On Thu, 14 Oct 2004 07:17:34 -0400, Kris Schneider wrote:
> It's got nothing to do with JSTL and everything to do with your Struts
> action. The Struts controller effectively performs the forward with the
> result of your action's execute method. Yes, <c:import> can work perfectly
> well when used multiple times in a page. For URLs that are within the same
> context (same app), the semantics are pretty much the same as
> RequestDispatcher.include.
Delving deeper into the JSTL defintion for c:import it does mentioned that
if the url is relative and within the same context then the
RequestProcessor.include is used, and the entire environment is available.
There is a simple solution. In the c:import specify an absolute URL.
So the code below works just fine:
<%@ taglib uri="c.tld" prefix="c" %>
<c:forEach items="${listOfNumbers}" var="number">
<c:import url="http://myServer/myContext/myAction.do?number=${number}"/>
<br/>
</c:forEach>
Mick.
ps Thanks for your explanation and reference to RequestProcessor.include, without
this I would not have found the small print ;=)
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