I use it. Works well for me. On 4/8/06, 王曾wang_zeng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > hi: > I think all of you have known what I mean well.I think the problem is > caused by including an action which in the end will forward the request to > another jsp page.That means you can't include a "forward". Actually this > problem is solved by the modified codes I have shown you. First,I include a > second jsp page,which is very usual,and won't have problems,then in that jsp > page I include a do action which do a lot of things and return null. Due to > this null returned, the request won't be forwarded to any other url and the > request is going to be processed by the same jsp page that includes this > action. Then this jsp can read beans from the request,and do what it should > do. By this approach, I duck the problem caused by including a fowarding > action. But,I am still not very clear, I need some good comments or > suggestions on this approach. > > > 2006/4/9, Michael Jouravlev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > When you display JSP from Struts action, you forward to it. Forwarding > > from included resource is not supposed to work properly according to > > current SRV spec. You may want to explicitly specify flush="false" and > > to use JSP1.2+ containers, but this will not work on Tomcat as you > > like. It will work on Resin though. > > > > Try JSTL <c:import> instead of <jsp:include>. I was told that this > > works, though I did not verify if myself. > > > > Michael. > > > > > >
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