I submitted a fix to the same bug about two weeks ago, and judging
from the response I got, I would guess that about ten other people
have submitted the same fix. The People in Charge are getting ready to
do another release that fixes this bug (as well as others, I imagine)
and introduces support for some of the conventional SSI directives.
Since I too am playing with the release version, and was a bit
disappointed that general SSI support wasn't present, I got around the
problem pretty easily by including JServSSI documents (I use .jhtml)
inside conventional Apache SSI documents (.shtml). It adds a level of
complexity and indirection, but it works fine for many of my
needs. The only problem I now have is that normal SSI doesn't accept
the POST method, so I needed to modify some of my pages to go to
.jhtml documents or servlets.
I haven't followed the discussion with respect to which directives are
supported in the new code, but I would hope that "include" is in there
-- I use SSI to define the look of our pages, which is a lot more
reliable that CSS given the current state of browser evolution and
adoption.
Ed
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