Tod Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
If you want to render the JSP and then include it, you must 'pull' it through
the JSP engine in the container.
The ImportTool just opens a file on disk and outputs it. So you will
get the JSP source code, not the rendered result.
It should actually be possible to use a combination of the
URLResourceLoader and #include() to get this to work. I can't tell you
from the top of my head, though. YMMV.
Best regards
Henning
>I am trying to implement a web application under Tomcat that uses JSP's
>originally created for another application. The other application's
>JSP's are in the /html directory under its document root.
>Can I use the ImportTools $import.read("OtherDocRoot/html/legacy.jsp")
>to bring in the contents of legacy.jsp in my velocity template? I've
>tried it and it isn't working.
>Tomcat seems to be loading the VelocityViewServlet correctly but when
>rendering the velocity based page I only see:
>$import.read("OtherDocRoot/html/legacy.jsp")
>instead of it bringing in the JSP and rendering its contents correctly.
>Any hints on the best way to debug this?
>Thanks - Tod
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