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Asked: 2026-06-01T18:59:13+00:00

I’m in a Tomcat and have a String with JSP Content. And I try

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I’m in a Tomcat and have a String with JSP Content. And I try to get the HttpServletResponse means the HTML Output. In normal case you call the JSP and the WebContainer translate it to an Servlet and generates the Output.

But I have no JSP as File, just a String with the Content of an JSP. Is there a Class or Factory where I can put the Stream and get it processed?

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  1. Editorial Team

    No. there is not readily available solution for this.

    But, you can try out this:

    • Write the JSP string to a file inside the web application content root. Let’s say /tmp/jspstring.jsp. Use getServletContext().getRealPath("/tmp/jspstring.jsp") to get the path of the new jsp.
    • Using RequestDispatcher include the newly created JSP, such that the server will process the JSP using
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