There are two easy methods that should work:
1. The <c:import ... /> tag of the standard tag library -- see
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/standard-doc/intro.html
2. RequestDispatcher from the servlet spec which can not only forward,
but also perform includes
Both incorporate the output of jsps and servlets in the current
request's output. My personal preference is the <c:import ... /> tag as
it's clean, easy, and can work across contexts on the same tomcat server
with hardly any coding on your part.
--David
Adam Gordon wrote:
Any one know if there exists a JSP writer engine in the Tomcat API
that allows for the generation of HTML pages via JSP code but without
having to make server to server HTTP calls?
Right now we basically have a URL dispatcher that when a specific
request comes in, we make another request to retrieve the contents of
a URI (a JSP page to generate HTML) via a server-to-server HTTP call
and then essentially slap that into a MimeBodyPart for sending
text/html email messages.
It would be nice (and make for much easier unit testing) if we could
do this purely in Java land without having to make a server-to-server
HTTP call behind the scenes. Any one know a way or if this
functionality even exists?
Thanks,
--adam
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