Another possibility is to delay the url rewriting to another servlet that is
chained on the end. I believe the orielly book talks about this (though I may be
wrong about that).
This kind of scheme would become more useful if servlets had some kind of caching
mechanism, i.e. you could say that
But this really isn't the kind of thing that you should use JSP for. A servlet can
be written to do this in a much nicer way in only about 10 lines of code.
Carsten Heyl wrote:
Hi everybody! Can I write a Java Bean to load an Image (gif/jpeg) from =
disk (using FileInputStream) and
We're talking about the App Server, right - not WebSphere Studio? Where can we get
the beta? I can't find it anywhere on IBM's site.
"Esposito, Francis (Exchange)" wrote:
WebSphere 3.0 beta supports JSP 1.0 and Servlet API 2.1.
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The page mentioned below states:
"The JavaServer Pages Developer's Guide is currently in development, with early
chapter released for public review."
I can't find this anywhere - does anybody know where it is?
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Colin Wilson-Salt
Technology Manager
Virgin Net
"Anil K. V
One trick is to display a page that has a meta refresh tag that refreshes to
your page that does all the work, that way you get whatever 'please wait...'
page you want, and your other page appears when it's ready.
Mike Engelhart wrote:
I'm trying to figure out how to display a web page with a
I've just struck the same problem - did anyone have a solution? After
foing the include, the rest of the page isn't output. Is it a bug?
Looking at the generated code things look fine:
out.write("some text");
// end
// begin [file=...]
This is an issue that I would like to see addressed too.
Other page generating products allow you to specify caching systems through
combinations of wildcards to match both the path and parameter parts of
URLs, and allow you to specify how long a page will be cached for before
it's considered
