On Sat, 5 Feb 2000, Singh Kuldip wrote:
> becausethe file has .jsp extention not .xml so browser does not consider it
> xml and displays as normal file
As others have said, you should set the 'Content-type' to identify the
document as xml. If that doesn't work (as IE tends to try to second gues
> Reason
>
> becausethe file has .jsp extention not .xml so browser does not consider
it
> xml and displays as normal file
I have no idea, but is this the real reason (it seems unlikely)? Have you
set the document's content-type to xml? Most default to text/html...
David
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Singh Kuldip wrote:
> so please write to me how to make it possible so that when browser loads
> the .jsp file the depending upon its content it reads it as .xml or .html
> (its default)
>
You can set the content type of the output in the <%@ page %> directive of the
pages that generate XML:
hi friends
xml and IE5
as we know to view a xml file in internet explorer according to our
stylesheet we include that stylesheet in xml document
JSP and XML
in jsp file we can write xml instead of html and insert the java code using
the jsp tags
Problem
my server execute the jsp file and give x
