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Hi Naeem,
are you stuck with SSI and servlets?
If not you may think about using jsp for this.
Using
<jsp:include file="/dir1/myotherpage.jsp flush="true"/>
you can include output of other jsp pages and on a jsdk 2.1 compatible servlet
engine
(Not available for jserv yet) even of other servlets.
Jsp pages have all benefits of servlets and using the bean stuff of them
is easy and great (I'm just porting an older <servlet>-based application
to GNUJSP 1.0 in the moment.).
You can use GNUJSP 1.0 (current cvs snapshot) (I recommend it but
you may call me biased (? hope to get that work right)) but other
jsp engines are available.
>Hi,
>
>I am running Apache 1.3.9, JServ 1.0 and JSSI 1.1.2 on Solaris 2.7 (solaris
>7)
>
>Apologies if this has been discussed before but I haven't been able to find
>an answer
>to this question anywhere.
>
>Basically I have a servlet that is outputting the <servlet> tag. what I hope
>to do is
>have a web page that is constructed partly by the initial servlet and have
>'holes' in its content filled in by other servlets on the fly. So I try
>calling the other
>servlets by inserting the <servlet> tag directly into the initial servlet's
>output stream.
>However, this doesn't work because the stream is not interpreted by the web
>server,
>which means my servlet tags show up on the browser instead of the content I
>was hoping for...
>
>Any help will be greatly appreciated.
>
>thanks,
>naeem bari
>
>
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