How to start a servlet automatically when index.jsp starts.
To put it simple, here is the index.jsp file.
<%@page contentType="text/html" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>JSP Test</title>
</head>
<body>
I want to put something here, so a servlet automatically starts without doing anything.
</body>
</html>
You can load the servlet directly. Instead of writing at the url:
http://localhost:port/index.jsp
you can write:
http://localhost:port/YourServlet
You can load the servlet directly. Instead of writing at the url:
http://localhost:port/index.jspyou can write:
http://localhost:port/YourServlet
Thanks. But is there anything else that I could write inside the body part that will execute the servlet?
What exactly you trying to do? Please explain as it seem like you want to call from same JSP on servlet to do something for you without moving from page which is not good concept. There can be something else better suited to the situation
What exactly you trying to do? Please explain as it seem like you want to call from same JSP on servlet to do something for you without moving from page which is not good concept. There can be something else better suited to the situation
Yes I want the index.jsp page to do nothing except redirecting to a servlet.
I am a noob learner, so this is something that I was just trying to do. Didn't really looked into creating something good.
You know the idea is that JSP page present some data. On button or link click you request something from server that is handled by servlet. Servlet handle this and then forward data JSP page.
So if you tell us little more about what you trying to do we can help. To get basic idea of JSP-servlet interaction you can always look at MVC tutorial at top of this section and there is also FAQ section that list various learning resources if you interesd
it's depend on server which you use. It should be JSP on the server, or you have one at the localhost (using some developer tools)!
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