At 11:54 AM 1/15/2001 +1100, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have a JSP page that is essentially quite a large HTML page (about 25k)
>with jsp-included headers and footers. The headers and footers of the page
>display correctly, but the html-body content is cut off at a fairly
>arbitrary point.
>
>I have tried fiddling with the @page directive's buffer and autoFlush
>attributes to no effect. The generated jsp-java class looks correct (the
>entire page is part of a single very long out.print() line that crashes my
>editor when I try to open it ;)
>
>Has anyone else experienced anything similar?
You might take a look at the html produced itself using the view source
option of your browser. We were having a problem where a page was erroring
out, but the error page was not coming up. This was probably due to output
having been flushed, and not being able to set a header to redirect to
another page. When we looked at the actual html code we noticed that the
page was only half complete. The text from the error page was there, but
not visible because of how the browser was rendering the broken HTML. This
may or may not be your problem.
You might try throwing in a few arbitrary commands throughout the JSP to
try and break up the very long out.print(). I am not proposing that as a
solution, but it may be useful in diagnosing the problem.
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