It seems like a bug beyond one level of include. If you look at the source
for the page when served, it has the
<jsp:include > tag written to the output, but ignored by the browser.
Therefore, I would suspect a JSP error. Have you also noticed problems with
the flush="true" attribute of the tag? It didn't seem to be working with
that attribute.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Arun Nakkala
Sent: 13 December 1999 17:16
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Subject: PLEASE HELP ... JSP INCLUDE ERROR....
Hi
im using nested jsp include tags in my code.
i.e, my code contains main page which includes a jsp file
and that file inturn includes another file in a nested way
But the files which are included above 1 level are being ignored by JSP.
I am using Oracle Application Server with JSP on it.
Is this a bug in JSP or can we use this functionality using others
versions of JSP. any help is appreciated
Arun
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