JSP does't load fully in IE

[vamsi bezawada]

Hello everybody,
Strange problem...i am having problem in loading my JSP in IE. It loads completely in netscape and the page gets displayed. But in IE it loads only part lets say 8k(in my system) or 16k(in some other systems). I dont understand what could have been wrong?
would be grateful if somebody could help me.
thanks in advance,
vamsi.

[Madhav Lakkapragada]

a million things could be wrong.....but to solve your issue, we need a little more info that a generic stmt that some JSP doesn't load on IE...
Come on vamsi, you need to be a little more specific as to what you are trying to do in your JSP. :roll:
or ofcourse we can all play the game of guessing...any volunteers?
- madhav................not in a cheerful mood!

[David O'Meara]

Originally posted by Madhav Lakkapragada:
- madhav................not in a cheerful mood!

I'd guess that this would be a HTML rather than JSP error, except that IE tends to be more forgiving in HTML errors than IE.

Nope, I got nothin'
Need more input...

[vamsi bezawada]

Thanks for the replies even i got nothing from them...
so as asked in more specific......The jsp was working fine before, honestly to say even now works sometimes. What i do in this JSP is execute some java code(a lot to say). It does take some time to load even in netscape. But in IE after some time(20secs) displays half of the page and nothing more. What i can't figure out is why it loads in Netscape and why not in IE...is it problem with browser or are there any properties which can help me in solving the problem.
Hope this is clearer than before..
Thanks again for ur time
vamsi.

[Mani Ram]

Hmmmmm....let me guess.
Are you using JavaScript? Frames?
Is your browser configured to display a notification about the script errors?
Is it because that your JavaScript code is accessing an element from a different frame, which is not fully loaded, resulting in a script error which leads to partial loading of screen?

[ January 24, 2003: Message edited by: R Manivannan ]

[Madhav Lakkapragada]

why not in IE...is it problem with browser or are there any properties which can help me in solving the problem.
sure there are settings.
If you are doing network operations in your Java code...think of time outs.
Since your JSP works sometimes, you might want to think of Exceptions that are not caught.
Review the Javascript concerns mentioned above.
On IE you can open your Java Console and see if there are any uncaught exceptions. The Java Console is under the View menu. If its not available, then go under Tools -> IE Options -> Advanced and enable the console.
These are someof the things you can do. Of course, by far the best would be to test your Java code with an independent test client and see if you can reproduce the problems.
Good luck.
- madhav.................still not in a cheerful mood, today!

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