Hi
You can get an instance of output stream by coding
response.getOutputStream();
Regards
Girish
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>I am trying to output an image to the browser directly using OutputStream.
This worked fine in a servlet with an ServletOutputStream.
>
>However, when I tried to do the same thing in JSP, I cann't find a way to
get the OutputStream. The default (predefined) out is a PrintWriter , which
can only handle ASCII , and out can not be redefined as ServletOutputStream,
because the PrintWriter has already read the "response" , it's a mess.
>
>So, is there a solution?
>
>Thanks
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