> Does anyone know a good way of capturing the output
> generated by a JSP so that it can be written to a
> file ? (I basically want to use .JSP's as templates
> to generate a static HTML site).
>
> What I'd like to do is have a wrapper JSP which does
> 2 things,
>
> 1. Redirects out so that it is
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Subject: Re: Capturing the output from a JSP ...
I've run into the same problem. I'm currently working
on a JSP prototype of our system. Our production
system currently uses NAS 2.11 as our app server and
works very simi
I've run into the same problem. I'm currently working
on a JSP prototype of our system. Our production
system currently uses NAS 2.11 as our app server and
works very similar to JSP including tag extensions.
One of the tags we implemented is a specialized
include tag that supports the caching of
>Does anyone know a good way of capturing the output generated by a JSP =
>so that it can be written to a file ? (I basically want to use .JSP's as =
>templates to generate a static HTML site).
>
>What I'd like to do is have a wrapper JSP which does 2 things,=20
>
>1. Redirects out so that it is w
John Hawkins wrote:
> Does anyone know a good way of capturing the output generated by a JSP
> so that it can be written to a file ? (I basically want to use .JSP's
> as templates to generate a static HTML site). What I'd like to do is
> have a wrapper JSP which does 2 things, 1. Redirects out so
Does anyone know a good way of capturing the output
generated by a JSP so that it can be written to a file ? (I basically want to
use .JSP's as templates to generate a static HTML site).
What I'd like to do is have a wrapper JSP which
does 2 things,
1. Redirects out so that it is writing
