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Posted to user@struts.apache.org by Vincent Berruchon <vi...@neo-logism.fr> on 2002/09/27 17:39:16 UTC
Incomplete page!!!
Hi,
I use Tomcat 4 with Stuts 1.02 and I got a strange problem on a JSP
the server send me an imcomplete html page.
It seems to send the same amount of, like if a buffer was full after 7
or 8 kb... it stops and don't send the end of the JSP (it's HTML at this
point) page.
The log tells nothing about that (in debug level 5).
Got an idea??
Thanks
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Re: Incomplete page!!!
Posted by Vincent Berruchon <vi...@neo-logism.fr>.
You were right, two properties were missing in the ActionForm!!!
It wasn't so strange!!!
Thanks...
Peter S. Hamlen wrote:
> Yep, we've seen the same behavior a lot. The trick is that there is
> SOME error occuring on the page (in our case, it was often non-existent
> property references in our JSP tags). You can narrow it down fastest by
> looking at your log4j logs (or whatever logging mechanism you're
> using.)
>
> Note that the this is different from the Tomcat logs, which
> unfortunately won't show the error message (or at least didn't in our
> case.)
>
> Another approach, which is slower but works if you don't know where your
> log4j logs are, is:
>
> 1) Start truncating the page until it all shows up, and then slowly add
> bits of the JSP back into the file. Eventually you'll add some JSP tag
> and it won't display everything and that will be your troublesome JSP
> tag.
>
> I recommend checking the logs, though.
>
> HTH
> -Peter
>
>
> On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 11:39, Vincent Berruchon wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>I use Tomcat 4 with Stuts 1.02 and I got a strange problem on a JSP
>> the server send me an imcomplete html page.
>>It seems to send the same amount of, like if a buffer was full after 7
>>or 8 kb... it stops and don't send the end of the JSP (it's HTML at this
>>point) page.
>>
>>The log tells nothing about that (in debug level 5).
>>
>>Got an idea??
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>
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Re: Incomplete page!!!
Posted by "Peter S. Hamlen" <ph...@mail.com>.
Yep, we've seen the same behavior a lot. The trick is that there is
SOME error occuring on the page (in our case, it was often non-existent
property references in our JSP tags). You can narrow it down fastest by
looking at your log4j logs (or whatever logging mechanism you're
using.)
Note that the this is different from the Tomcat logs, which
unfortunately won't show the error message (or at least didn't in our
case.)
Another approach, which is slower but works if you don't know where your
log4j logs are, is:
1) Start truncating the page until it all shows up, and then slowly add
bits of the JSP back into the file. Eventually you'll add some JSP tag
and it won't display everything and that will be your troublesome JSP
tag.
I recommend checking the logs, though.
HTH
-Peter
On Fri, 2002-09-27 at 11:39, Vincent Berruchon wrote:
> Hi,
> I use Tomcat 4 with Stuts 1.02 and I got a strange problem on a JSP
> the server send me an imcomplete html page.
> It seems to send the same amount of, like if a buffer was full after 7
> or 8 kb... it stops and don't send the end of the JSP (it's HTML at this
> point) page.
>
> The log tells nothing about that (in debug level 5).
>
> Got an idea??
>
> Thanks
>
>
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> To unsubscribe, e-mail: <ma...@jakarta.apache.org>
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