Hi Oliver:
some times I met the similar problem and very difficult to explain.
I think jsp is very sensitive to some strange conditions?
Any one can teach me?
Xunming
Olivier Mangez wrote:
> I don't understand the behavior of <jsp:forward ... /> :
>
> If my JSP page looks like this, it works :
>
> html code
> <%@ page ... %>
> <jsp:forward ... />
> <jsp:useBean ... />
> ...
>
> If my JSP page looks like this, it fails :
>
> html code
> <%@ page ... %>
> <jsp:useBean ... />
> <jsp:forward ... />
> ...
>
> java.lang.ClassCastException
> at
> E_0003a.work.csi_00025_00025rum.src.csiforum.jsp.index_jsp_5._js
> pService(index_jsp_5.java, Compiled Code)
> ...
>
> Could you tell me why ?
>
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