I have been experimenting with the JSSI package from Apache to handle
<Servlet></Servlet> includes in shtml docs. Unfortunately, JSSI is written for
Servlet 2.0 specs.....Netscape Enterprise SuiteSpot is Servlet 1.0 compliant.
Does anyone know what can be done to make JSSI work with Netscape Enterprise...
I am designing a site that requires that maintenance be as easy as possible but
am relying on Servlets for JDBC based processing. I thought that using
server-side-servlet-includes would be a great way to achieve the prestated goal
of easy maintenance. Please help...
Aaron.
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