What I mean is say file1.jsp has the following
jsp:include page=file2.jsp flush=true /
And in file2.jsp I forgot a ';'. When I open file1.jsp I don't get the error
that a semi-colon is missing in file2.jsp. What happens is it just has a
blank page with nothing on it.
Interesting. Maybe this is a bug? Does the jsp specification shed any
light on the specified behavior?
fillup
On 6/2/02 4:14 PM, Nicholas Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I mean is say file1.jsp has the following
jsp:include page=file2.jsp flush=true /
And in file2.jsp I forgot a ';'.
I thought you may want to have a look at this.
Open file1.jsp and when it has loaded you will see there is no following
line where file2.jsp is suppose to put a string of text. Now go into
file2.jsp and stick a semi-colon at the end of the first line.
I think this is a bug, where do you send
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Interesting. Maybe this is a bug? Does the jsp
specification shed any
light on the specified behavior?
fillup
On 6/2/02 4:14 PM, Nicholas Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED
: How to get debug info
Interesting. Maybe this is a bug? Does the jsp
specification shed any
light on the specified behavior?
fillup
On 6/2/02 4:14 PM, Nicholas Orr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I mean is say file1.jsp has the following
jsp:include page=file2.jsp flush=true
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Subject: Re: How to get debug info
Interesting. Maybe this is a bug? Does the jsp
specification shed any
light on the specified behavior?
fillup
On 6/2/02 4:14 PM, Nicholas Orr [EMAIL
Not sure what you're asking in the first part...but...
does File2.jsp inherit
objects from File1.jsp?
No, not exactly. If you want to share some objects, you should have your
jsp code put objects into the request scope (it's kind of like the session
or application scope setAttribute() and
On Thursday 30 May 2002 19:06, you wrote:
I have the follwing
-- File1.jsp --
%
code
%
html
body
jsp:inlcude page=File2.jsp flush=true /
/body
/html
How do I get the error info from File2.jsp? And does File2.jsp inherit
objects from File1.jsp?
File2.jsp will inherit the same
Joe Tomcat writes:
I'm sure you've heard it all before, but, in general, having lots of code in
your jsp pages is considered bad form for many reasons. I find that I can
acomplish 100% of what I want to do with well-designed tags, filters and
servlets. One thing to do is to have a
I have the follwing
-- File1.jsp --
%
code
%
html
body
jsp:inlcude page=File2.jsp flush=true /
/body
/html
How do I get the error info from File2.jsp? And does File2.jsp inherit
objects from File1.jsp?
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