Trying to access the java script files via jar file in WEB SERVER

hi all,
I am trying to access the java script files via jar file ,which is present in Apache webserver in order to minimise the number of hits to app server.some thing like cache ...
in jsp the code goes like this...
<script type="text/javascript" archive="http://localhost:14000/dojo.jar!" src="dojo.jar/parser.js" " ></script>{code}
But i am not able to access the js file which is put in jar file present in the webserver.

Hi,
You can use DWR (Direct Web remoting) for that. It is easy AJAX for java. ou can directly call the java script function from java class and also java class from javaScripts..
Regards,
Hardik

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