Thanks, Anil, for pointing these facts out.
So, does the fact that each page has its own buffer have an impact on how
the html is produced to the browser? I can see how the calling page may
hold its buffered output while the called page flushes its buffer. But
then how come explicitly calling "out.flush()" before doing the include
didn't help?
Isn't the <jsp:include .../> tag essentially the same thing as rd.include?
Well, it is less typing and easier to read, but it hasn't changed the
results.
The java generated from the jsp is correct, but the html output is wrong
(as described originally).
Lance Lavandowska
Software Engineer
http://www.AgDomain.Com
-----Original Message-----
From: Anil Vijendran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Friday, August 20, 1999 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: RequestDispatcher().include() problem
>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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>Peace, Anil +<:-)
>
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