As i wrote in the "Re: Can I get static HTML page from JSP?" thread, you can
access the generated content from a URLConnection, then then do with it
whatever you want.
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Hi:
I need write the html content from a jsp to a file. I don't know it.
Can you help me?
Thanks.
Saludos / Best Regards
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