I am working on bringing our application up to Java 1.5 There are no issues to speak of except that I have to start using a new version of JDeveloper. We use the <jsp:include> tag all over the application because of the size of some of the forms. It works right out of the box with the older version, but for some reason, I'm getting compile errors in the newer version of JDev (Studio Edition Version 10.1.3.0.4 (SU3)).
Here is the error I get for every place the tag appears in my code.
Error(26,1): method include(java.lang.String, boolean) not found in class javax.servlet.jsp.PageCont
ext
I don't actually use the flush attribute, only the page attribute. For some reason the compiler is implicitly calling include that way. Secondly, I can't understand why it should be a problem anyway since flush is a valid attribute.
The application builds correctly with my ant scripts and runs correctly on the Oracle 10 application server (don't know the exact version).
The only thing I can figure is that there must be some configuration issue, something that didn't migrate correctly with my project files. I have tried many different options in the project properties, but nothing seems to help.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!!
