Including JSP page in Presentation template

Hi All,
I am quite new to presentation template. I have written a presentation template which will generate a jsp.It's working fine.
Now i want to include another jsp in the presentation template.

To include another jsp i am using : < jsp:include page="/jsp/hello.jsp" />
But it's not working.

Could you please tell me how to include a jsp file in a presentation template.

Thanks in advance.
A.S.

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Adam Stoller

Hi All,
I am quite new to presentation template. I have written a presentation template which will generate a jsp.It's working fine.
Now i want to include another jsp in the presentation template.

To include another jsp i am using : < jsp:include page="/jsp/hello.jsp" />
But it's not working.

Could you please tell me how to include a jsp file in a presentation template.

Thanks in advance.
A.S.

To be clear - you want the finished product of the PT (a JSP page) to contain an include directive for another JSP page so that, when rendered by a browser, the include directive will be processed and the end result rendered correctly - yes?

If your initial .jsp page is rendering correctly when generated and your included page is not - then it is generally a case of not having the path specification set correctly (i.e.: is

/jsp

the correct specification for the path to your JSP include page?) or not having your JSP engine configured correctly to process that path in the way that it is intended. E.g.: If you were to push both files out to your actual web / app server and then try to view them with your browser from there - does it work? If so, then it is a JSP-within-TeamSite issue. If they don't render correctly outside of TeamSite then it may be a pure JSP configuration issue, but one which might need to be dealt with in two different contexts.

If the page generates correctly but does not preview - then its a case of the fact that TeamSite Preview creates temporary file names - I believe Nipper put an article in the Tech Library about ASP coding for that, which probably would apply for JSP too - take a look and see if you can find it.

There could be other options / issues too.

anjani

Hi Ghoti,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes you are right. I want the generated jsp to include another jsp ( like footer jsp).The path of the jsp file is correct.
But i didn't undersatnd wht do u mean by "JSP engine configured correctly to process that path in the way that it is intended". Could you please tell me about that. Do i have to do some kind of configurations settings ?

We have fresh Teamsite 6.5 installed on Solaris box with SunWeb server.
Could you please tell me how to configure TS for jsp previewing.

Thanks in advance.
A.S.

Adam Stoller

Hi Ghoti,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes you are right. I want the generated jsp to include another jsp ( like footer jsp).The path of the jsp file is correct.
But i didn't undersatnd wht do u mean by "JSP engine configured correctly to process that path in the way that it is intended". Could you please tell me about that. Do i have to do some kind of configurations settings ?

I mean does your App Server / JSP engine see "/jsp/" as a sub-directory of its doc_root? I'm assuming "jsp/" is currently a sub-directory of your TeamSite workarea root - yes? When a directive like your include directive is processed, it looks at the path it's given and attempt to retrieve the information based on that path. You currently have "/jsp/" which would seem to be a doc_root-relative path. Have you tried removing the leading slash? Have you looked at your configuration files for your App server to see where it believes the doc_root is and verify that this "jsp/" directory lives there? Have you looked through all the log files that your App server / Web server may produce to see if they show any errors?

We have fresh Teamsite 6.5 installed on Solaris box with SunWeb server.
Could you please tell me how to configure TS for jsp previewing.

I don't have your environment, so I cannot tell you, outright, what to do - read the documentation, search for log files.