nsions (like realms)
I understand this is a jdk1.4 to jdk5 issue, nothing todo with Tomcat libs. I
stay with my Tomcat Core version.
The Xalan jar seem to work fine so far, so I thank you very much.
Kind Regards,
Marc Wentink
> I won't recommand putting classes in /share unless really needed (shared
> libs poses problems
For now, only that one servlet will run in Tomcat.
> Tomcat 5.5 works also on jdk 1.4 (just add the compatibility package as
> stated in doc)
Ok. And the performance is a lot better?
> Mmm your in
> Where does Tomcat expect me to put my class file, or jar file?
> Is it sufficient to put the servlet class in WEB-INF classes or must you
> install a war file?
I actually tried to put HelloIZ.class in a what seemed to me a logical place:
C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\webapps\HelloI
Ok, it seems to work putting the class in C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat
4.1\shared
The servlet now starts up.
\shared is, after reading the docs the general place for classes used by all
apps.
It got me further, sorry to bother you guys so much, this it the idea of my
managers:
"I sho
Dear Sirs, dear group,
Where does Tomcat expect me to put my class file, or jar file?
Is it sufficient to put the servlet class in WEB-INF classes or must you
install a war file?
I am using Tomcat 4.1 to get a simple servlet working. I have succeeded in
compiling the servlet. I have put the cla
> Unless you're tasked with development or maintenance of an old
> application environment, I'd suggest moving up to the current 5.5.x
> version of Tomcat.
I should turn a java program into a servlet and run it in Tomcat. The idea is
this repeatedly called java program would work more efficie
From: Daniel Guggi
> Basically you have to set up a context for your webapp.
Which context is actually used by the default examples?
Ok, I think..., when I move my class file to the directory where I find the
examples:
"C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Tomcat 4.1\webapps\examples\WEB-INF\classe
One addition, my version of Tomcat is 4.1
I read somewhere that the default way to install a servlet is changed, from 3.x
to 4.x, at least I think that is what was said, so the Tomcat version probably
matters in this question.
Marc
My excuses for such a simple question, but the archives are not =
searchable and the documentation not very clear. Or may-be I am just a =
terrible newbee.
Say I have a class file that contains a servlet, should not I do =
something so that tomcat becomes the container of this servlet, and a =
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