include in anothetr page

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Hello,
I want to include the jforum application in another page (which has a header of my site). How do I do it if I don't want to use FRAMES ?
It's like the include tag for JSP only for HTML.
[originally posted on jforum.net by Anonymous]

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Hmm.. if <jsp:include> does not work for this sittuation, one possible approach is to open a socket to the page, read the entire contents, and output it using out.println()

Rafael
[originally posted on jforum.net by Rafael Steil]

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I've ran into a similar problem. I'm setting up my personal homepage and it uses a small jsp framework where I include the following code on each page:

<jsp:include page="design/includes/header.jsp"/>

<!-- Content starts here -->

JSP/HTML code..

<!-- Content end here -->

<jsp:include page="design/includes/footer.jsp"/>

I tried applying the same thing to the default jForum templates with no luck. Even if i change the file type of the header.htm and bottom.htm in the default template to .jsp the jsp code inside doesn't get parsed and jForum just outputs it to the page as plain html.
[originally posted on jforum.net by UnLoGiC]

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UnLoGiC wrote:I've ran into a similar problem. I'm setting up my personal homepage and it uses a small jsp framework where I include the following code on each page:

<jsp:include page="design/includes/header.jsp"/>

<!-- Content starts here -->

JSP/HTML code..

<!-- Content end here -->

<jsp:include page="design/includes/footer.jsp"/>

I tried applying the same thing to the default jForum templates with no luck. Even if i change the file type of the header.htm and bottom.htm in the default template to .jsp the jsp code inside doesn't get parsed and jForum just outputs it to the page as plain html.

I solved this for now by using an iframe and javascript, you can have a look over at http://www.unlogic.se (click on forum).
[originally posted on jforum.net by UnLoGiC]

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Hi Rafael,
can you give an example please?

Rafael Steil wrote:Hmm.. if <jsp:include> does not work for this sittuation, one possible approach is to open a socket to the page, read the entire contents, and output it using out.println()

Rafael

[originally posted on jforum.net by Eric]