Hi,
The answer is yes.
You can use a html page to be a template and mark the place where the data
should go
with comments like <!--begindata-->.
But in this case the servlet will "create" a new page.
Another situation would be like a GuestBook, somebody fills out a form than
a servlet puts a data in the html page and sends a redirect to that html
page.
Check for a template engine like webmacro or freemaker or make one of your
own :)
and the classes in the java.io. package for file I/0.
BW,
Andras.
> Hello world!
>
> I don't know anything about JSP. So, can we write a servlet app has
function
> like JSP? That's mean, our servlet "fill" data (extract from ResultSet)
into
> an exist page (HTML). I want my servlet write its result into an exist
page,
> not create a new page, can I do that without JSP??
>
> Who know? Please help me!!
>
> MAGE-LYNX
>
>
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