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Hi, I want to send the output of a jsp file (ie, the html that the jsp page creates) to a file on the server. Basically, I want to have the html that the user sees when they do view source from the browser, saved to a file on the server. I know I can use FileOutputStream to create files on the server but I don't know what to pass into the write() method to write the output of the jsp page. Thanks in advance.
PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter(new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("your.log"))); pw.println("print something here"); pw.print("\n print also something here"); pw.flush();// coz u used print(); pw.close(); //close the stream
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Thanks for the reply. So, since I want my output (html) to be written to a file do I have to print the following: pw.println{"<HTML><HEAD></HEAD><BODY>"); pw.println("the rest of the html...."); Or is the output stored in the buffer somewhere and could I just send the buffer contents to the printwriter? Thanks.
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