Hi,
Straight from book of David BridgeWater:
1-There is no buffer (in a JSP, this can be achieved with a page directive,
setting the buffer attribute to �none�), and even one character has been
written to the response.
2: The buffer has been explicitly flushed (response.flushBuffer()).
3: The buffer has been automatically flushed on filling up (in a JSP, this
will happen by default�see the page directive attribute autoFlush for more
information).
If you try to do any of the above, you�ll get an IllegalStateException.
I have doubt regarding point #2:
I did the following:
ForwardingPage.jsp:
In this case nothing is printed on the screen as response has already been
flushed. But if put
<%out.print("Hello there");%>
It is printed on the browser.
In both the cases I don't get IllegalStateExceoption. Page is not forwarded
too.
Please guide me!
Thanks,