Remember that with WebSphere 3.0, the JSP level can be set for the server or
the application itself. So you could have some apps set for JSP .9x, and
some set for 1.0. Your server may have been set for 1.0 but the specific
webapp (either default_app or the custom one you set up as myApp or
whatever) may be set for .9x. You might want to check that.
Bill Hines
-----Original Message-----
From: John G Kroubalkian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 9:08 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WebSphere 3.0 can't do <jsp:include page="joe.jsp" /> ???
Bill,
I checked with our on-site IBM rep (he also can't figure this one out), who
set up the WebSphere environment, and he claims that our WebSphere server
has
been adjusted to do JSP 1.0 (vs .92)
Can you use the <jsp:include page="joe.jsp" /> form of include? Have you
tried it?
Can you use the <%@ include file="joe.jsp" %> form of include? Have you
tried
it?
Thanks,
John
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