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I may have overlooked this in the FAQs, but I am finding this simple problem to
be a bit baffling. I run Linux RedHat 6.1, Apache Jserv 1.1b3, JSDK 2.0 and
ApacheJSSI-1.1.2. This configuration has been up for several months, and
servlets and JSSIs are all are working just fine.
I have a servlet that generates dynamic HTML that includes, among other things,
a "<SERVLET>" tag - in other words a Java SSI. The question is: how do I get
Apache to understand that this page should be treated as a .jhtml? One obvious
solution is to send the servlet's output stream to a file instead of to the
browser, name the file something.jhtml and re-direct the browser to that file.
But surely there is a more elegant solution. Is there some content-type trick I
can use?
Any help would be appreciated.
Bob Dana
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