On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Ben Ramsey wrote:
> > In the meantime, you'll need either to use <c:import>
> > as a substitute for <jsp:include> or use an rtexprvalue
> > with <jsp:include>.
>
> Can <c:import> include pages dynamically, or must the pages be static.
> For example, I'm passing this querystring to the page so that the page
> can process it and deliver the proper data. Can I do this with a
> <c:import> tag?
Yes, absolutely; it's for including any resource in your web application
with a relative URL, or any resource on the web with an absolute URL.
However, you should use nested <c:param> tags to pass query
parameters. E.g.,
<c:import url="foo.jsp">
<c:param name="user" value="${user}" />
</c:import>
<c:import> also lets you perform cross-context includes, which are beyond
the capabilities of <jsp:include>.
Shawn
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