Jsp:include doesn't work in JSF (Trinidad)

Hallo,
first: i'm a newbe in JSF - so sorry for stupid questions.
I would like to include a page with some trinidad-tags in my jsf-page (into the body).
But running the application the included page isn't shown. Looking to the generated html-code the included code is shown between the head- and body-tag -> not rendered as html-tag but still as trinidad-tags.
I do not understand why :(
I tried to integrate my jsp:inlcude with <f:subview> and also with <h:panelGroup> but without different results. Also I've tried to use <jsp:directive.include> but nothing different happens.
Does anybody know what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks for help

The way I include another faces file is to use the following syntax:
<body>
<jsp:include page="/header.jsp"/>
the header.jsp file is a file that contains JSF components, but its included using the jsp extension since you already within the mist of a request.
And in the included file, you MUST have everything surround with a subview tag with an ID attribute...
<f:subview id="headerView">
</f:subView>
And lastly, something to always remember...everything in your included page must be contained within JSF components. You cannot have straight html, it must be surrounded with verbatim tags. The reason being when the page is included, the components from the page are included into the main pages component tree. The HTML from those components is output and then any regular html markup in the page is output AFTER the components output.

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I have tried to put diffrent code into the methode, like change the text of a lable or give a popup frame, but if I press the button nothing happens.
Here is the listener for the button, it has been added to the button:
    private static final String DRIVER = "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver";
    private static final String DATABASE_URL = "jdbc:mysql://localhost/P";
    private static final String USER = "jhtp7";
    private static final String PASS = "jhtp7";
    private static Connection connection = null;
    private static PreparedStatement insert = null;
    private int __placeholder;
    private void _init() throws Exception {               //the init methode
         Class.forName(DRIVER);
         connection =DriverManager.getConnection(DATABASE_URL, USER, PASS);
        insert = connection.prepareStatement("insert into pp (Number, Name) values (?, ?)");
public String button3_action() {         //the action event for the button
        try{
        insert.setInt(1,4);
        insert.setString(2, "fghfghfghfghfgh");
        insert.executeUpdate();
        }catch (SQLException ee){
        return null;
    }Can anyone tell me what I have done wrong, or how to write a normal ActionListener(like in normal java) and add it to the button???

You can't. The code that is produced by JSP is HTML, not Swing and not AWT. Which means you can't use the Java Event Dispatching to work with the GUI.
You will need to put the input into an HTML <form> with an action to a servlet. You will need to submit the form using an <input type="submit"> and you will need a servlet that processes the incoming parameters and makes the JDBC call. Read the [JEE 5 Tutorial|http://java.sun.com/javaee/5/docs/tutorial/doc/], particularly the first few chapters, and learn HTML.

My JSP Report doesn't work !!! Help me !!!

What's up friends! I holp that so good!
My question is very simple, I've been building a JSP Report with JDev and Report Builder, but when I has tryed to run the report from inside JDev, the IE has started with the LOADING... page and nothing happened.
I have Oracle9iDS and Oracle91AS installed on the same machine, I started the HTTP Server and Oracle9i Report Service before run the report.
I've been reading a lot of documents but I don't know what I need to do.
What is missing to configure to work well?
Please, help me!!!

You need to create a JSP report from JDev's new object gallery from 'File -> new... -> Reports Objects', so that the project settings can be prepared to run JSP report.
If you want to run JSP report on a standalone Reports server, put 'server=<server_name>' in 'parameters' attribute of <rw:report> JSP tag.
You can also use rwservlet's in-process Reports server, by not specifying 'server=...' in 'parameters' attribute. No standalone Reports server is needed. Make sure JVM is set to'hotspot' in JDev's project settings -> runner.
When running JSP in JDev, it uses JDev's embedded oc4j web server.
Regards,

Javascript error with f:subview and jsp:include

Hi,
I have tried to include one jsp page with jsf components into another jsp page with jsf components. But somehow I get a Javascript error.
I have of course included the jsp:include into an f:subview like this:
<f:subview id="tree" rendered="#{tabsBacker.treeRendered}">
<jsp:include page="mission.jsp" />
</f:subview>In mission.jsp, all non-jsf tags are surrounded by f:verbatim tags (otherwise, JBoss would complain anyway).
The Javascript error says: "elements.form1:_link_hidden_ is null".
"form1" is the name of the form in my jsp page which includes the other one.
As soon as I remove the jsp:include thing, everything works fine. The include happens in a t:panelTabbedPane, and (probably as a result of the javascript error), the tab where the included page should be shown, can't be displayed. I can click on the tab, the page is reloaded, but nothing else happens.
The error occurs in IE and in Firefox.
Can anyone help me to solve this problem??
Kind regards,
Wiebke

It's just a jsp fragment file. Here's the start of the jspf included above:
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/core" prefix="f" %>
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jsf/html" prefix="h" %>
<%@ taglib uri="http://www.ibm.com/jsf/html_extended" prefix="hx" %>
<f:subview id="browseForm">
<table class="box" width="100%">
     <tr>
          <td><h:outputText value="#{labels.someValue}" styleClass="smalltitle"/></td>
     </tr>And so on. This was just done to stop the jsp files becoming too long, I think. So the subview tag is included in the jspf file rather than around the jsp file as you have it.
Illu

Calling custom tags in jsp with jsp:include

Hi,
I have a large jsp file , which uses jstl fmt tags for labels.
Since the size of jsp was too big iand i was unable to compile it because of 64 kb class size limit,
I removed the tag lib defination from the jsp file and put it in another jsp file. and used jsp:include to include this file inside the first jsp.
It is compiling successfully but labels r not showing up.
but when i use <%@include to include second jsp in the first one i get the labels properly.
I cannot use <%@include as this starts giving me compilation error related with jsp class file size beyond 64 kb.
Pls suggest why jsp:include is not working.
thanks,
Pramod

Hi Anil,
Ur suggestion was good but could not solve my problem.
I have put a small sample code to illustrate the problem.
labeldemo.jsp:
<%-- <%@ include file="WDCComInitLabelsjunk.jsp" %> --%>
<jsp:include page="WDCComInitLabelsjunk.jsp" flush="true" />
<table width="100%" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" border="0" class="tablebg">
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                              </tr>
                              <tr> hi </tr>
                         </table>
                         </fmt:bundle>
WDCComInitLabelsjunk.jsp:
<%@ page language="java" %>
<%@ page contentType="text/html"%>
<%@ page import="com.tcs.wdc.core.*" %>
<%@ page import="com.tcs.wdc.core.login.*" %>
<%@ page import="com.tcs.wdc.core.service.navigation.*" %>
<%-- Include tag library --%>
<%@ taglib uri="/WEB-INF/tld/fmt.tld" prefix="fmt" %>
<%-- Get language from IDCUserSession & set it in session --%>
<%
/*SessionManager sm = new SessionManager(session);
IDCUserSession ius = sm.getIDCUserSession();*/
session.setAttribute("language","nl_NL");
%>
<%-- Set the locale for the language obtained --%>
<fmt:setLocale value="${language}" />
<fmt:bundle basename="labels" />
If i uncomment the <%@ include file="WDCComInitLabelsjunk.jsp" %> tag in the code above it is working fine ,
but it is not working with <jsp:include page="WDCComInitLabelsjunk.jsp" flush="true" />
pls suggest.
Thanks,
Pramod

GWT generated file doesn't work when included in jsp

Hi all,
I'm trying to use GWT in my Spring application. I want to include
the .html file generated by GWT in my .jsp. When I run my application,
and view the source of page, I saw that the HTML is included, but it
seems that the gwt:module can't be loaded.
The meta tag in html is:
<meta name='gwt:module' content='com.mycompany.dmc.gwt.MyApplication'>Note that jsp and html files are in the same directory.
When I call the html file from browser, it works fine, but included in
the jsp it doesn't.
Any suggestions are appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
You can put a copy of your master page within the template site, use that for the site's master page, and then save the site as a template then check whether it works.
Here is a similar thread for your reference:
http://sharepoint.stackexchange.com/questions/30699/featureactivated-not-called-for-site-template
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