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iRideSnow
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08-31-06 17:48
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I tried adding a note a bit ago, but it didn't work. Trying again.
As I mentioned in the original report, this is similar to bug 1299. Here's an example of what I'm calling a "complex" jsp page. If a page like this is used as the location for the error page, then the browser doesn't actually display the page, it downloads it as a file. This is the same behavior that the RewriteFilter servlet does when trying to redirect to a similar page. This is different from the rewrite-dispatch tag which IS able to redirect to this type of "complex" jsp page. It seems like if there is any kind of significant pre-processing that needs to be done, it doesn't get done, and the page is not successfully converted/compiled and is therefore treated like a regular text file by the browser.
Anyway, here's an example of a "complex" jsp page. Remember, this type of page is fine for the rewrite-dispatch directive. But it doesn't work with either the RewriteFilter or the <error-page>.
<jsp:root xmlns:jsp="http://java.sun.com/JSP/Page" [^] [^] version="1.2">
<!-- code layer, nothing that's outputting data -->
<!-- include logic for xsl transformation filtering -->
<jsp:directive.include file="/WEB-INF/jsp/transform.jsp"/>
<jsp:scriptlet>
request.setAttribute("caucho.xsl.stylesheet","/WEB-INF/xsl/secondary.xsl");
</jsp:scriptlet>
<!-- end code layer start xml output layer -->
<page title="Page Not Found" menuId="" subMenuId="">
<head>
<meta name="description" content="404 Error Page" />
</head>
<jsp:directive.include file="/WEB-INF/xml/global_elements.xml"/>
<jsp:directive.include file="/WEB-INF/xml/notFoundError.xml" />
<rightSidebar>
<jsp:directive.include file="/WEB-INF/xml/cta/startEdu.xml" />
<jsp:directive.include file="/WEB-INF/xml/cta/questions.xml" />
</rightSidebar>
</page>
</jsp:root> |
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