In jsp:includes , is there a flush="false" in jsp 1.1

          In <jsp:includes>, is there a flush="false" in jsp 1.1...i know that it's going
          to be in jsp 1.2 but is there something like it that i can use in jsp 1.1.

As far as I know (not very far, btw) new versions of Java are now only distributed from Oracle specifically for OS X. Apple is no longer updating Java beyond the version distributed with the 2014-001 security update. Java SE Runtime Environment 7 1.7.0_67 is the most recent Oracle release. That's pretty much all I know.

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Which defaults to flushing the buffer!
Does anyone know a work around or if Oracle is going to fix this?
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Mike

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Edited by: 805835 on Oct 27, 2010 5:06 PM
Edited by: 805835 on Oct 27, 2010 5:07 PM

Jsp:include pointing to an action on oc4j 9.0.2

I have set "<jsp:include page="action.do" flush="true">".
The action is an action forward and goes to a jsp.
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I am trying to do a jsp:include page but I must have the syntax wrong for the declaration of the filename. There shouldn't be a problem with my included file since it only has the word "TEST" in it. Both files are in the same directory. The error I'm getting is a 404 error.
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Target Servlet: File Serving Enabler
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Jsp include Help

Dear Reader,
Pls help me with this problem
I have a html file iam including it in my jsp page
<jsp:include page="foo.html" flush="true"/>
is there a way i can get the html fields of foo.html
and set value
Thnaks in advance...

Hi,
You can pass parameters to the included file, just make it foo.jsp instead.
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JSTL core tags not working inside of a jsp:include?

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Is there a way to fix this, or is this something that I can't change?
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nberveiler

You need to have the Core taglib declared on the page that you are including with jsp:include.
There is a subtle difference between the include directive <%@ include %> and <jsp:include>
The latter happens at runtime, and includes the result of running the included page.
Therefore any page included with <jsp:include> needs to be completely standalone, and declare all of its own taglibraries that it uses. It can't inherit them from the "including" jsp.
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Jsp:Include VS @ include

Hi,
Is there a big diffrence between using <%@ include file="url" %> and <jsp:include page="relative URL" flush="true"/>?
I know that the first is put in the servlet at the translation and the second is included when the page is requested. I use this for my web pages header which is the same for every page. Which one would be the best?
thanks,
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Hi,
Is there a big diffrence between using <%@ include
file="url" %> and <jsp:include page="relative URL"
flush="true"/>?This question has been answered many times :-)
http://www.google.com/search?q=difference+between+include+directive+and+jsp+include
>
I know that the first is put in the servlet at the
translation Here's the full official description on include directive:
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/syntax/2.0/syntaxref209.html#1003408
and the second is included when the page
is requested. Here's the description on jsp:include
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/syntax/2.0/syntaxref2020.html#8828
I use this for my web pages header
which is the same for every page. Which one would be
the best?Think about the future changes, in the future will you ever add dynamic content to the header? Then go with jsp:include or if you are into JSTL use c:import
If you are very sure that you don't need to add dynamic code to the header then go with the include directive. But be sure of this, otherwise you;ll have to change all JSP headers -- probably with search and replace --- but still it will be a PITA.
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>
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Hi all,
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Jsp include tag 1.1

Hi all,
i am getting the following error if my code snippet has a <jsp:include> tag
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Invalid jsp:include tag
i am using VAJ3.5.3 and i modified the hosts file to support jsp1.1.
But when i change to jsp1.0 the code works fine and fetching me the page contents.
Need inputs.
Regards
Ramesh Kesavanarayanan

Hi kesavramesh,
I think some time ago, you're looking for something like this
- Can I use jsp includes inside the taglib ?-
See point 1 and 2.
-- Paul
1. link:
http://www.jguru.com/faq/view.jsp?EID=115446
2. text from the link:
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Hi, I like nice clean JSP output
<jsp:include page="gobbledegook.jsp" flush="true"/>
Doh!
When it would be much nicer to be able to do this:
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Hi, I like nice clean JSP output
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Wahoo!
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public int doStartTag() throws JspTagException
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String clean = takeOutTheTrash(messy);
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can a jsp include a servlet inside in the code using the jsp include?
i am using tomcat 4.x

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I am using Apache web server and Tomcat 4.1.
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I have included following in the JSP
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I have included following in the info.html
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regards
haresh
sample files.......
test1.jsp..........
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<%
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%>
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<HEAD>
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="content-type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
</HEAD>
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data1.html.....
<meta HTTP-EQUIV="content-type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=UTF-8">
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Your generated HTML will be flawed.
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Browsers will normally skip any illegal tags when encountered. This included your complete html headers from the included jsp and may (depending on the browser) include all code after the html close tag from that jsp.
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Read up on what the include mechanism exactly does and on wellformed HTML.

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I am trying to run the basic jsp:include sample provided by Oracle in OC4J 10g. When I run the code, It seems like include file is treated as text/html and not run at all. Can somebody help me in figuring out what I am missing here..
Here is the code for main.jsp
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