How to forward after output stream is open

Hi
          I want ot forward one jsp page to another, but the output stream of the jsp
          page is open and content is showed.
          I know <jsp:forward> can't work now. Then what can i do?
          Thanks all

          You can also set autoFlush to false and increase the buffer (session). Her is an example:
          <%@ buffer="1024kb" autoFlush="false" import="java.io.*" %>
          If the buffer is full and you did not flush him, you will get an IOException.
          Robert Patrick <[email protected]> wrote:
          >It doesn't matter if the OutputStream is open, it matters whether or not
          >the
          >OutputStream has been flushed. If you are not explicitly flushing it (or
          >flushing it implicitly by using jsp:include), you might want to play around
          >with moving some of the content so that the buffer size is not exceeded
          >(which
          >causes it to be flushed) before the jsp:forward is encountered or try
          >increasing the size of the buffer...
          >
          >Hope this helps,
          >Robert
          >
          >andy wrote:
          >
          >> Hi
          >> I want ot forward one jsp page to another, but the output stream of the
          >jsp
          >> page is open and content is showed.
          >>
          >> I know <jsp:forward> can't work now. Then what can i do?
          >>
          >> Thanks all
          >

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