Or, you can just put the html code in the JSP page and change the link from
.html to .jsp. It will return a page as static html just the same. The nice
thing is, when its a jsp page, you can just copy/paste the html into the
jsp, AND include scripting. For example, we do something like:
<% if( value == 1 ) { %> .. some html here <% } else { %> .. different html
here <% } %>
This little bit allows two different bits of html to be displayed based on
some condition. This logic should be UI logic only.
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Subject: Re: Can I get static HTML page from JSP?
Hi
Osamu Kondo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can I get static HTML files from JSP output?
> Does any one have simple solution?
>
i guess you can.All you have to do is include the static file in your jsp
as say <%@ include file="static.html" %>
Cheers
Abhishek Sharan
MTS,InterSolutions
Noida
>
> Thanks,
> Osamu
>
>
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