Yes, it's possible.
use the extends directive
<%@ page extends="MyRootServlet">
But I wouldn't recommend using this approach.
Geert Van Damme
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> Hello Friends
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> I ahev a simpel question to you all
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> Can a servlet be extended by a JSP file
> Please let me know
> Thanx in Advance
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> Girish
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