Challenge: Controlling the output stream of includes within iterative tags

Question

Problem:
How can you control the output stream of an iterative tag that is making an include on each iteration (either by using the jsp include tag or by a custom tag that does an pageContext.include(). Example of the first of such a case could be:
<wf:iterator name="...">
<div>
<jsp:include page="test.jsp" flush="true"/>
</div>
<wf:iterator>
I now want to see the following output:
<div>
..content of jsp file 1
</div>
<div>
...content of jsp file 2
</div>
etc....
However what I AM seeing is that the jsp content is flushed to the output stream before the divs like this:
...content of jsp file 1
...content of jsp file 2
<div>
</div>
<div>
</div>
See!? How is that and what can I do to control the output stream??
Thanks
Alf Johannessen
Ariol

Answer 1

This is a stab in the dark, but have you tried writing your div tags out using the JSP directive:
out.println("<div>");
or
<%="<div>"%>
It looks like a bug in the iterator. I'd suggest you try setting flush to be false, but I know that's not supported yet (unless you've updated your libraries) ...