Hello, I have a class the purpose of which is to grab the HTML from a given URL or set of URLs that I hardcode in it. I have a JSP that I was given that already does this. I was told that I need to put it in a normal Java file so I can run it and test it and my code can be put where it belongs by another developer. So far I've worked a lot of the kinks out but I'm a little confused by what I got on another forum. Below is my code:
It is giving me some errors on pageContext, session, Globals, Constants, and out saying they cannot be resolved or cannot be resolved to a variable and I was told by extracting a delegate class to do the work you avoid pageContext and session and for the most part you avoid Globals and Constants. They said I would need to create some new methods for this but didn't give much more information to which I asked:
I know I'll need multiple methods. I guess the thing that confuses me are things like:
pageContext.setAttribute("enBean","en");
Should pageContext be a method and therefore this would be an object of that method?
Also:
For this what should session, Globals and Constants be? Should they also be separate methods and therefore I'm calling objects?
Any help here would be greatly appreciated. Also as a note I have cross posted this on:
http://www.java-forums.org/advanced-java/54448-turning-jsp-into-java-file.html
http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com/whats-wrong-my-code/13596-turning-jsp-into-java-file.html#post55883