> On Oct 18, 2024, at 02:33, Rob Sargent wrote:
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> Did you not see my reply?
Jim likely didn’t see it because e-mails sent to his purported address are
bouncing.
- Chuck
> In tomcat 10 and above idont think you should see reference to javax in
> stacks. I suspect your tags library is
Did you not see my reply?
In tomcat 10 and above idont think you should see reference to javax in stacks.
I suspect your tags library is out of date, non compliant
You often don't see your own posts on the email fora without specific config.
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> On Oct 17, 2024, at 11:38, Jim Anderson wrote:
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> I am re-posting a post that I thought I made yesterday. It did not show up in
> my mail from users@tomcat.apache.org, hence I am trying again. My apologies
> if anyone receives both of my posts.
Everyone on the list has received both of y
I am re-posting a post that I thought I made yesterday. It did not show
up in my mail from users@tomcat.apache.org, hence I am trying again. My
apologies if anyone receives both of my posts.
I am trying to start up an webpage to use as a demo. I am using tomcat
11. I have been looking at t
Tomcat has migration tool for older applications
https://tomcat.apache.org/download-migration.cgi
Best would be to rewrite the app to import jakartaee package (JakartaEE)
instead of javax (JavaEE) and upgrade all libraries you use in the war to
be JakartaEE compatible.
Zdenek
On Wed, Oct 16, 202
You should not see "javax" in current tomcat work. Check your tag library
dependancy
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I am trying to start up an webpage to use as a demo. I am using tomcat
11. I have been looking at the error but have made no progress figuring
out the problem. Below I am including the stack trace I am getting from
tomcat and would appreciated any guidance on finding the source of my
problem
