> In our HEADER.JSP we have some code which redirects to an error page, but > only if a certain local variable is set to a redirect URL. If the variable > is null or "", no error redirect happens. > Of course, then all pages that includer HEADER.JSP have to declare that > variable and set it to the correct value, otherwise the page won't compile: > > <% > String errorTarget = null; > if (some_error_condition) > errorTarget = "someErrorURL.jsp"; > <%@ include "HEADER.JSP" %> > ...etc... >
As an alternative, you might consider using a Java helper class or custom tag to handle this type of thing. Or perhaps you could pass the variable in via the page or session contexts, or use dynamic jsp:include with embedded jsp:param tags. All of these solutions allow IDEA to parse your source correctly, and most make the dependencies a lot more obvious to someone reading your code. -Walter Mundt _______________________________________________ Eap-bugs mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.jetbrains.com/mailman/listinfo/eap-bugs
