>>>>> "Alex" == Alex Tang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alex> hi folks. (Sorry for the wide distribution, this question seems to span
Alex> both the JSP and taglib realm).
Alex> I'm having a problem with the interaction of a taglib BodyTag and a
Alex> jsp:include action (or an equivalent taglib tag that uses a
Alex> pageContext.forward()). For example, if I have:
Alex> <foo:myBodyTag>
Alex> Blah Blah...
Alex> <jsp:include page="..."/>
Alex> </foo:myBodyTag>
Alex> The output from the jsp:include action always appears BEFORE the output
Alex> from the myBodyTag taglib tag.
Alex> (BTW, I'm using Tomcat 3.1)
I'm just a lurker, but I belive this is one of the advantages of the
Struts framework. The "struts:include" tag deals properly with
nesting situations.
(and I'm sure someone will point out to you that you should be
upgrading to Tomcat 3.2.1, as 3.1 has numerous damaging bugs.)
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