You can alway execute the generated servlet
in the context of tomcat. But I can't think
of a solution that works just with jasper.
(Jasper is just a code generator and no
servlet engine)
Depending on your needs there are different
solutions to achieve this:
- Write a programm that requests an
The servlet container has not to be part of the batch job.
It's enough if there is a servlet container outside of the
job that can be reached from the job.
To talk to tomcat you can use HttpClient from the
jakarta project.
The only other option that I see is to look for a small
footprint servle
If you are using UNIX, then wget is the answer. If you are using
Windows, you will have to use Windows Scripting Host to create and
instance of IE and retrieve the URL.
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