Hi,
Following SRV 2.3 spec.:
"A servlet container is allowed, but not required, to buffer output going to
the client for efficiency purposes."
When an exception occurs somewhere in the middle of the processing, the
container could already output something, messing the output from errorPage.
>From JSP 1.2 spec.:
"...if the contents of the initial JspWriter has been flushed to the servletResponse
output stream then any subsequent attempt to dispatch an uncaught exception from the
offending page to an errorPage may fail"
Is there a way to force the container to output nothing until the end of _jspService
execution? I can set buffer to "none", is there a way to set buffer size to
"asManyAsYouWish"?
Thanks in Advance.
Maros Ivanco
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