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what does flush=true mean when including JSPs?

843833Jul 13 2001 — edited Jul 13 2001

I developed an application using Microsoft IIS and Allaire JRun, and everything worked like a charm; my include statements were of the form

<jsp:include page="/nav/nav.jsp" />

However, I tried to port everything to Apache and Tomcat 3.2.2, and everywhere I have JSPs including other JSPs, it reports a compiler exception that says jsp:include needs to have "flush=true".

So, if I change all my includes to be

<jsp:include page="/nav/nav.jsp" flush="true" />

will they work? What is the difference between having the flush="true" and not having it-- if I put it in, will that create any other issues (like making the pages stop working on the IIS/JRun environment)?

Thanks,
Joshua

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