Hi,
you could embrace the whole output with special custom tags and then access the
body of that tag to do with the output whatever you want. E.g.
<foo:bar>
<!-- your JSP goes here -->
</foo:bar>
In your taglib code you can transform the body of the <foo:bar>-tag to whatever you
want.
Also, in the proposed Servlet API 2.3, the concept of filters is introduced. They
do exactly what you want. I believe some engines have the _draft_ spec implemented
(was it Resin or Orion?, maybe a Tomcat snapshot), so you can start playing around
with it.
ciao,
-hendrik
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Alex Tang wrote:
> Hi folks.
>
> I was wondering...is it possible to have the default JSP output go to a
> stream other than the standard Writer/OutputStream called "out"? We
> would like to be able to perform modifications of the data produced by
> the JSP (one use would be a record/playback mechanism or compilation of
> the output stream into another format...say for WAP)
>
> thanks.
>
> ...alex...
>
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