Assuming that your paths are correct, you might want to check the case
throughout -- Unix is case sensitive and NT ignores it so if your file is
actually called Foo.jsp, you'll get exactly the behaviour your talking
about.
Clayton
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Subject: Include directive
We are having a problem related to the include file directive. We are using
Oracle Internet Application Server 8i. On NT we are using the following
directive to include a file at translation time: <%@ include
file="/common/foo.jsp" %>. This works fine. However, when we run the same
exact code on Unix, we get an exception that says File Not Found. We are
stumped. Any help or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ray
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