The destination object is a replacement for the request and response objects.

Constructor = public Destination(Map properties, MyJasper server)
There is a public Constructor, normally this is done for you when you call engine.getObject("jspfile.jsp");.You can call engine.getObject("jspfile.jsp",destination); if you want to, to maintain a handle on the Destiantion in the code that calls the JSP.

• destination.getCalledUri(); gets the string you supplied in the getObject (but available in the JSP)
• destination.setSession(HashSession session); replace the session for this destination only (not the whole server)
• destination.getServer(); get a handle on the engine that creates the jsp
• destination.getWriter(); get the StringWriter to which data is being written
• destination.getOutputStream(); get the StringWriter with an OutputStream wrapper
• destination.getSession() returns the HashSession (you can also use session)
• destination.getParameter(String key); get a parameter similar to a request parameter but any object passed by the engine
• destination.getOutput(); gets the result of the page, returned as a String not a Stream so watch out for generating really big JSP output because it is stored internally in its entirity
• destination.forward(String jsp) throws JspEngineException; forward to anotherJSPTemplate (does not work if you give it a URL) (yet)
• destination.include(String jsp) throws JspEngineException; include another JSPTemplateP (does not work if you give it a URL) (yet)