On Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 02:02:34PM +0200, Robert Varga wrote: > How can one generate the java servlet code for a JSP page source?
It's not that easy: First you need a JSP parser (JspParser.java in GNUJSP), then you need to create a java class from a template (JavaEmitter.java). If you want to detect errors, that's 2000+ lines of code. > What is the method which is called in gnujsp? It's not a single method - that is basically GNUJSP. > I would like to write a tool which tests an arbitrary number of JSP pages > for compile-time detectable errors (errors which prevent generating the > java source, and errors which prevent the compilation of this java > source). You could use the jsp_precompile parameter when requesting a page, e.g. "wget http://localhost/my_page.jsp?jsp_precompile=true";. Put all those URLs in a file and use "wget -i". -- Stefan Gybas
