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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Andreas Hirner <an...@projektinter.net> on 2002/06/28 17:25:30 UTC
jsp:include and cgi
Hello,
i am trying to access a CGI using the include action but all I get is
a illigalStateException. Is there a way to call CGI script within a
jsp page?
Regards Andreas
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Re: jsp:include and cgi
Posted by Scott Walters <sc...@integra-online.com>.
Posting to the cgi is by FAR the easiest
option for you. It may be a little slower
but not nearly as much as you might think.
If you decide you have to go the native
route via JNI, you'll have to either put
your native code in a shared library/dll
or embed Tomcat into your executable. JNI
will only deal with shared libraries.
Scott
6/28/02 10:17:19 AM, "Andreas Hirner"
<an...@projektinter.net> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>> By "access a CGI" do you mean execute
it?
>> If so, you'll either need to do an
http
>> post to it using HttpURLConnection and
>> related classes from java.net or
attempt
>> to execute it directly if it's on the
same
>> machine via a native library call.
>
>The CGI Script is on the same machine and
produces images and text. So
>I guess the first option does not make
sense, because it would be
>rather slow. But it is not an dynamic
library. How can I load it and
>pass variables to it?
>
>Andreas
>
>> >i am trying to access a CGI using the
>> include action but all I get is
>> >a illigalStateException. Is there a
way
>> to call CGI script within a
>> >jsp page?
>
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: jsp:include and cgi
Posted by Andreas Hirner <an...@projektinter.net>.
Hello,
> By "access a CGI" do you mean execute it?
> If so, you'll either need to do an http
> post to it using HttpURLConnection and
> related classes from java.net or attempt
> to execute it directly if it's on the same
> machine via a native library call.
The CGI Script is on the same machine and produces images and text. So
I guess the first option does not make sense, because it would be
rather slow. But it is not an dynamic library. How can I load it and
pass variables to it?
Andreas
> >i am trying to access a CGI using the
> include action but all I get is
> >a illigalStateException. Is there a way
> to call CGI script within a
> >jsp page?
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Re: jsp:include and cgi
Posted by Scott Walters <sc...@integra-online.com>.
By "access a CGI" do you mean execute it?
If so, you'll either need to do an http
post to it using HttpURLConnection and
related classes from java.net or attempt
to execute it directly if it's on the same
machine via a native library call.
Scott
6/28/02 9:25:30 AM, "Andreas Hirner"
<an...@projektinter.net> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>i am trying to access a CGI using the
include action but all I get is
>a illigalStateException. Is there a way
to call CGI script within a
>jsp page?
>
>Regards Andreas
>
>
>
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