Sort of. Remember, the "normal" result of a Struts action is the equivalent of RequestDispatcher.forward(). So, I imagine you're also seeing an IllegalStateException as well. You've got the equivalent of the following:

includer.jsp:
-------------
<@% page contentType="text/plain" %>

Before forwarder1:
<jsp:include page="forwarder1.jsp"/>
After forwarder1:

Before forwarder2:
<jsp:include page="forwarder2.jsp"/>
After forwarder2:

forwarder1.jsp:
---------------
<jsp:forward page="content1.jsp"/>

forwarder2.jsp:
---------------
<jsp:forward page="content2.jsp"/>

content1.jsp:
-------------
content1.jsp

content2.jsp:
-------------
content2.jsp

Which should generate:

content1.jsp

Along with raising an IllegalStateException.

Eric Lemle wrote:
I have a jsp. that has two included jsp's that are actually struts
actions but the response only returns the first one.
I have tried flush="false" (Doesn't matter)
I have tried the <jsp:param's for the parameters (Doesn't matter)
Is there something in the framework that is preventing this?


<table><tr><td> <jsp:include page="/EventsAction.do?dispatch=display" flush="true" /> </td></tr></table>

<table><tr><td>
<jsp:include page="/RelocationAction.do?dispatch=display" flush="true"
/>
</td></tr></table>


Eric D. Lemle
Senior Programmer / Analyst
Intermountain Health Care
36 South State Street, Suite 1100
Salt Lake City, Utah 84111 United States of America (USA)
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