A forward simply passes the same request from f0.jsp along to f1.jsp.
Nobody actually requests f1.jsp, so you will not see such a request in the
access log. Had f0 redirected to f1 (response.sendRedirect("...f1.jsp"))
then you would see a second request.
You should see both printlns in stdout_xxxx.log. What is the <? ?> in f1?
Should that not be <% %>?
Tim
-----Original Message-----
From: P Y [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 3:06 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Q: <jsp:forward> log and output ?
Hi,
I have 2 pages p0.jsp and p1.jsp
==> f0.jsp <==
<h1>F0 ...</h1>
<%
System.out.println("**** IN F0 ****"); // goes to catalina.out
%>
<jsp:forward page="f1.jsp" />
==> f1.jsp <==
<H1>F1 ... </H1>
<?
System.out.println("**** IN F1 ****"); // ??? not printed
?>
only the access to f0.jsp is logged in access_log, and only the f0
println is printed in catalina.out.
Is this behaviour a bug or per design? Is there a way to have println
to work in f1.jsp?
Thanks,
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