Chris Pratt wrote:
Most likely the error wasn't detected until the page had been
"committed". Once the headers and the first part of the page have
been sent to the browser, there's no way to "recall" them to display
the error page, so the best that can be done is adding the error to
the bottom.
> On 10/5/07, josephcjis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> response was already committed but I followed the advice at
>>
(http://scriptlandia.blogspot.com/2006/06/how-to-handle-jsp-error-page.html)
>> to set the <%@ page buffer="1024kb"%> and <%@ page
autoFlush="false"%> and
>> this made no difference.
Chris is right, that's the most likely cause. The reason your attempt to
correct for it made no difference is probably because the buffer size
you set is too small. You need to ensure that the buffer is large enough
to hold all the page content upto the point of the error.
Try increasing your page buffer and see if that helps.
L.
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