Just use HttpConnection and give the url that points to your jsp file. It will return
an outputstream.
there are tons of examples out there that does that..
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From: Gunter D' Hondt [mailto:gudo@;SOFICO.BE]
Sent: Tue 10/22/2002 3:46 PM
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Subject: [JSP-INTEREST] Get generated html from jsp-page
Hello,
How can I get the html that is being generated by a jsp-page into a
string value? The thing that I want to do is to send an email with an
attachment that is a dynamically created webpage. The webpage is a
jsp-page.
I've done that with other serversided scripts but have no idea how I can
do this with JSP. I'm thinking about making a new HttpServletRequest or
hoping to find a 'GetGenerated("test.jsp")' or
'IncludeGenerated("test.jsp")'.
Any help is welcome pls!
Greetings,
Gunter.
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