Uncertain exactly what your problem is but two things come to mind:
1. Look at servlet chaining as an alternative to how you architect your solution.
This allows picking up function from other 'places'. The real beauty of JSP is that
it keeps the formating code seperate from the business function and you appear to
be putting them back together.
2. If you are using IBM's solution you may find the PageListServlet advantageous in
managing a level of indirection in naming with jsp files therefore debugging will
also become easier. It uses an XML servlet configuration file to redirect the name
used in your callPage() to the implementation.
John Anderson
Sunil S Sarje wrote:
> Hi friends,
> This is my first question on this list.
> So first of all I would like to give thanks to all of you for sharing the
> ideas through this list.
>
> My problem is as follows
>
> I am using IBM WebSphere Application server 2.0 with apache v1.3.6.
>
> QUERY IN DETAIL:
> A browser requests for a page on a web-server which initiates a servlet.
> Now this servlet calls a jsp-page residing on the other web-server ( which
> supports jsp). This jsp-page
> is implemented such that it writes some message on "out" object.
>
> Now my question is that whether the message written by the jsp -page will
> appear in the browser or not .
> If yes then how the context/connection is maintained.??
> If not then what could be done to achieve this.??
>
> TnR
> Sunil
>
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