Hi,
it should not be too difficult to do this with a script (under linux) or one of
those (norten) tools (find all files having text xxx raplaced by yyy).
the second possibilty is to simply leave the extensions as .jsp
nobody should bother ...
Hardy
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Roberto Viana wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> I'm using wget to mirror(convert) the output of a dynamic site that only
> contains JSP pages to a static site that serves only HTML files.
>
> The -E option give me the opportunity to convert *.jsp extensions into
> *.html extensions, however this brings me into another problem. Most of the
> pages contains links (embedded in the html) pointing to *.jsp files.
>
> So when I want to publish the wget generated HTML files, the links inside
> these pages are still pointing to *.jsp files that no longer exist, because
> of course all the extensions were changed from *.jsp to *.html.
>
> - Is it possible for wget to convert these internal links to *.html ones?
>
> Thanks for any ideas you can provide me.
>
> Roberto.
