.JHTML File Extension

How to Convert the File?

Windows

1. Install a Java Web Server:
   • Apache Tomcat: Download and install Apache Tomcat or any other Java-based web server that supports .JHTML files.
2. Deploy the .JHTML File:
   • Place your .JHTML file in the appropriate directory of your Tomcat server (e.g., webapps/ROOT).
3. Run the Server:
   • Start the Tomcat server. Navigate to http://localhost:8080/yourfile.jhtml in your web browser to view the rendered HTML.
4. Save the Output:
   • Save the resulting output HTML from your browser. Right-click the page and select “Save As” or use browser developer tools to copy the page source.
5. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • If converting to JSP, adapt the Java code from the .JHTML file to JSP syntax and save the file with a .jsp extension.
   • For standard HTML, save the output HTML file and use it as needed.

Linux

1. Install a Java Web Server:
   • Use Apache Tomcat or Jetty by installing it via package managers like apt-get or yum.
2. Deploy the .JHTML File:
   • Place your .JHTML file in the Tomcat webapps directory (e.g., /var/lib/tomcat9/webapps/ROOT).
3. Start the Server:
   • Start or restart Tomcat using service commands.
4. Access and Save Output:
   • Access the .JHTML file via your browser at http://localhost:8080/yourfile.jhtml. Save the rendered HTML as needed.
5. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • Convert to JSP by adapting the Java code and saving as .jsp.
   • For HTML, use the saved HTML file.

Mac

1. Install a Java Web Server:
   • Download and install Apache Tomcat or use a package manager like Homebrew to install it.
2. Deploy the .JHTML File:
   • Place your .JHTML file in the Tomcat webapps directory (e.g., /usr/local/Cellar/tomcat/latest/libexec/webapps/ROOT).
3. Start Tomcat:
   • Start Tomcat using command line tools.
4. Access and Save Output:
   • Visit http://localhost:8080/yourfile.jhtml in your browser and save the rendered page.
5. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • Adapt to .jsp format or save the HTML directly.

Android

1. Use Remote Server:
   • Since Android cannot natively process .JHTML files, use a remote server (e.g., a web server running on a computer or cloud service).
2. Access the File:
   • Open the URL of the .JHTML file hosted on the remote server via the Android browser.
3. Save the Output:
   • Save the HTML content from the browser as needed. Some browsers might allow you to download the page source.
4. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • Perform conversion on a remote server. Download the output HTML or use tools to convert the file remotely.

iOS

1. Use Remote Server:
   • Similar to Android, you will need a remote server to process .JHTML files.
2. Access the File:
   • Use Safari or another browser on iOS to access the URL of the .JHTML file on the server.
3. Save the Output:
   • Save the HTML content from the browser. Use tools or options in the browser to copy or download the page source.
4. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • Convert on a remote server and download the resulting files as needed.

Other Environments

1. Use Remote Server:
   • For any environment that cannot directly handle .JHTML files, set up a remote Java-based server to process the file.
2. Access the File:
   • Navigate to the URL of the .JHTML file hosted on the remote server.
3. Save the Output:
   • Save the rendered HTML from the browser or tool you are using.
4. Convert to JSP or HTML:
   • Perform any conversion tasks on the server or locally once you have the rendered HTML. Save or adapt the file as necessary.