, but the principal is
the same)
Hope you find this helpful,
Regards,
Neil Pattinson.
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From: Jacob Wilson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Actually, this is therequirement... One jsp page
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Thanks Max. This sounds very good. Your saying that automatically creating
an html when the jsp is rendered sounds good. This should
I don't know the layouts of your jsps or what you are doing in them.. but
JSP's are inherently non-static because they use runtime expressions to
generate the html, and that can change on a per request basis. If you are
using strictly html and no RT expressions or tags or anything I don't see
why
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Hi All...
I have a specific requirement in my project... I want to convert
wget or curl
On 23 Jan 2004, at 22:28, Ron Day wrote:
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Hi All...
I have a
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I don't know the layouts of your jsps or what you are doing in them.. but
JSP's are inherently non-static because they use runtime
and other abilities may offer a more manageable
solution.
-Max
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Actually, this is therequirement... One jsp page(contains scriptlets, dynamic values.
etal) in the current application generates a report. Now, I need to present with a
button at the end of the page.
When I click on that button, this page should be converted into a static html and then
ftp
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I had a requirement like this once, but the reports were generated by Seagate
Crystal. It generated the static HTML. JSP seems like the wrong tool to be
using here.
I would think (speaking out of my hat here) if the report itself was a JSP
page what you MAY be able to do is something like, in
You could use webtest with one of the logging options. Then if they change
you could run your test to regenerate the pages.
Edgar
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