Save html code to a file (java)

Hi everyone!
I'm using FCKeditor on java and I think is great! but I have a problem, I want to save the code that the user created into
an html file so I can read it later and show it to other users using the include tag for JSP. But I don't know how to save the code,
could you give me some hints??... any advice would be appreciated

Thank you very much in advance

Thu, 11/20/2008 - 11:05

mosipov

Joined: 22/02/2008

Posts: 574

Re: Save html code to a file (java)

You receive the editor content as a POSTed value when you hit the save button under the parameter name you have specified with "instanceName". Pull this value out in your servlet request.getParameter(<your instanceName>); and you are done. Please checkout the demo war, it features a basic save and display functionality.

Fri, 11/21/2008 - 02:40

rogelio_sevilla1

Joined: 20/11/2008

Posts: 4

Re: Save html code to a file (java)

thank you very much mosipov

Mon, 10/19/2009 - 13:04

harry_aul

Joined: 16/10/2009

Posts: 11

Re: Save html code to a file (java)

Sorry to bring this back. In the demo, I can see that we can get the edited text from servlet request.getParameter(<your instanceName> but is there any functionality available to save this to a file?

E.g. I got the whole page (faq.jsp) in fckeditor, then, after changing the faq data, i press submit button which sends data to posteddata.jsp where i have new faq data from request.getParameter("editorDefault"), also I have passed the filename(faq.jsp) as a hidden parameter.

Now how can I save the new faq data to faq.jsp page?? Is ther any functionality available for this??

Mon, 10/19/2009 - 20:30

mosipov

Joined: 22/02/2008

Posts: 574

Re: Save html code to a file (java)

Saving any files is not the target of the editor, so this is out of scope. Consult a Java forum for how to save parameters.

Mon, 10/19/2009 - 21:35

harry_aul

Joined: 16/10/2009

Posts: 11

Re: Save html code to a file (java)

Oh okay. I thought there will be some inbuild functionality. Thanks for this information.
Now, I have created my own servlet which saves the file.