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JServ 1.0 (please don't tell me to use 1.1 if it is not known to
solve the problem)
GNUJSP 1.0.1pre1
Windows NT
I've posted this to the gnujsp list without resoliving the issue, but I
think this is a configuration problem so I will try this here.....
I have a weird problem with static variables of a class
I have a jsp page and a servlet. Both the servlet and the jsp are in the
same zone
The servlet class has a public static variable. Although this variable
is not null, when trying to access it from any jsp, I get a null value.
When I change the calue from a jsp, the servlet doesn't get the change.
The same happens if instead of a servlet having the static variable, I
use just a simple class with a static variable (servlets and jsps
accessing it het different values)
The only think I could imagine is that there are 2 classloaders, one for
the servlets and another for the JSP generated servlets, but why should
this happen (same zone)??
as for the configuration
in the zones property file there are 3 repositories with 1)gnujsp10.jar
2)servlet-2.0-plus.jar and 3)the directory where the servlets are
in jserv.properties there are also 3 classpaths with 1)ApacheJServ.jar
2)jsdk.jar and 3)tools.jar (from the jdk)
putting the jsp.jars to the classpath instead of the repository has no
effect.
I have more problems but I think the above would solve all of them (I
cannot share sessions between jsps and servlets)
Any help is GREATLY appreciated
sk
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Stefanos Karasavvidis
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Multimedia Systems Center S.A.
Kissamou 178
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http://www.multimedia-sa.gr
Tel : +30 821 88447
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