Dear all, I understand this user list is for JetSpeed setup but I really
need some hand from you guys on the development.
I am experience java web engineer and not portlet development engineer
thus I am stuck in this basis web navigation.
I have 2 JSP page. JSP1 is basically a entry page and I have a file
upload file to upload an image. In processAction(), I am able to store
the image into database. After that, I will show the JSP2 as a
confirmation page for user to confirm the entry from JSP1. Here is my
problems:
1. In JSP2, I am wish to retrieve the image file from database(in
this scenario). I am wondering how can I do that? I am very happy If
you have better ideas to show the image file that I have selected from
JSP1 to JSP2.
2. I plan to include a servlet invoke in JSP2 and that servlet is
going to retrieve it for me and display as a <IMG SRC> tag. But I have
tried 2 days and still didn't get it work. I understand I can invoke the
servlet like the code below but I am more interested to call it from JSP
Page.
PortletRequestDispatcher dispatcher = getPortletContext()
.getRequestDispatcher("/WEB-INF/jsp/confirmation page.jsp");
dispatcher.include(request, response);
Please share me your ideas.
Thank You.
Regards,
FOONG
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