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To satisfy client requests, servlets sometimes need to access network resources: other servlets, HTML pages, objects shared among servlets at the same server, and so on.
If your servlet requires a network resource, such as a servlet running in a different server, one can make an HTTP request of the other. This lesson, however, shows you what to do if your servlet requires a resource available from its own server:
- Using Other Server Resources such as other servlets, HTML pages, and so on, with a
RequestDispatcher
object.- Sharing Resources Among Servlets, where the resource is an object in the Java programming language, made available as an attribute.
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