Louis Tribble wrote:
> I have a JSP/-based web app (Tomcat) that needs to format text messages
> and stow them away. It seems silly to use a third party template
> library when a JSP page would provide exactly the output stream I
> need, but I don't know how to capture that stream. Any ideas?
Well, you could make a URLConnection to http://localhost/jspname.jsp,
get the OutputStream and write that to a FileOutputStream.
If you have a lot of data parameters to pass to the .jsp that would not
fit neatly into the URL query string, you could use the O'Reilly
HttpMessage class to do a POST...
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