kgb,
i think u cant read files which have session
variables bla bla things
other wise it also get the dynamic part also
the best option for u is to use pseudo-session in that case that is variable
are stored in text files look into
www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/03/01/pseudo_sessions.html but i think if u
try to read a jsp from protected dir (with ht access)it will give error (i
still did'nt sol for it oops)
hope this helps
manu
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From: Sebastian Cremers
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Subject: AW: how to save output of jsp to html file before it returned to
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hi,
how about saving all the output in a string before sending it back to the
client?
regards,
sebastian
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Betreff: how to save output of jsp to html file before it returned to
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hello,
I been frustrating with saving a jsp output to an html file before it send
back to client. how can I implement it?
I heard servlet2.3 javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper class can make it
happen by making your own outputStream. anyone has experience on it?
can someone post a sample code on it?
I also tried around with other approach by open URL connection on that jsp
page, and write the jsp content to a html file. but my problem is I can only
catch the static part on that jsp , the dynamic part I can't.
really need your help.
thanks
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