Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I do this by having a extending HttpServletResponse to provide a
>different output stream to the called servlet. You can then cache
>stuff.
Nic, this is exactly what I needed. Could you give me more details /
code snipped? I checked out the httpservletreponse api and the only method
I can see that could be overloaded is the getWriter() and getOutputStream(),
which returns a servletoutputstream. Do I have to subclass the servletoutputstream
as well? I guess my problem now is how to make the servletoutputstream
point to a file/buffer of my choosing?
Thanks in advance,
Floyd
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