In HTML page or a JSP page if we want to call a
servlet we can call that as follows
"/servlet/Spack.Serv/otherpack/file.htm"
This will cause the servlet Serv in package Spack to
be called and within that servlet we can use
"request.getPathInfo()"
to get the path "/otherpack/file.htm" supplied with
the call.
This is all possible if the Serv is a servlet.
My question is if instead of a servlet I have to call
a JSP file ie Serv is not a servlet but a JSP file as
Serv.jsp and I have to call this file either from a
servlet or Html or a JSP file can I pass
the "/otherpack/file.htm" as follows
"mypack/Serv.jsp/otherpack/file.htm"
Can I do this or NOT? If I in what way?
I have checked this, it doesn't work if Serv is a JSP
file but works
fine if Serv is a servlet.
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