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All, I have a web project defined. Within this project, I have the following directory structure: <overall directory> <overall directory>/customerservice <overall directory>/customerservice/ca <overall directory>/customerservice/dl <overall directory>/customerservice/cust <overall directory>/customerservice/include <overall directory>/customerservice/WEB-INF Within the /ca, /dl, and /cust directories I have jsp files. Each of them include files from the /include directory. The includes are defined as <%@ include file="/include/<filename>.jsp" %>. In the /dl and /cust structure, WDSC finds the files with no problem. Within the /ca directory, I have errors on some of the include statements stating that the file can not be found. In the below examples, both files are in the /ca directory. Here is an example of the /ca problems: In the file ca1.jsp, I receive an error that the include can not be found. The include statement is as follows: <%@ include file="/include/Security.jsp" %> In the file ca10.jsp, I do not receive any errors. This file has an include defined as follows: <%@ include file="/include/Security.jsp" %> On the server (iSeries running Tomcat) the files are found and there are no problems. This problem is only found in WDSC. Any ideas? Thanks Mike ======================================= Mike Silvers Senior Programmer/Analyst IBM Certified Expert Hainey Business Systems Main Office: (717) 718-9601 ext 237 Branch Office: (410) 397-8739 http://www.hbs-inc.com AIM: IBMJavaMan =======================================
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