> if there is a CORBA exception or other during my operations it seems that > instead of the browser going to error.jsp it is doing an include > inside the > page (that is copying the code of error.jsp directly inside).
I believe that this is due to the way redirection works. You can only redirect a client with a special header. If the headers have already been sent to the client (because you have written too much data to the output stream), then you cannot redirect the client anymore. If your error occurs after the headers have been sent, the only thing that can happen is the error page is included. If you do all your processing that can (reasonably) go wrong before writing any data to the client, any error will cause a redirect, not inclusion. However if you want commit a heading or some other part of your page before you do lengthy operations, then you need to structure your error page so that it looks good when included after the heading or whatever. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
