>
> How about the patches for the JSPScreen? I'm not actually using that
> screen but I know several people have asked about how to do it so having
> an example might be good. I imagine there is probably a way to do it
> without changing the core of Turbine but I'm not sure how. I'm far from
> an expert on servlets so if anyone has a better idea that will work with
> JSDK 2.0 please let me know, it is easy with JSDK 2.1 or above. I don't
> really care if this gets in or not just thought it might be useful as an
> example.
>
I have never used JSP, so I am having difficulty evaluating your example
screen.
public ConcreteElement build( RunData data ) throws Exception
String servlet =
TurbineResources.getInstance().getString("jsp.servlet");
Class jspClass = Class.forName(servlet);
Servlet jsp = ( Servlet ) jspClass.newInstance();
jsp.init(data.getServletConfig());
jsp.service(data.req, data.res);
return null;
}
Is this a working example? (I assume some more code is needed.) I don't
think JSP is an option under JSDK2.0 (or at least chaining/nesting is not
supported). I do not see a problem with your changes to Turbine/RunData,
but I would like to get clarification from you and others that this is a
working and good solution.
John McNally
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