No. This won't work. The <@ include directive happens AT COMPILE TIME!
You're trying to change it at runtime.
You must use <jsp:include
or
<% request.getRequestDispatcher("/urg_pack/results_yuca.jsp" +
query_string).forward(request,response); %>
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From: Orozco, Juan Carlos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 8:23 AM
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Subject: Include directive
Hello friends..!!
I want to know if i can do something like that in a JSP..
<% String query_string = "" + request.getQueryString(); %>
<%@ include file = "/urg_pack/results_yuca.jsp" + query_string%>
I can't put a variable inside the quote???
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