It seems you have two choices:
1- write a client and use the HTTP classes to call your jsp and then save
the info you read back to a file.
2- just take your jsp code, put it in a normal java file (application), and
put your for loop inside of that file. Instead of writing to out.println
just open a new file at the beginning of the loop using your loop counter
as part of the filename.
#2 makes more sense to me, especially if you own the code to the .jsp
-Erik
At 09:11 PM 6/1/00 -0400, you wrote:
>If I have a jsp, lets call it myjsp.jsp, and it takes a paramter id. How
>can I save the html created by myjsp.jsp?id=1 to a file (lets say id1.html),
>not doing a save as w/ a browser b/c I will need to do it for id from 1 ..
>1000.
>
>So in essence what I want to do, is create a java program that within a loop
>sends requests (myjsp.jsp?id=x) and save the output to idx.html. The
>problem is I have no clue how to code that program.
>
>Any help would be great.
>
>- Frank
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