Hi James. Are you using the latest version of the SDK?
I use jsp:include in a few of my projects and I haven't seen an exception
yet in either the local or production environments, so I don't think the
include tag itself is the issue. It's certainly possible that the included
JSP has an error
You could catch this exception to find out more about it; however, I
think you just need to use the normal Servlet RequestDispatcher
instead of Apache's specific implementation. e.g.
request.getRequestDispatcher().include(request, response);
Note that the JSP/Servlet spec doesn't require
Jayson, the include in my JSP looks like this:
jsp:include page=homeLeft.jsp flush=true
I assume the Google plugin for Eclipse is handling this in a
compatible manner between the test environment provided by the plugin
versus production. So, I'm not sure what to change by your comment on
Ah. Yep that is weird.
If I understand correctly, GAE is compiling the JSP before it uploads
it to the cloud. That'd mean it could be making incompatible code (the
reason I mentioned before), but it definitely wouldn't be your fault.
Good luck debugging. Two other things to try:
- The page you
