I'm doing some testing to see the effect of a user navigating to a page using a bookmark instead of through the proper work flow. On one page, I'm getting an IllegalStateException at org.apache.catalina.connector.ResponseFacade.getWriter(ResponseFacade.ja va:159). I understand this is caused by the getOutputStream method being called for this response object and then later trying to get a PrintWriter or OutputStream again. The problem is, I can't figure out why this is happening on this particular page. One difference is, this page does use the <html:errors/> tag, but otherwise it's much like the other pages I'm trying to protect from bookmark access. So I have three questions: 1) Any ideas where I should look to solve this? 2) Any suggestions on how to debug these &%$*# JSP pages? Setting a breakpoint in the generated source file is nearly useless given all the generated "noise" in the file. Stepping through the application is also futile since so much activity is occurring in the server (and this is where the exception originates). 3) What's the best way to block users from navigating into the middle of a workflow using a bookmark, BACK key, or some other invalid way? Thanks. Jack
