Just jumping into the subject ... where are the outputs if the servlet
is called from a client browser ?
Greg
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Subject: Re: two simple questions
Author: sxz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at internet
Date: 3/2/99 4:48 PM
System.out..println() prints to where ever you started the servlets. For
example, I manually started the servlet engine from an xterm, then I got the
output of the System.out.println() from the same xterm.
ServletContext.getServlet(servletName) is supported for BACKWARD compatibility,
but really should not be used for it is a serious security violatin. So
serious as we all would agree including Sun, in the future beyond JSDK2.1, it
may disappear. And I think it should disappear.
regards,
McCreary Jeff wrote:
> I'm relatively new to Apache so please forgive such an elementary question.
> Where does System.out.println() print to? Also, is
> ServletContext.getServlet(servletName) supported?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
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