How would/should I dynamic insert a JSP? We have a model where the main tile of the webpage comes from documents in our database. These documents often have layouts referencing to further sub-documents, and all infact undergo xslt. My problem arises when I want some of these sub-documents to be input forms or jsp pages (eg quiz of the day), but I have no idea how to achieve this! I do not want to be manually writing <input> tags into the database.
How do I get the JSP compiler to read the document coming from the database to find and correctly execute any <@include.. or <jsp:include.. tags? For example: is there a way to perform the <c:out../> of the document first, and then execute all <@include> tags even if they were from the output of the <c:out> tag? Or is there a way in the java code to get a handle on a jsp? So given a token in the document I could simply replace the token with a compiled jsp? One thought was to simply use applets. It's easy to insert <applet... into the document in the database and then write the applet separate. But applets are such a pain to get working across the mass of pc's and browser combinations. Another idea was to do the filtering of document in the main tile's jsp. Something like <c:out... document upto start of token, <@include page="token"> <c:out... remaining section of document. Mick. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
