Re: What actually processes a JSP file?

rvlet should be a JspServlet (or equivalent). I just need to figure out how to properly instantiate a JspServlet so it will happily process the new request. Wes Wannemacher wrote: > > On 10/26/07, jamestastic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> But Tomcat doesn't directly

Re: What actually processes a JSP file?

org.apache.jasper.servlet.JSPServlet looks interesting. Could the RequestDispatcher be invoking a JSPServlet to compile a JSP on the fly, then populate it according to my ValueStack? jamestastic wrote: > > But Tomcat doesn't directly know about ValueStacks. It seems there mus

Re: What actually processes a JSP file?

It looks like there's a ServletHolder which tells a servlet to process the JSP file. I just can't figure out what that servlet is. Hmm... jamestastic wrote: > > Digging down into the code, I'm trying to figure out exactly what > class(es) open a .jsp file, and popu

Re: What actually processes a JSP file?

macher wrote: > > Your app server (tomcat, WAS, etc.) compiles/serves the JSP files. The > request is dispatched to the app server eventually. > > -W > > On 10/26/07, jamestastic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> >> Digging down into the code, I'm trying to

What actually processes a JSP file?

Digging down into the code, I'm trying to figure out exactly what class(es) open a .jsp file, and populate it with values from the OgnlValueStack. Any ideas? -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/What-actually-processes-a-JSP-file--tf4698875.html#a13432429 Sent from the Struts