Frank,
The reference implementation uses ResourceDispatcher, instead of
RequestDispatcher. Replace the getRequestDispatcher call with
getResourceDispatcher, and it should work fine.
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Cheerio,
Rajesh (http://people.netscape.com/rajesh)
"Once during Prohibition, I survived for an entire week on food and water
alone"
-W.C. Fields
Frank Gauthier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've been trying to implement Method 2 (ie. have a servlet call a JSP
> page & pass the JSP a bean). However, when the servlet does a:
>
> servletContext.getRequestDispatcher("/somePage.jsp");
>
> I get an exception because there is no getRequestDispatcher() in
> ServletContext (contary to the 0.92 spec).
>
> Here's my configuration:
>
> Software Version
> ------------------------
> JSP 0.92
> Web Server JSP's servlet runner, java sun.servlet.http.HttpServer
> Servlet the jsdk.jar included with JSP 0.92 (from Sun)
> I believe it's JSDK2.0
>
> It seems to me that JSP ought to include the JSDK2.1 jar since it has a
> ServletContext.getRequestDispatcher(). I tried to use JSDK2.1's jar.
> Unfortunately, I got some other exceptions due to method signature
> differances.
>
> Did I miss something? If not, I'd *really* appreciate a JSP 0.92a
> release with a working getRequestDispatcher()
>
> Thanks,
>
> Frank Gauthier
> RABA Technologies
>
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