I have received this error due to ONE line which included only a
<jsp:include tag.  When I took this one line out, everything worked fine.
The page I was including was an HTML file which just provided a common
navigation bar of links.  Perhaps null values also cause this.

Someone suggested changing the @page autoflush property from its default of
=true to =false.  Haven't tried again yet.  You might.

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That error normally occurs when the jsp page gets a null value..! The null
value causes and exception.. but the error reported is entirely different!
You'll have to do specific System.out debugging and find you the exact
location where you get a null value!

Wish you the best!

Vinod



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I got a error message in my jsp page

Error: 500
Error: Attempt to clear a buffer that's already been flushed

I�ve tried to changed the buffersize but nothing works!
Please help me!

/anna

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