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Use the Http Redirect step to redirect the browser to go to a specified URL instead 
of responding directly to an HTTP request. 

You can, for example, use this step to redirect the browser to a different server.

A script should use only one of the following steps from the Http Contact palette 
to respond to an HTTP request: 

Http Redirect

HTTP Forward 

Send Http Response

If you use the Http Redirect step, you should not use either a HTTP Forward or 
Send Response step in the same sequence within a script, because using any one 
of these three steps moves the Http Contact into a final state when the response is 
returned back to the browser. The script cannot attempt to send another response 
back because one has already been sent. If, however, a script has some conditional 
logic, you can use one of these three steps in one condition and another in another 
condition.

You can also use the Reject and Terminate steps from the Contact palette as 
responses to an HTTP request. For more information, see 

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Add / Modify 
(buttons)

Use these buttons to access the Parameter dialog 
box. Use the dialog to specify the following: 

Keyword—Name for the Keyword.

Variable—A variable to be mapped to the 
Keyword. 

When done, click OK.

Delete 
(button)

To remove JSP information, highlight a value in 
the list and click Delete.