Hi Drew,
Thanks for the info, I found a solution by making the include file which
was a JSP into a class and instantiate the class and the call the method
which does the work for me.
But I will look into the solution u told also when I buy time for research.
Thanks
regards
Sanjeevi
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Sanjeevi-
It is my understanding that it is simply impossible to have to include
directives of the same file in one page. I would recommend that you use
<jsp:include> with <jsp:param> or create the file you are including into a
custom tag. (If you use JST, you can keep it in JSP format, just add
tagAttribute directives for any variables you need to pass to it).
Drew Falkman
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> Hi
> I am looking for a solution which is independent of the server it runs
on
> and would not want to add on service packs and patches to solve this
> problem.
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> Hope some one helps
> regards
> Sanjeevi
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> If you are using JRun 3.1, supposedly this is fixed in a service pack.
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> Hi
> I am doing this include of the same JSP file more than once
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> <%@include file="date.jsp"%>
> <%@include file="date.jsp"%>
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> and this gives me a errror saying recursive includes of the same file is
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