You could run the jsp, causing it to compile, and then copy the
generated class file. It would at least reduce the amount of
copy/paste. Most containers have this type of facility.
Ioannis Xanthopoulos wrote:
I have a number of HTML and JSP files that contain collections
of Methods ie.: String Manipulation Methods which I want to
use in a srvlet. I would definitely not want to cut and paste all
these methods into my servlet.
How is this best done?
Clarification:
File_to_be_included.jsp
contains:
public String parse(String inpa){
.....
}
public void ttt(){
}
Now I want to use these methods in my servlet. I also have a JSP File
that contains declarations of initialization parameters (final Strings )
that i want to also use in the servlet. for example
Initialization_params.jsp
contains:
final String tttt = "jjjj";
Now I want to use "tttt" in my servlet.
Regards
Ioannis
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