thanks Robert it works with this crossContext = "true" attribute.
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Remember that you have to configure your web context "app1" to
allow cross-context access. If you have not done so, the method
you call below will always return null.
So your context xml
Remember that you have to configure your web context "app1" to
allow cross-context access. If you have not done so, the method
you call below will always return null.
So your context xml file should look similar to this here:
I.e. the parameter crossContext="true" must be there, otherwise
all c
It is "" not "/" for root context
-Original Message-
From: Archana Mathur [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 20 October 2005 16:03
To: http://localhost/app1/a.jsp - (a.jsp wants access to other jsp
which is at location (http://localhost/a2.jsp) - root context
tag jsp:include will only pi
