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I actually did some slicing and dicing of the jsdk20.jar
and the jar files that come with jswdk10ea to get as far
as I did. Ie. I moved some classes around and made a
jsdk20a.jar file to try and make both JServ AND jsp1.0 happy.
As I said... so far, I'm missing the forwarding/include stuff.
Perhaps I should have started with the stock jsdk21.jar rather
than the jswdk10ea? Does anyone _know_ that the jswdk10ea jar
files contain classses that are different from the same classes
in the jdsk21? (I haven't looked)
Langley.
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> John Langley wrote:
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> > I did something similar but I've been disappointed with the results.
> > Using <jsp:request include="xyz.jsp" /> doesn't work, but I've been
> > told it works under the new JavaWebServer.
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> No doubt the implementation of that tag relies heavily on features of
> javax.servlet.RequestDispatcher, which is new in v2.1 of the Servlet API.
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> JServ only supports v2.0. The development version of JServ has v2.1 support, but
> integration with Apache is missing. You may have to wait until the Jakarta project
> delivers something.
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> Mike
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