Accessing servlet

[Rajaguru Ramalingam]

How can i access a servlet which is in different servletcontext or webapplication? can anyone explain me the process?

[Ben Souther]

Access it from where?
A browser?
If so, a simple hyperlink (with a fully qualified URL) will do it.

[Rajaguru Ramalingam]

How can i access a servlet from another servlet which is part of another web application or servlet context....?

[Adeel Ansari]

Originally posted by Rajaguru Ramalingam:
How can i access a servlet from another servlet which is part of another web application or servlet context....?

You can do it with JSTL in your JSP. Couldn't think of anyother.

Neither httpServletResponse.sendRedirect() works, nor these requestDispatcher.include()
requestDispatcher.forward()

[Ben Souther]

Originally posted by Rajaguru Ramalingam:
How can i access a servlet from another servlet which is part of another web application or servlet context....?

You're still not asking a clear question.
Maybe if you tell us what you're trying to do it would help.

-Ben

[Craig Jackson]

I am not sure if this is the answer to the question

How can i access a servlet which is in different servletcontext or webapplication? can anyone explain me the process?

But the method

 public ServletContext getContext(java.lang.String uripath) 

from the ServletContext interface will allow you to return the servletcontext from another web application.