I have a servlet plugin in my environment and it returns some data whenever I hi

mayankk718 over 9 years ago

I have a servlet plugin in my environment and it returns some data whenever I hit its URL. I wrote a JSP that displays the servlet's data. Where should I place that JSP in Appian so that I can hit my environment's URL in conjunction with that JSP file, in order to view that JSP output ? Also, what is the exact URL I should hit ?

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0 mpontius over 9 years ago

It would probably make sense to have that in the servlet plugin and have it as a separate path.
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0 rawich over 9 years ago

To expand to mpontius' point. Since there is no place to put JSP, so you'll need to do it the old-fashioned way (before JSP was invented). You just have to generate all HTML outputs from within the Servlet itself.
You might need to make use of a template mechanism (such as Velocity, FreeMarker, or StringTemplate), if your HTML output is rather complicated with many formatting.
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