Hi Everyone,
Is a JSP file allowed to include or forward to a remote JSP file? If not, then is there anyway to make it happen?
Thanks,
Dan
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When you forward to a remote jsp page, it would execute the page in a diff jvm heap. Not sure how cloasely tied is your page with the remote page.
Looking at the desc of jsp:forward here - http://java.sun.com/produc
I would not bet on it working as the request lies on your jvm that you are fowarding to another JVM.
But if I were you, I would give it a shot.
You cannot forward to a page that is not within your webapp. You must use redirect to send the browser to a page which is not within your webapp.
The same is true of the <%@ include directive in JSP -- only content local to your webapp can be included.
If you want to retrieve content from a remote webapp (on your server or someone else's server) then you can do the normal HTML thing with frame or iframe.
Or you can create your own content retriever, execute the HTTP GET within your servlet or JSP file, and put the response into your displayed page to the user. A lot more work, but if that's what you want to do, that's how you do it.
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by: dravidnsrPosted on 2009-10-23 at 22:04:35ID: 25650879
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