> Both incorporate the output of jsps and servlets in > the current request's output.
Which is not what the OP wanted. They wanted to : > > essentially slap that [the response] into a MimeBodyPart for sending > > text/html email messages. > > I've done something very similar - use an HTTP connection to 'scrape' a page, and then include that output as the contents of a rich email. The only thing I've done to make it easier is bundle up that functionality in my own Util class that has a "scrape" method that takes the current request, an URL and returns a String. I use it when I want to scrape JSPs for their content. In some cases, I have a few simpler "pages" that are actually velocity templates. Velocity can be used outside the context of a HTTP request/response cycle, so if you're able to re-do your JSP pages as velocity templates (or similar technology) then it could be your best bet. http://velocity.apache.org --------------------------------------------------------------------- To start a new topic, e-mail: users@tomcat.apache.org To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
