Gidday Carlos,
A JSP file needs to be compiled by the Web Server if you output directly
to the browser" out.print(myJspStuff); " it will just show the source
of the JSP.
One way might be to save the JSP page to a file on the server and then
redirect to the JSP page, this should work although I have not tried it
myself, and there would be a delay compiling the page.
cheers pb..
"Carlos J. Herrera" wrote:
>
> I have heard of a servlet outputting HTML that calls
> another servlet = Servlet Chaining.
>
> Has anyone ever heard of a Servlet that outputs
> appropriate JSP code? Does the Apache web server even
> bother parsing the HTML-like output to notice the JSP
> scriplet tags = <HTML> ...<% jsp code here %>...</HTML> ?
>
> I am about to try this during the weekend... I haven't
> read this technique in any book... so I'll let you know
> if I am at all successful.
>
> By the way, I am doing this just for kicks. But please
> comment on any issues I may be missing.
>
> __Carlos__
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