Hi Shivaraj,
Things would really be easier if you included a code example!
Nevertheless, I'll try to guess. My guess is that you included the source
file for your servlet.
Are you doing something like :
<jsp:include page="TestServlet.java" flush="true"/>
If this is what you are doing, you should replace it with :
<jsp:include page="/servlet/TestServlet" flush="true"/>
If that is note the cause of the problem, please describe exactly what you
are doing, icluding :
- code example
- where the jsp is located
- where the servlet source is located (should be irrelevant;-)
- where you put the compiled servlet
Pierre-Yves
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hi pierre,
What i was telling was, In the jsp page i am including a servlet. So in the
jsp page i should get the results from the servlet(after all the
processing). BUT now what i am getting is Whole servlet code is getting
printed to the browser and not the processed result from the servlet...
thanx..
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