How to use GX tags in a JSP?

Question

Hi, everybody!
Our company have got a NAS 2.1 application (with AppLogic's and HTML templates) that it needs to be migrated to J2EE model. In this moment, we can't cover a complete migration from AppLogic to a J2EE, and furthermore, we have to maintain all the presentation layout and keep GX tag's in our templates.
From my point of view, AppLogic's must be translated into Servlets and HTML-template files could be renamed in JSP files, keeping GX tags.
Nowadays we are making this partial migration, but we've realized that JSP engine doesn't evaluate correctly JSPs with GX tag's.
Example
Servlet:
TemplateMapBasic tmpMap = (TemplateMapBasic) GX.CreateTemplateMapBasic();
tmpMap.putString("nombre","Alberto");
req.setAttribute("GX_MAP",tmpMap);
// Call JSP
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/example.jsp").forward(req,res);
JSP:
%gx type=cell id=nombre%
%/gx%
Result:
%gx type=cell id=nombre%
%/gx%
Insteof of appearing Alberto, it shows the tag.
Does anybody know what it is happening?
Do I need to include some tag library into the JSP?
Thanks in advance.
Alberto
PD: We are using iPlanet Application Server 6.0 SP4.

Answer 1

Hello again,
Just tried this and got the same problem, copy the file into your actual web application so the link becomes
continue
Or put in a sub directory as you see fit.
I have never tried to open files on the pc in this way, only files under my web site, but it seems as though the browser will not allow the execution of files on your computer.
Thinking about it, javascript is not able to execute such processes either, it is a security constraint.
Would you want websites to be able to execute jobs on your local PC??
I think not!!