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c:import usage
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Joe Harry
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Guys,
Imagine I do a c:import to yahoo website like this,
<c:import url="http://www.yahoo.com" /> what extra do I have to do if I need to include the contents in yahoo into my jsp page? How does this actually work?
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Joe Harry
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Any help guys?
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D.R.Vinayak
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Joined: Mar 27, 2007
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<c:import url="http://sample.com/Welcome.html"/>
thats enough to include the content of Welcome.html on your page
it has attribute var and varReader
which can be used to manipute the content .
<c:import url="http://sample.com/Welcome.html" var="hand"/>
The String Object hand is reusable and has its contents cached. The advantage of using a Reader is that the content can be accessed directly without any buffering.
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Joe Harry
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But when I tried to include the contents of yahoo in my jsp, I'm not able to do. I'm seeing nothing from yahoo....Did you try this one at home?
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Joe Harry
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Guys, did anyone try this at home?
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