The element <jsp:directive.page ...> only works when it appears in a
JSP document, i.e. one in XML syntax. You cannot mix standard syntax
and XML syntax in the same jsp file.
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> Hello list,
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> when I use the xml-syntax for jsp-elements, tomcat seems to ignore them.
>
> E.g. when I use <jsp.directive.page ... /> it doesn�t work and tomcat
> returns the rest of the sourcecode back to the client.
> But when I use the regular jsp-syntax <%@ page ... %> it works fine.
> The same effects appear on jsp-expressions and -scriplets.
>
> Is there a solution for this problem or do I have a mistake?
>
> Thanks.
>
> P.S. I�m using Tomcat 4.0rc1with JDK 1.3..
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> Frank Herrfurt
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