"Nathan Bubna" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Ah, ok. I stand corrected here. I should've read the docs to the very end. :-)

        Best regards
                Henning



>On 9/29/06, Henning P. Schmiedehausen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> 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.

>No, not at all!   The Import tool is analogous to JSTL's import tag.
>If the url you specify is absolute, then it opens a URLConnection to
>the resource and grabs the content.  If it is relative, then it should
>use the request dispatcher to get the content.  Both should give 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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