Lance,
Each JSP page uses its own buffer. This is unrelated to the stream that the
Servlet Engine uses.
Why don't you just use <jsp:include page="my.jsp"..../> instead of rd.include()
?
Lance Lavandowska wrote:
> I'm not sure if this is a buffering issue or what, but I am getting
> improper display from a jsp page that uses an rd.include inside of a
> table. Following are some "code fragments".
>
> The jsp page looks like this:
> <Table>
> <% rd("my.jsp").include(req, resp); %>
>
> <TR>
>
> where the included my.jsp prints out a couple table rows.
>
> The java that gets generated looks like this:
> out.print("<Table>\n");
> <% rd("my.jsp").include(req, resp); %>
> out.print("\n\n<TR>\n");
>
> everything cool so far.
>
> But when the html is generated, the rows printed by my.jsp are *above* the
> <Table>:
>
> <TR><TD>1</TD></TR>
> <TR><TD>2</TD></TR>
> <Table>
>
> <TR>
>
> I've tried putting an out.flush() and out.println() before the rd.include
> (to make it flush the PrintWriter) but neither one changed the final html.
>
> I would appreciate any suggestions.
>
> Lance Lavandowska
> Software Engineer
> http://www.AgDomain.Com
>
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