moweis@gmail.com (Mow) said:
>I'm receiving the following problem.
>I receive it when calling a specific JSP in my framework.
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> (RequestDispatcherImpl.java:132)
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forwarding is intended to be used in situations, where the forward target
will generate all output destined to the browser - so, no browser output
may be generated before calling forward(). Or, more accurately, small
amount of output may be generated, but not committed. If too much (server-
and perhaps configuration-dependent limit) output is generated, the server
will commit output to the browser by itself. If there is uncommitted
(buffered) output data at the time of the forward() call, the data will
be flushed (so, will not end up to the browser).
So, whatever is forwarding the request is apparently writing (too much)
data to the browser before calling forward().

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Mow - 02 Dec 2004 19:00 GMT
Thanks for your reply.
What do you mean by writing to much data to the browser?
What server side actions would be considered as such?
Marwan
> moweis@gmail.com (Mow) said:
> >I'm receiving the following problem.
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> So, whatever is forwarding the request is apparently writing (too much)
> data to the browser before calling forward().