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http://www.jspsite.com/javaserverpages
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>From: Meera Gajanan Nayak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: Any way to store a jsp generated on fly]
>Date: Wed, 15 Nov 2000 16:32:10 +0530
>
>Hi Room,
> I have a problem which goes like this.
>I have a file which is parsed and broken up into two parts.
>The parts are to be processed separately and these parts have two
>different jsps which are the final pages to be shown.The user should be
>able to choose the jsp he wnats to see.I understand these jsp pages are
>generated 'on the fly'.But Is there some way of storing these jsps
>somewhere like a database or a flat file so that i can provide a
>another jsp page which has two links to these files where in the jsp
>pages are stored ,which the user gets to choose from.
>
>I hope i have explanied the problem alright.Please do let me know if
>anyone's got any ideas.
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>
>Thanks in advance
>Meera
>
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