Zack
Michal Glowacki wrote:
That is right, only for the first time, even 10-12 secs, but later
maximum 2.
Thanks for all help,
Michal
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joao
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From: Zack Grafton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 15, 2007 8:26 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Jsp gest 404 error
Hello Again,
Every web application requires a WEB-INF/web.xml file. If that file
isn't there, Tomcat won't tre
Michal,
Your JSP files will be compiled regardless the first time they are
accessed. If you try refreshing the page, or loading it in a different
browser, you might notice a speed up. You can also precompile your JSP
files and that should also speed up the first access. Please let us
know
Hello
Your problem might stem from two issues that I can see. One, in
ServletIdea.java you're output stream is trying to open C://. I'm no
expert, but you might want to try a single forward slash. Java should
convert the single forward slashes to single backslashes for you. The
other issu
ge somepage.jsp, for
example, shows up.
I am not sure at all what the problem is. And I don't know if this
helps me, but is there a way to log the errors so that I can at least
try to figure out what's wrong ?
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From: Zack Grafton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hello,
Everything in the WEB-INF directory isn't directly accessible; meaning,
if you type in something like
http://localhost:8080/myapp/WEB-INF/index.jsp, you will get a 404
error. Where you should place them is entirely dependent on you. You
can write controller servlets and use a Request
Sriram,
If you would like some google indexed webspace to post this howto, let
me know.
Zack
Sriram Narayanan wrote:
Hi all:
I just got this working, so I thought of posting a small howto for the
list :)
An apache instance (httpd) that se
Maulik,
In the line:
LD_SHAREDCMD=ld -G -fPIC -lapr-0 -lgcc -lc -lsocket -lnsl
I can't tell which one is bold, but anyway, that line specifies which
linker command to use, and the -l options specify the loading of a
library. You should check the man page for 'ld'.
And in the line:
CC_CMD= g
The reason they don't load the classes where ever they may be found is
because different web apps may be using different
versions of the API. This could provide inconsistencies that could
cause applications to fail unexpectedly, or cause errors
more abstract than most developers would want to
Hi,
It is possible, there are 2 different methods. The JDBC-ODBC bridge,
here's a link on the subject
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/guide/jdbc/getstart/bridge.doc.html
And, depending on your version of SQL Server you could use the one
provided by Microsoft,
For SQL Server 2000
http://
Peter Crowther wrote:
From: Vamshidhar Palkonda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Space is not a problem on the device. The device will be
running Linux.
One other reason is why I am thinking of tomcat is I am
familiar with Java but not C,C++.
We are starting from the scratch. And there are not many
I would have to agree with the attachment capability of this mailing list.
Zack
Andre Prasetya wrote:
i think attachments are disabled...
On 1/17/07, Teh Noranis Mohd Aris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
I already solve the problem of loading my applet in the web browser.
Thank
you to all.
I totally agree with Vacuum Joe on his point at getting familiar with
Tomcat. As well, I believe the applet tag is considered deprecated with
most of the newer versions of Java. There is a program in the bin
folder under your Java installation directory called HtmlConverter.
This program wil
Rashmi Rubdi wrote:
I replied about the same time Zack replied, didn't know he was taking care of this.
From you recent reply, by compilation do you mean JSPC pre-compilation? Or on
the fly compile?
Because I do get this error with on the fly compile (didn't try JSPC):
org.apache.jasper.Jaspe
Xuekun Hu wrote:
Zack, thanks for replying.
Xuekun,
The reason why you are probably getting a file size thats one byte
larger than expected is that the JSP processor doesn't remove any
whitespace after it includes the other pages content. For example, <%@
include page="request.getParameter("f
ts not working? My guess
would almost be that the machine is running out of memory because it is
storing the contents of the file in memory. That's just a guess though.
Zack Grafton
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hui zhang wrote:
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hui zhang wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Now I am trying to launch an external application, for example,
"top" ,in my web application, and killing it by PID after a while.
But when I execute Runtime.getRuntime.exec
hui zhang wrote:
Zack Grafton wrote:
hui zhang wrote:
Zack Grafton wrote:
hui zhang wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Now I am trying to launch an external application, for example,
"top" ,in my web application, and killing it by PID after a while.
But when I execute Runtime.getRuntime.exec
hui zhang wrote:
Zack Grafton wrote:
hui zhang wrote:
Hi Everybody,
Now I am trying to launch an external application, for example,
"top" ,in my web application, and killing it by PID after a while.
But when I execute Runtime.getRuntime.exec("top") in my JSP page or
ecuting commands from applets and such. Another
thing might be user permissions as well. You could try executing the
command and redirecting the output to a file and parsing the file instead.
Zack Grafton
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