JSP's are just HTML's

We are creating content through TST's to generate JSP files.

The content that is inside the JSP's is just well formatted HTML.

Without having to install a JSP interpreter or remapping to point to WAS to render the page is there a way in TS that I could Fake/Trick TS to render them as html.

I was thinking of using
[iwproxy_preconnect_remap]
_regex=^/iw-mount/default/main/Group/WORKAREA/jims_wa/(.*)\.jsp(\?.*)?$=/iw-mount/default/main/Group/WORKAREA/jims_wa/$1.html$2

But this would require the generation and manipulation of 2 files (html and jsp) and we don’t want that.

This is just to get rid of that pesky…

You have selected a document of type application/octet-stream that cannot be displayed in this browser window. Please download the file or use the SmartContext Editing toolbar to take actions on the document.

…message.

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james1

I think that the SCE toolbar message is based on the MIME type reported by your web server. You could tell your web server that .jsp files are text/html, but that would probably be a site-wide configuration, and I don't know if that is going to be OK to you.

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Migrateduser

I am not sure I understand the problem, but I think you could use proxy to remap them to a simple CGI script or other process that just dumps the file (passed to the CGI as a URL parameter) with the appropriate HTTP headers.