I've got that tag at the top of every file. I'm just a bit confused as to why the error page then embeds itself in the page where the include should be and doesn't appear in it's own right. Anyone got any ideas why this is happening...?
Because as soon as the main page has sent some content to the browser, before invoking the included page, there's no way to "take that content back" (i.e. do a redirect or forward to an error page).
If you use flush="true" in the <jsp:include> action, the solution may be as simple as removing that attribute (if you use a JSP 1.2 container). But in general, try to make included pages "error free", i.e. test runtime conditions vigorously, catch exceptions, etc. so that even if something is not quite rigth, the page still produces a valid result instead of throwing an exception. You can use JSTL to test runtime conditions and catch exceptions without having to use any Java code at all.
Hans
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If you are including jsp with jsp:include element you need to put <%@ page errorPage="..."> tags on every file, including subpages. Otherwise, using the include directive it is not necessary.
Take a look at this link: http://java.sun.com/webservices/docs/1.0/tutorial/doc/JSPIntro8.html
Regards,
Enrique Sanchez
-----Original Message----- From: Bob Arnott [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Viernes, 28 de Febrero de 2003 05:29 a.m. To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Error pages
I'm currently trying to get an error page working on a small app we've writen and am having some trouble. We're using a JSP front end with struts and an ejb to communicate with the database. In the web.xml file I've deffined an <error-page> tag for 500 and Servletexception, which seems to work. My currenbt problem is with the JSP pages. I've put a <%@ page errorPage="../ErrorPage.jsp" %> at the top of every file (obviously with the correct path fo files at different levels), but am having a problem with files included with the <jsp:include> tag.
If an error is thrown on a sub page, it seems to be loading the error page instead of the sub page. How can I get it to load the error page over the top of the current page and not have it inserted into the current page...? Do I need <%@ page errorPage="..."> tags on every file, including sub pages...?
Cheers,
-- Bob Arnott Software Engineer, Consulting Accelrys Ltd. 334 Cambridge Science Park Cambridge, CB4 0WN +44 (0) 1223 228621
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