Make sure you have the html:base tag in your header and refer to the 
frames relatively.

Adam

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>i tried with the html:frame tag still it is not working. It's unable to 
>pick up the jsps :-(
>
><frameset rows="60%,*" framespacing="0">
>  <frame name="viewFrame" src="viewNav.jsp" scrolling="auto">
>  <frame name="dataFrame" src="dataNav.jsp">
></frameset>
>
>w'd this look like..
>
><frameset rows="60%,*" framespacing="0">
>  <html:frame frameName="viewFrame" page="viewNav.jsp"/>
>  <html:frame frameName="dataFrame" page="dataNav.jsp"/>
></frameset>
>
>??
>
>it's still unable to pick those jsps. Any idea as to what is wrong here?
>
>thanks
>karthik.
>
>
>
>
>
>Sri Sankaran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>06/06/2002 07:10 PM
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>Have you tried using <html:frame>?
>
>Sri
>
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>Subject: Frames not able to pick up the corresponding jsps
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>Hi All,
>
>I  have a page Nav.jsp
>When i try directly accessing this page, the frames pick up their 
>respective resource jsps properly.
>But when i forward it to this page through struts, it does'nt work. I get 
>a 404 error for the JSPs referred to by the frames.
>
>The viewNav.jsp, dataNav.jsp are in the same folder as Nav.jsp. If I 
>remove the frames it works just fine.
>Any idea as to what i s'd be doing?
>
><!-- Nav.jsp -->
>
><%@ page language="java"%>
><%@ taglib uri="../web-inf/tld/testSample.tld" prefix="sample" %>
><%@ page import="com.i2.tradematrix.webui.taglib.Settings" %>
><%@ page import="org.apache.log4j.BasicConfigurator"%>
>
><html>
><frameset rows="60%,*" framespacing="0">
>  <frame name="viewFrame" src="viewNav.jsp" scrolling="auto">
>  <frame name="dataFrame" src="dataNav.jsp">
></frameset>
>
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