Section 2.2.1 of the JSP 1.2 spec states that if the url path starts with
"/" is is interpreted by the application to which the JSP page belongs. When
it doesn't start with "/", it is interpreted relative to the current JSP
page. This final path is interpreted through the ServletContext object.
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Hi,
the JSP engine behaves quite interestingly when it generates the classname
for a servlet generated from a JSP (in Tomcat 3.2.x):
The name of the class for a page included in another page depends on the uri
used in the jsp:include action, so the same page may generate multiple
classes.
So if
