I am working on a project where I want to have a jsp file which includes
content from various sub-directories. The site hierarchy looks like
/includefile.jsp
/Nietzsche/includetxt.jsp
/Foucault/includetxt.jsp
/Locke/includetxt.jsp
So in the includefile.jsp I have a variable set called basedir, which refers
to the base directory I would like to grab the includetxt.jsp file from. (ie
String basedir="Nietzsche").
The problem is that if I use the following command:
<jsp:include page="<%=basedir %>/includetxt.jsp" />
I get an error (running JRUN JSP 1.0 on Apache) "/home/httpd/html/Nietzsche"
is a directory.
This indicates to me that the '/includetxt.jsp' part of the include is not
working.
Is there a way to do this with the <%include file="filename" %> command? (I
might have that syntax wrong).
Could I still process a jsp which calls a database bean if I use this
method?
Right now I am having to do the following:
<%String bdir = basedir + "/includetxt.jsp">
<jsp:include page="bdir" />
This works but isn't a desirable approach.
Thanks!
Josh
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