I think I just had the syntax:
<jsp:include page="ExtranetHeader.html"/> for another html/jsp page and
<jsp:include page="/servlet/com.hersheys.orderproto.ExtranetFooter" /> for a
servlet. Make sure you've turned on JSP 1.0 because .91 is the default. But
it's working fine, I just had to spend a lot of time with the docs and
learning how the environment works, just like I would have had to with any
tool. IBM's web site has lots of good tutorials, etc on the WebSphere Studio
area.
Bill Hines
-----Original Message-----
From: John G Kroubalkian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 3:20 PM
To: Hines, Bill; JSP-INTEREST%java.sun.com
Subject: Re: WebSphere 3.0 can't do <jsp:include file="joe.jsp" /> ???
Do you remember what you did to resolve the problem?
We are using WebSphere Studio, WebSphere App Server, etc.
We are having these difficulties with:
<jsp:include page="next.jsp" />
where "next.jsp" is a relative url to another .jsp.
Many Thanks,
John
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