How to use wget to get information of a jsp page

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Yang - 17 Apr 2007 22:40 GMT

I have a jsp page that takes one parameter say: http://www.a.com/a.jsp?id=1

and use different id to generate different pages,
now I want to get the results from that and I use

>> wget "http://www.a.com/a.jsp?id=1"

unfortunately, I can only get the source code of a.jsp, which is
useless to me.
Is there any other methods for doing this?

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Arne Vajhøj - 18 Apr 2007 00:19 GMT

> I have a jsp page that takes one parameter say: http://www.a.com/a.jsp?id=1
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> useless to me.
> Is there any other methods for doing this?

wget just gets what the server sends.

If you get the JSP source, then the server is misconfigured.

Arne

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Yang - 18 Apr 2007 03:18 GMT

> > I have a jsp page that takes one parameter say:http://www.a.com/a.jsp?id=1
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> Arne

But that's exactly what I've got! How should I set up a server?
Can you give an example of jsp sites with parameters that will
return not the source? Thanks.

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Lew - 18 Apr 2007 04:16 GMT

> Can you give an example of jsp sites with parameters that will
> return not the source? Thanks.

<http://onesearch.sun.com/search/onesearch/index.jsp?qt=jsp+with+parameters>

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Yang - 18 Apr 2007 14:44 GMT

> > Can you give an example of jsp sites with parameters that will
> > return not the source? Thanks.
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> Lew

Thanks Lew, then how should I set up the server that it won't return
the source code but the result page?

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Lew - 19 Apr 2007 00:29 GMT

> Thanks Lew, then how should I set up the server that it won't return
> the source code but the result page?

That all depends on what server you're using.

The JEE standard is to put a WAR file or its equivalent directory structure in
the server's web-app directory ("webapps/" for Tomcat). Most application
servers have an administrator utility to help with the deployment process.
Some, like Tomcat, can deploy a web app as easily as dropping the WAR file in
its webapps/ directory.

What servlet container are you using, and what do its instructions indicate
for web-app deployment?

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Yang - 20 Apr 2007 15:39 GMT

> Yangwrote:
> > Thanks Lew, then how should I set up the server that it won't return
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> Lew

I'm using tomcat, but since it's only a simple JSP page, I put it
directly under
webapps/ROOT/ directory, should I pack it up in a war file and put it
somewhere?

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