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Help: JSP (w/o JavaBeans) calls arbitrary function?
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Apr 18, 2001, 05:05 PM
 
I finally have everything up and running on my OS X box, and have been writing JSP and Java non-stop for the last few days. (I'm a little sleep-deprived.)

I seem to have come to a roadblock: I want a (JSP) page to issue a call to some arbitrary function (say com.foo.complexThang()) and return whatever text results.

How do I do this? What do I need to do for my in-line call to work? Stuff the function into a JAR file somewhere on the path?

Or must I go whole hog and actually learn JavaBeans, as some of what I've read seems to imply.

Argh. I'm so close to having OS X as my primary development platform...

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