Remember, all JSPs get converted to servlets before being compiled.
If you want to see how to mimick JSP functionality in a servlet, look at the
generated servlet code in your TOMCAT_HOME/work directory.
On Thursday 27 November 2003 07:24 am, you wrote:
I'm wondering what the servlet
Yes, but there it is just used in a call to JspFactory.getPageContext()
where the J2EE documentation says the needsSession parameter should be
true if the JSP participates in a session.
I wonder whether the session is always created by default or whether it
sometimes honestly doesn't get
I'm wondering what the servlet equivalent of %@ page session=false %
would be.
After all the discussion here about disabling URL rewriting, I have
knocked up a filter to overwrite the response so that encodeUrl() is
no-op'd (thanx Brice) for requests from callers like google that can't
handle
