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JSP - Servlet - Question

Skud

Right, I'll try explain this properly... I got a JSP page on the front end, have it sorting all my sessions and stuff like that. Working fine. I have a servlet which creates objects - i want to display these items on the jsp (simplifying it), but I dont want to pass the values over the session variables and creating scriptlets would be a big no no. If I do send the variables over the session or the request, the objects can become exponetially large... Which would probably kill my server

Can anybody help me with this? I dont really want to use the servlet to display the page... but if i have to I guess I will.

However, is there a way maybe I could use ajax or something to call the methods or actions of the servlet and display it on the client side? kinda in the same way jsp include or something along those lines?

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ron_darrell

Emmmm there are a number of ways I guess. What are the objects though and that would help me narrow it down a bit.

-RD

Skud

the object is a SyndFeed from the Rome api http://wiki.java.net/bin/view/Javawsxml/Rome05TutorialFeedReader

i want an aggregator running when someone logs in. Have the servlets and handler to call my database in bg.

Goes like

JSP
Servlet
handler and beans
db

ron_darrell

Ok - haven't a huge amount of experience with ROME but I would suggest that rather than storing/sending the data that's being created by the feed to just store/send a reference to it. Have a function on your page then using this reference to pull down the data. Alternatively, as the data is being pulled from the feed, store it in a database. The JSP pages then just need to access the database.

Sorry, the answers are still a bit vague. If you have sample code/sample feed data then I can take a look at it and offer a more concise answer.

-RD

Skud

thanks man, i just wanted to get an idea of how to do it rather than have someone help me with it

hence the generalization. That helped alot

sicruise

Use a Controller Servlet to handle your page requests ... retrieve all relevant details and forward the request/response to the jsp for display?? Why are you affraid of servlets... and btw you could always just include your code in the jsp... but i don't like that. :cool:

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Skud wrote: »

Right, I'll try explain this properly...
I got a JSP page on the front end,

A jsp is a servlet so you cannot have it on the front end it is a serverside component

This is how it should be done

jsp to create html page
   |
request
   |
  \/
servlet -  calls business object to do your stuff - adds info to request
   |
request dispatcher
   |
  \/
display jsp

sicruise

We all knew what he meant... stop being pedantic.