Greetings Bear with me, I'll try to be as succinct as possible.
I have been experiencing a problem with new sessions popping up. I installed the HttpSessionListener and verified that a new session is getting created between pages, which is a problem because I lose the session data. I found a couple of <jsp:include etc etc> that lacked 'flush="true"'. I inserted that, and now I'm getting 'buffer already flushed' errors (which is why they probably got removed). So, question 1 is: what exactly does that do? The 'Core Web' book says it has to be true if it's included, but does quite say what it does. I set the debug flag 'on' for Tomcat (which is 4.1.24 BTW) and I noticed that the context was changing as in: StandardContext[] StandardContext[/Directory_Name] In looking at the code (none of which I wrote) I also noticed that there are inconsistencies in the <form action= etc etc> tags. Some are written relative to the jsp directory <form action="Do_something.jsp" etc etc> and others are written <form action="../Do_something_else.jsp"> and still others are written <form action="/Directory_Name/Keep_going.jsp">. Does Tomcat understand the notion of the 'local directory'? What's the best practice for including jsps? It sure looks like all the problems stem from the inconsistencies in path. Thanks for your patience in reading through to this point. Cheers Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
