On Mon, 22 Mar 1999 16:29:53 +1100, Frank Packenham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>can I get my servlet to feed a JSP to the server have the server interpret
>that and send onto the browser, or does the servlet send direct to the
>client??
>
>is it as simple as just returning a JSP page on the response stream?
Good question...
I can answer for GNUJSP (as it is put into Jetty WWW server). GNUJSP
is a servlet that gets the raw jsp files directly. Thus it cannot
take jsp files from other sources.
The solution to this would be to change GNUJSP from a servlet
to a filter. The Jetty architecture can easiy handle this as it
is based around a stack of handlers, some of which may be filters.
Other WWW servers such as Jigsaw have similar architectures.
Now that you've prompted me, I'll be looking into doing this
for the combination of Jetty/GNUJSP.
regards
Greg Wilkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://www.mortbay.com
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