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 I have for example a page called "/pages.moo.jsp", then including it in another page using <jsp:include page="/pages/moo.jsp" flush="true"/> produces class _0002fpages_0002fmoo_0002ejspmoo.class whereas including it (from a page "/pages/foo.jsp") using <jsp:include page="../pages/moo.jsp" flush="true"/> produces class _0002fpages_0002fmoo_0002ejspmoo.class _0002fpages_0002f_0002e_0002e_0002fpages_0002fmoo_0002ejspmoo.class Do you know what is the reason for this ? I know I may be able to find an explanation in the spec, but I don't really know where... Is this somehow related to the "uribase" parameter of JspC ? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Petr --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]