> Hi all,
> when i use like this it works fine..
> <jsp:include page="Test.jsp" fluch="true"/>
> but when i use TestServlet.java in place of Test.jsp, it is not
> working....
Since you use .java it is possible you are "missing everything". You
have to compile the Java sourcefile into a class file which goes into
your WEB-INF\classes dir. Also map the servlet in your web.xml
(By the way: Tomcat is not easy to get started with)
> (dont say go use JSP..bcoz..I need to connect to DB and do some
> processing..thats why i dont want to use JSPs...i want go for
> Servlets...
Actually you CAN do DB inside the JSP, thought it is definitley not
recommende. Maybe you should go for a Bean instead.
If this was new to you, try reading some tutorials on the web first.
A little about using Beans in JSP:
http://www.jspinsider.com/tutorials/jsp/Ray/JSPB_11.view
http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tutorial/doc/JSPBeans.html
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