Hi,
yep sorry, the syntax was messy, but fortunately only in my example, not in
my sourcefile ;-).
I did some more testing and it appeared it was indeed impossible to include
files from another context (apparently in accordance with the servlet/jsp
specification), so I think I have to solve it
First, note that your syntax was incorrect - you put the @ in front of the %.
Second, try this:
%@ include file=/a/myinclude.jsp %
Note that this is a static include, ie, if you change /a/myinclude.jsp the change will
not show up in the file including it, unless that file is recompiled.
You should check the logs. Probably some exceptions are being thrown.
RS
Marcelo Mathias Lima [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/11/2002
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hi!
On my JSP
It is not a (my) program error... there is nothing different on the
log... It only
occurs on Mozilla and in some pages. Only some parts of the jsp are
returned...
I think it is a poltergeist problem... {:o)
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You should check the logs. Probably some exceptions are
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It is not a (my) program error... there is nothing different on the
log... It only
occurs on Mozilla and in some pages. Only some parts
or with the
Apache/Tomcat connector.
RS
Marcelo Mathias Lima [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 04/11/2002
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with or without flus-true it happens...
when includes disappears
There are two ways to include files (if you are using both Apache and
Tomcat in tandem).
If you wish for Apache to handle includes:
1) Make certain the following lines are present (and uncommented) in the
httpd.conf
LoadModule includes_modulelibexec/mod_include.so
AddModule
Hi Bruce,
I'm not entirely sure what your problem is.
I'm almost certain you cannot include files "across contexts"
using jsp:include (ie run-time include). That would involve
invoking a servlet in one context from a servlet in another
context.
I'm almost certain that %@ include url (ie
Thanks for the reply
The problem I have is that I cannot get a context with the
path "/" to work -- I just get 404's. The site I'm trying
to work on (which already exists) uses url's like
"www.company.com/app1/index.jsp" and
"www.company.com/app2/index.jsp", where both
index1.jsp and
one directory can include files in another
directory without problem.
One question: what happens if you put plain html
files directly into the docBase directory. Can you
access them from tomcat??
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Hmm..seems like it should work fine. I do this sort of stuff
right now, and there are no problems.
One note: I set path to an *empty string*, not to "/"..d
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