on 10/10/2000 2:52 PM, "Aluru, HemachandX" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> HI
> Your comments makes sense. But..
> In our design we have multi-layer servlets. And, we are using Java Onject
> only in one case and the entry poing to end users is a query string. Java
> onject comes from servlets from the down the layers. Also, we are checking
> whether we received any java object or not. If it is not java object then
> only we go for req.getparameter() otherwise some other routine will take
> care of java object.
Like I said, you are overloading the functionality of this and that is a
HORRIBLE design decision and I'm really not surprised that it is now biting
you in the ass.
> Also, this architecure is working fine with JRUN and
> ServletExec.
It doesn't matter that it works fine for JRun and ServletExec. The fact of
the matter is that once you read from getInputStream() you can't get the
data back. There is NOTHING in JSDK 2.0 spec that requires anything else. It
isn't a bug in JServ at all.
Given that JServ is pretty much a dead product, I suggest that you try your
servlets with Tomcat anyway.
good luck.
-jon stevens
Active Developer of Apache JServ
Member of JSR-053 (Servlet Spec Process)
Early Member of the Java Apache Project
Co-Founder of the Jakarta Project
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