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Date: Wed, 09 Apr 2003 07:32:54 -0400
From: Tim Funk <funkman@joedog.org>
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Subject: Re: Problems with RequestDispatcher
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If you are getting a StackOverFlow - you are probably calling something 
recursively (directly or indirectly) until your reach the stack limit. Can 
you post a stack trace?

-Tim

Jorge Alonso de Armi�o Escudero wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I have a servlet that acts as a Flow-controller. Depending on a parameter gets a RequestDispatcher and makes forward() or include() to a JSP.
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> When i do the forward() or include() methods i get a StackOverFlow.
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> I try to get information with try,catch clauses, but all the information is null ( getMessage(), getCause(), etc...)
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> If i call directly the JSP file it works fine.
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> The only difference i see is that when i call the include() or forward() methods of the RequestDispatcher from the servlet, i pass a Subclass of HttpServletResponseWrapper().
> 
> I've tried passing the original response, and i get the same result.


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