> Ok, this explains it to me: If your template.path is empty,
> in the init
> method you don't modify the path at all, it stays empty. If now your
> template filename starts with a slash, everything will be ok:
>
> For example:
> path is "", filename is
> "\layouts\default.jsp"
> after exec. initJsp: path is "", filename is
> "\layouts\default.jsp"
> handleRequest forwards to: "\layouts\default.jsp"
>
> However if your path is not empty, but e.g. "\templates" it
> goes following way:
>
> path is "\templates", filename is
> "\layouts\default.jsp"
> after exec. initJsp: path is "templates\", filename is
> "\layouts\default.jsp"
> handleRequest forwards to: "templates\\layouts\default.jsp"
>
> This won't work. Just try to use a non-empty path and you'll
> see what I mean!
Could this by any chance have anything to do with the
infamous "layoutsnull" problem? I somehow recall seeing
a double (back)slash somewhere...
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Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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