Include jspf into included jsp

Hi all,
I'm trying to include three pages in cascade mode: index.jsp include defaultColumn.jsp, defaultColumn.jsp include news.jspf.
I've included this page using jsp:include tag for dynamic including.
Including news.jspf seems not interpretate the jsp code inside, this is a part of HTML code get in browser:
<div id="destro">
    <div class="news">
        <a class="init">Login</a>
        <form>
            <ul>
                <li class="login"><a>Username: </a><a><input type="text" name="username" style='width : 70px; height : 15px;'></a></li>
                <li class="login"><a>Password: </a><a><input type="text" name="pwd" style='width : 70px; height : 15px;'></a></li>
                <li class="login"><a><input style='width: 80px;' type="submit" value="Ok"></a>
            </ul>
        </form>
    </div>
*
<%@ page pageEncoding="ISO-8859-15" %>
<%
            dto.news news = new dto.news();
            int newsInPage = 3;
            String titolo[] = new String[newsInPage];
            String id[] = new String[newsInPage];
            int i = 0;
            while (i < newsInPage) {
                titolo[i] = news.getNews(i + 1).getTitle();
                id[i] = news.getNews(i + 1).getId();
                i++;
            i = 0;
%>
<div class="news">
    <a class="init">Notizie</a>
    <ul>
        <% while (i < newsInPage) {
        %><li class="newsli"><a href="/index.jsp?command=&<%= id[i] %>"><%= titolo[i] %></a></li>
        <% i++;
        %>
        <li class="newsli"><a class="link" href="#">Altre News</a></li>
    </ul>
</div>
*
</div>Do you know where is the problem?
Thanks a lot, Ebolo.

The server won't compile/run a jspf file like a jsp (although you could change the configuration to make it do that)
.jspf files are intended for inclusion using the <%@ import %> directive.
Any targets you use with <jsp:include> should probably be "jsp"
That will evaluate that page seperately, and the include the result of executing that page into the "parent" page.
Cheers,
evnafets

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how ?
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By "page scope" I assume you mean "none"? If so JSF creates a new bean for each place it's referenced. The closest to the behavior you want, once per "page", is really request scope.
(I'm not sure why the constructor is being called thrice, though. I should look into this.)
I assume you want a bean-per-subview scenario. This should be doable, and one way that allows a dynamic number of subviews would be as follows:
--create a "manager" bean in request scope
--give it get/set methods that retrieves a Map of "TestBean" instances; the idea is that each subview use a different key "s1", "s2", etc
back the manager method with Map implementation that checks if there's already a TestBean associated with the key returns it if yes, else null.
If that seems messy, the component solution is hairy :-) See http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=568937&messageID=2812561
--A

Include jsp's across DCs

Hi SDNers,
I am trying to use the <jsp:include> tag to include jsps from one DC to another. The <jsp:include> works fine when including jsp's in the same DC. However, if I try to include a jsp from another DC it throws an error that the file cannot be found.
I have created an API public part for JSP B which resides in DC B. In DC A, I added DC B as a Used DC and also specified DC B as Sharing Reference in the portalapp.xml of DC A. I have depolyed both the DC's.
However, in JSP A of DC A the <jsp:include page="JSP B" flush="true" /> does not work for the JSP B of DC B.
Could someone guide me as to how to include a jsp from one DC into another DC.
Regards,
Melwyn.

Hi All,
I have a similar requirement. I need to include a jsp file into another jsp file of another DC.
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any points regarding this would be more helpful.
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Include jsp's accross DC's

Hi SDNers,
I am trying to use the <jsp:include> tag to include jsps from one DC to another. The <jsp:include> works fine when including jsp's in the same DC. However, if I try to include a jsp from another DC it throws an error that the file cannot be found.
I have created an API public part for JSP B which resides in DC B. In DC A, I added DC B as a Used DC and also specified DC B as Sharing Reference in the portalapp.xml of DC A. I have depolyed both the DC's.
However, in JSP A of DC A the <jsp:include page="JSP B" flush="true" /> does not work for the JSP B of DC B.
Could someone guide me as to how to include a jsp from one DC into another DC.
Regards,
Melwyn.

Hi SDNers,
Waiting for inputs.
Regards,
Melwyn.

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