Maybe you can include the asp from the servlet.
default.asp -> controller
controller action: include real asp resource (/incl/default.asp)
controller action: do some stuff
I don't know if IIS let's you get away with that. Sorry for your situation
(having to use asp).
--- Kurisu QT <kurisuqt@yahoo.com> wrote:
> My company's website uses default.asp?page= to precede
> the actual file being called. Because my project uses
> servlets and must be integrated into the site, I'm
> going nuts trying to figure out if a servlet can be
> called as an virtual include in an ASP file. Or can I
> do the reverse-- call an ASP file as a virtual include
> within a servlet.
>
> My only other option is to break down the default.asp
> page into htm pages and call them in the servlet, but
> then i'm dealing with updates in 2 places, rather than
> one.
>
> Any info would be appreciated.
> Thanks.
>
>
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