This is not only not standard to put a <html> inside a body, it heavily breaks the specifications. Your css might not get interpreted correctly by browser, your DOM exposed to javascript could be strange (resulting in scripts inside some tomahawk components to fail) and components library that rely on interpreting response, like tomahawk or ajax4JSF, will simply fail because the filter will be unable to convert response to xhtml. If the rework of your page to be compliant is not possible / too much work and you can afford random breakage in browsers, the easiest workaround for this warning is to not use the tomahawk library, that need to partially parse response to add specific entries (css/javascript) in the <head> of document.
See http://myfaces.apache.org/commons/apidocs/org/apache/myfaces/renderkit/html/util/ReducedHTMLParser.html for details on the reason of this class. En l'instant précis du 09/07/07 15:12, Bhagwat, Vinit (Vinit) s'exprimait en ces termes: > Hi, > > I am using Tomahawk tree component in our application for navigation > page. While expanding or collapsing the tree I am getting following error: > > /WARN: Invalid tag found: unexpected input while looking for attr name > or '/>' in ReducedHTMLParser.java/ > > After debugging I found that as we are including.jsp files inside > other .jsp file the response has <html> tag starting inside <body> tag > because of embedded <html> tags the parsing throws exception. > > I am getting exception from parse() method of ReducedHTMLParser.java. > So is there any workaround for this? > I know embedded html tag is not standard way, but I can't change this > as it requires lot of code refactor, which is not possible at this > point of time. > > Thanks and regards, > > Vinit > > > >
