>How can I, on a servlet, make the standard output (ie System.out) to be the
>output of the servlet so that if I do
>System.out.println("hello") this is printed out on the browser.
Do
service (HttpServletRequest theRequest, HttpServletResponse myResponse)
{
PrintWriter out = myResponse.getWriter();
out.println("Think Different"); //Take care about the HTML Syntax
out.close();
}
Sometimes you work in a complete different object and one answer is
to pass the PrintWriter Object to the Object's Class constructor.
I know this sound too simple to be a answer.... anyway....
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Andrés Wagner Acuña
Estudiante Ing. Civil Industrial
Universidad Adolfo Ibañez
ICQ: 39542425
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