What i do is open a URLConnection to "http://localhost/myPage.jsp", the only
way i found to do it. The only problem with that approach is if you need to
share some session info with another sesion, my solution is that instead of
calling the JSP directly i call a servlet that reads that additional info
from a singleton, that servlet places the info in the request object and
redirects to the JSP.
lee
Lee Elenbaas
ViryaNet
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Subject: Calling a JSP engine "offline"
How can I call a JSP engine and put his output in a file, or a stream
without sending it to the client? I can't find a solution because the only
way to run a JSP engine seems to be sending it an http request, and the Jsp
page output goes in a stream of the http response.
Thanks.
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