I have a page which is built up like this (actually all pages in the
application are/should be built up like this):
- bof
.
.
<%@ errorPage="error.jsp"%>
.
.
<jsp:include page="webheader.jsp" flush="true" />
.
.
- eof
It could occur that an exception is raised in the file 'webheader.jsp' how
can I redirect that error to the errorPage without getting
"java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward as OutputStream or Writer
has already been obtained".
Is it by default impossible to use an errorPage if the jsp:include tag is
used??
thanks,
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Frank Guchelaar, VCD Automatisering
Development & Support
Software Developer
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