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include file Directive not working properly. Variable not resolved in jsp

 
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Hello,

I have a jsp(lets call it A.jsp) that has a second jsp(lets call it as B.jsp) included using the include directive. I have declared a variable testStr with some default value in it. But when I try to use it in B.jsp, I get the error msg that says, testStr not resolved. I'm using RSA 7.0.0.5. I've included the corresponding jsps' code below.

When I use the same jsp in any other IDE, it works without any problem. Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks and Regards,
Jaggi


[ March 17, 2008: Message edited by: Jaggi Shankarappa ]

[ March 17, 2008: Message edited by: Jaggi Shankarappa ]
[ March 17, 2008: Message edited by: Jaggi Shankarappa ]
 
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Hi, I am not an expert in JSP but my hunch is that you have testStr in the first JSP and you declare it as a local variable. My guess is testStr's scope is only within the first JSP you wrote.
maybe this might work, but I am not sure

hope this helps
 
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Nope. That does not work either.

Thanks,
Jaggi
 
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Originally posted by Davie Lin:
Hi, I am not an expert in JSP but my hunch is that you have testStr in the first JSP and you declare it as a local variable. My guess is testStr's scope is only within the first JSP you wrote.
maybe this might work, but I am not sure

hope this helps


Bad idea. Hugely, hugely bad idea.

Never ever ever declare variables in a JSP declaration block. Ever.
 
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I'm using RSA 7.0.0.5

I have no idea what RSA is.
 
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RSA is the latest version of J2EE IDE from IBM. You can also call it as WSAD 7
 
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Since the problem seems to be confined to a particular IDE, I've moved this to a more appropriate location.
 
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Originally posted by Bear Bibeault:
Since the problem seems to be confined to a particular IDE, I've moved this to a more appropriate location.



Can you please let me know why don't we use decalrations in JSP.....
 
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Originally posted by Naresh. Talluri's:
Can you please let me know why don't we use decalrations in JSP.....


It is considered bad practice to have any Java code in a JSP. Needing to declare variables puts even more logic into the JSP.
 
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