<http://java.apache.org/jservssi/>

Apache JSSI is a Java servlet that provides support for 
including dynamic servlet output from within HTML documents 
via the <SERVLET> tag as specified by the JavaSoft Java Web Server.
It is tested and developed for Apache JServ but runs on any JSDK 2.0 
compliant servlet engine.

Apache JSSI 1.1 is available here:

  <http://java.apache.org/jservssi/dist>

There have been many changes and improvements since the
1.0 release:
  o several bugs fixed (e.g. the 'already called getOutputStream ..'
    problem)

  o less memory usage, improved speed

  o some very useful traditional SSI-commands are now included, e.g. 
    <!--#include-->, <!--#echo--> .. (thanks to Peter Urban)

  o configurable buffering of the output lets you set cookies from
    embedded servlets (useful for session tracking)

  o ParameterPropagatingSSI, part of the distribution,
    does automatic URL rewriting in the 'static' parts of your page 
    so you can track sessions even if cookies are turned off.

  o (experimental) support to automatically compress the output
    if it exceeds a configurable size-threshold.

  o for Developers: better API which lets you write your 
    own TagHandlers.

Please report any bug or documentation weakness you encounter. Send it to
the Java Apache Mailing List <http://java.apache.org/main/main.html>
specifying [JSSI] in your mail subject.

Thanks,
  Henner Zeller
Java Apache Project Member <http://java.apache.org/>



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