We had a similar task that Andy described and solved it in almost exactly a
way Geoff suggested.
But if I were to approach it now, I'd rather use filter and owerwrite response
object.
That saves extra HTTP connection within request processing and looks more
elegant anyway.
~boris
Geoff Marshal
No problem, write a servelt or other JSP page that does a method='post' to
the JSP in question. You will have to read the output of the page into a
variable. Then you can write the variable to both a file and out.println.
The only catch is you will have to have a class that can do a post! See t
>Can anyone tell me if this is possible. I have a JSP page that contains
>information about an order that was just entered (Essentially a
>confirmation page). What I want to do is somehow intercept the output
>stream inside the JSP page and write it to a file, as plain html, which I
>will later
http://www.orionserver.com/tutorials/filters/
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I think you can use a Filter to do that.
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