hi .
i guess your <jsp:useBean > tag is after the <%@ include...>directive
first instantiate the bean then include the page i hope the bean with the same name
would be visible
regds
piyu
Liza J Alenchery wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a jsp file(file1.jsp) which has a <%@ include file ="file2.jsp" %>
> in it. I am getting compilation errors saying that the beans that I
> included in file1 cannot be seen in file2. So I put <jsp:useBean> in file 2.
> Then I get the error 'Cannot forward as OutputStream or Writer has already
> been obtained'.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> thanks in advance
>
> liza
>
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