JSPReader
| NAME | jsp |
| WHAT | The JSPReader component is used to serve JSP page output data
in a sitemap pipeline.
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| TYPE | Reader, Sitemap Component |
| BLOCK | Jsp |
| CLASS | org.apache.cocoon.reading.JSPReader |
| SINCE | Cocoon 2.0 |
| CACHEABLE | yes |
Description
The JSPReader forwards requests to a JSP engine, and
passing the JSP response immediatly as is.
Usage
The JSPReader is useful iff you want to serve the JSP
response without any further Cocoon processing steps.
Sitemap pipeline examples
The following sitemap snippet uses the JSPReader to feed
htm requests by JSP files.
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...
<map:match pattern="*.htm">
<map:read type="jsp" src="{1}.jsp" mime-type="text/html" />
</map:match>
...
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Sitemap component configuration example
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<map:readers...
<map:reader name="jsp"
src="org.apache.cocoon.reading.JSPReader"
logger="sitemap.reader.jsp"
/>
...
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Configuration
The JSP Reader has no configuration options.
Setup
The JSP Reader has no setup options.
Effect on Object Model and Sitemap Parameters
Bugs/Caveats
The JSP Reader depends on the accessibilty of a
JSP engine from within the Cocoon servlet.
A JSP must be properly configured for using the
JSP Reader.
History
12-25-02: created initial version by Bernhard Huber
Copyright
Copyright (C) 1999-2002 The Apache Software Foundation. All rights reserved.
See also
Feeding JSP and passing the content into further Cocoon processing
the JSPGenerator is appropriate for this task.
Moreover setting up a preprocessing Servlet Filter would be the most
general solution to feeding JSP content.
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