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Is it possible? Take html source code from a jsp

 
matias casal
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Hello, is it possible to take the html source code from a jsp with a function, or header ?
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What do you mean by this? A JSP page is really just an HTML page with tags in it.

Perhaps if you could show what your expected result is, or explain more of what you're trying to do?

 
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My objective is to get the html source (<html><body>...</body></html>) with a function or something like that to put it on a mysql table.
 
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matias casal wrote:Hello, is it possible to take the html source code from a jsp with a function, or header ?
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Yes ..you can...Use java HttpClient .

you just have to set URL, method type (Get or Post) and respective parameters. If your page set cookie then you have to set cookie value. using this class you can get the HTML page of any application in Stream and then convert it to text and use as per your requirement. If you have to get any specific data from the result page then you can also HTML parse the page using HTMLEditorKit class.

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matias casal
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Oh, thank you, but I didnt understand your answer.
have you got any tutorial about HttpClient ?
Thanks again!
 
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The HttpClient web site contains numerous examples.
 
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Or you could simply use the RequestDispatcher.include method. Although "simply" might not be the best word, because I guess you would have to pass your own ServletResponse object that would let you capture the result (see the javax.servlet.ServletResponseWrapper class). But it still looks a bit simpler than HttpClient to me.
 
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Thank you, I will read about this
 
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