>From my view, the problem with JSP->Java->Class isn't performance its
debugging. JSP is hard to work with when you make a mistake, very often the
error message is less than helpful. A very large step in improving this is
by making the line number given by the stack trace match the line numbers o
> Paul,
>
> Actually, my investigations in the past have shown that (at least in
> Sun's JDK 1.2) this is implemented as:
>
> new StringBuffer
> ("My").append("dog").append("has").append("fleas").toString();
>
> It is also possible to write a statement like:
>
> "My" + "dog" + '.'
>
BodyContentImpl does not override javax.servlet.jsp.BodyContent.flush();
The implementation of BodyContent.flush is:
public void flush() throws IOException {
throw new IOException("Illegal to flush within a custom tag");
}
My question is why. Is it an over sight that BodyContentImpl does n
