Has anyone activated Server Side Include(SSI) in Tomcat 4.1 ?
I have followed the normal instruction under Apache's Tomcat website,
including :
1. Renaming servlets-ssi.renametojar to servlets-ssi.jar in directory
CATALINA_HOME/server/lib/ ;
2. Uncommented servletservlet-namessi/servlet-name
I am trying to figure out the best way to include a header and footer on
every page on a web site which includes both JSP's and static HTML files.
There are a couple of options, the simplest of which is to use the JSP
include directive %@ include file="/header.jsp" % or the SSI
r.jsp" % or the SSI directive
!--#include file="footer.html" --. My header file is a JSP that displays
the currently logged-in user's name, current time, etc.
My question is one of efficiency. I am using Apache to serve the HTML files,
and Tomcat to serve the JSP files. If I convert
Hi All
Is it possible to include a servlet in a jsp page?
Recently we've bought a package for statistical charts.
Its documentation states that for GIF output, server side
include (SSI) have to be applied. The demo uses a pure
HTML page to include a servlet. But could we use the
same way in JSP
ay, May 25, 2000 7:28 AM
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Subject: Urgent ! SSI - LAST_MODIFIED
Hi,
How can I include the !--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED"-- into the jsp
file. It seems like working to me.
Pl
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Subject: Urgent ! SSI - LAST_MODIFIED
Hi,
How can I include the !--#echo var="LAST_MODIFIED"-- into the jsp
file. It seems like working to me.
Please help.
Kelly
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Hi!
Can somebody tell me how to enable Server Side
Includes on Netscape Enterprise (Web Server).
We could enable them in Apache but on Netscape we
couldn't find a config file to set SSI thing.
PLease help me with this.
Thanks,
Jyoti.
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Do You
Can anyone give me the pro's and con's of the
following
My objective is to be able to have a good seperation
between development of static and dynamic content.
Should I go for
1. Java SSI's
2. JSP's
3. or XML and XSL
All three seem to provide an effective answer, hence
i'm confused as to
Hi
I am very new, but I am trying to get moving.
I have installed JRUN on my PWS for now. I am using jdk1.2.1 jswdk1.0.1.
I can run the SnoopServlet but I wanted to try a SSI so I used the example
greeting.shtml in the tutorial in the Jrun documentation guide.
I get the following
but when I
What is most popular use out there on the big wide
internet, when using web applications (and dynamic content).
To use html frames or to only have one frame (that
is assembled via. SSI/templates).
I see plus and minus for both. frames are
complicated, and it's hard to tell which frame
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Subject: frame-set's or one frame via SSI/templates ?
What is most popular use out there on the big wide internet, when using
web applications (and dynamic content).
To use html frames or to only have one frame (that is assembled via.
SSI/templates).
I see plus and minus for both. frames
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Reply To: Jakob Ramskov
Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 4:43 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: frame-set's or one frame via SSI/templates ?
What is most popular use out there on the big wide internet, when using
web applications (and dynamic
Hi, there, looks like I am the one who keeps posting qustions.
Here is another one. Now I have the apache server and Jserv installed and ran. I
was trying to configure the server to do SSI stuff. Then I saw this JSSI project
from apache. My quetions:
1. Can I put the Options Include directive
Hey everyone
Is there a way to do a server side includes in JSP?
Here is an example which is possible in ASP
!--#include file="../includes/settings.asp"--
where settings.asp is a file containing global constants
PS. I am not interested in SERVLET/SERVLET include
THanks again
Konstantin
Isn't there a JSP include directive?
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From: Lukin Konstantin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: SSI
Date: Monday, June 21, 1999 4:03 PM
Hey everyone
Is there a way to do a server side includes in JSP?
Here is an example which is possible in ASP
!--#include
Lukin Konstantin wrote:
Hey everyone
Is there a way to do a server side includes in JSP?
Here is an example which is possible in ASP
!--#include file="../includes/settings.asp"--
where settings.asp is a file containing global constants
PS. I am not interested in SERVLET/SERVLET
What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa?
Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the
difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a
servlet (whose Service method contains the java code of the JSP)?
One reason
"Yee, Darren H" wrote:
What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa?
Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the
difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a
servlet (whose Service method contains the
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