Hi all:

I have a question regarding iPlanet web server.
I have a jsp page as my company's home page. Inside the jsp page, I use
request.setAttribute("name", "object");
then I use the following code to include another jsp:

javax.servlet.RequestDispatcher rd =
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("to be included jsp page directory
and name");
try{
     rd.include();
}catch(Exception(Exception e) {}

when I tried to include two jsp pages, the html output has been massed up.
And if the home page has something in the beginning before I include the jsp
page, the output of HTML massed up too. I don't know why. Can anybody help
me?

But if I use the jsp tag like the following:

<jsp:include page="jsp directory" flush="true"></jsp:include>

everything is OK.

I used ServletExec before and it works perfectly fine for both.

Thanks in advance.

Jashua Ni


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