I can get around it ? I was thinking about the doPost, but I'm not sure how to post to the servlet in a query stream like that.
Thanks.