> > There is a simple solution. In the c:import specify an absolute URL.
> I am having the same issue as you were last month. I am using OC4J (AS > 10g) and can not <c:import> nor <tiles:insert> more than one Struts >action > on the same JSP. I saw that you worked around the issue by using an > absolute URL with <c:import>. I tried this too and it does indeed work > however this results in a distinct request scope such that the request > scope of the calling JSP is not visible in the included Struts action >(and > vice versa). Did you find this too? Have you found any other >workarounds > to this issue? Do you think this is an OC4J issue, a Struts issue, a >JSTL > issue? Why do you suppose there is so little written about this problem > considering that what we are doing seems like it would be an ideal > architecture? It does say in the jstl spec for import that if the url is within the same application context then the environment variables will be pass on, ie request, response, etc. Struts actions commit to the response so you cannot use them to include additional data in this way. It worked out well with an absolute url because we are using a webcache so that the import was fast enough. I guess your options are to either change the struts action into just including a jsp page or servlet, or importing an absolute url and putting the required information in as request parameters to the url. Mick. ps. please post your question to the mailing list, and then, only if the thread is old, email me a copy. -- "To be young, really young, takes a very long time." Picasso --- www.vetproducts.com.au --- --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
