Posted By:
John_Young
Posted On:
Sunday, August 12, 2001 08:48 AM
Can someone PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME? I have some "jsp:include" tag in the index.jsp page. This index.jsp are supposed to call two component file (jsp files) on the fly. They are header.jsp and lftnav.jsp. I designed this layout for easy content maintenance of the site. After files were published to the web server, the browser can NOT parse the jsp pages properly. Here are my Web development environment: Tools: IBM Websphere studio V3.5.3 WAS: WAS 3.5.4 Adv. Edition HTTP Server: IBM HTTP Server 3.2.12 Files publishing target: html pages: "C:sitesIISWebweb" jsp pages: "C:sitesIISWebweb"
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Can someone PLEASE, PLEASE HELP ME?
I have some "jsp:include" tag in the index.jsp page. This index.jsp are supposed to call two component file (jsp files) on the fly. They are header.jsp and lftnav.jsp. I designed this layout for easy content maintenance of the site. After files were published to the web server, the browser can NOT parse the jsp pages properly.
Here are my Web development environment:
Tools: IBM Websphere studio V3.5.3
WAS: WAS 3.5.4 Adv. Edition
HTTP Server: IBM HTTP Server 3.2.12
Files publishing target:
html pages: "C:sitesIISWebweb"
jsp pages: "C:sitesIISWebweb"
servlets pages: "C:sitesIISWebservlets"
Here are my jsp tag in index.jsp page:
" ....
"
" ....
"
jsp engine configuration:
1) JSP engine (specification): 1.0 (enabled, running during page test)
2) WAS web application was running fine when testing the indes.jsp page
Problems:
1) IE browser, Index.jsp page can not be built completely on the fly. In another word, header.jsp and lftnav.jsp are not built in at all in the index.jsp page. Only the index.jsp content are there.
2) The weird thing is this: in Netscape browser, nothing came up right. Instead, the plain text of html are showing up, looks like Netscape does NOT try to interpret HTML tags.
I was trying to figure out what went wrong for days. and I am totally worn out.
Can someone please, please help me? Any directional information is HIGHLY APPRECIATED!
Thanks in advance!
Sincerely,
John