> But wouldn't the generated page (after the jsp is compiled and the
>.class is processed) be put through the servlet-engine again for the page to
>be processed before the page is sent to the client? At that time the
><SERVLET > tag would be recognized.
No. Not on a typical servlet engine.
> I have not yet actually started compilin a jsp on the server, but
>wouldn't the compiler leave a tag which it doesn't understand as it is? Or
>we can put it the <SERVLET> tag as a Java exprssion to be written as is in
>the html and then when the generated html is processsed by the server, it
>will recognize the tag.
The SERVLET-tag can be generated by jsp without problems.
But the servlet which is generated from the jsp page will
normally send it's output direct to the user.
The HTTP server won't take a look at it.
You may be able to get it going on e.g. JRun where you can
chain servlets so that the output of jsp engine/servlet is
again passed by the jhtml-engine (which interprets SERVLET-tags)
if I recall.
> Thoughts from a begnner!!!
>Rajendra.
>
Ciao,
Carsten Heyl
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