To Access File in Linux.

[Anitha K Rao]

Hi,

   I have to find a solution for this. Can Anybody help me.

My Tomcat is on Windows.
My database server is on Windows/Linux.
My Actual Content which I need to put onto database is on AIX machine. 
Client can be a window/linux user.

 How can I access from Java, files which are present on AIX machines?




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Anitha

JSP

[Anitha K Rao]

Hi Guys,

I have an External Application installed in the tomcat root.
1. Can i access this application from my JSP file?
2. How do I execute this application?


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Anitha

Struts Framework

[Anitha K Rao]

Hi,

Whats This Struts Framework?Kindly give me info in this domain.

Ciao

Re: Apache+SSL+Tomcat - servlet redirection problem

[Anitha K Rao]

Hello,

   Check out this site. May be this would help you.
http://enterprise.netscape.com/docs/enterprise/60/servlet/serv.htm


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Subject: Apache+SSL+Tomcat - servlet redirection problem


> I configurd Apache 1.3.9 , modSSL, openSSL and TOMCAT
> 3.2.3.
> For http , it is working fine. For Https, In one of my
> servlet ,
> I redirected the request to other servlet. To form the
> redirect
> URL i used "HttpServletRequest.getScheme();" It always
> returns
> "http" instead of "https". I am getting following
> error msg.
> 
> Bad Request
>
> Your browser sent a request that this server could not
> understand.
>
> Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled
> server port.
> Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL,
> please.
>
>  Hint: https://someurl
> -
> SSL works fine, except the redirection part.
> How to make things work?. Please give me an idea?
>
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Re: Help Needed to configure servlets

[Anitha K Rao]

Yes, but i want it under a directory called AppDir,
which i need not under examples directory.
Where do i configure this??




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Sent: Friday, October 25, 2002 12:18 PM
Subject: Re: Help Needed to configure servlets


> The classes go under WEB-INF , either under classes (if they are .class
> & don't forget their package if they have any), or the directory lib if
> they are jars.
> Define your servlet in the web.xml of your web application. How? It's in
> the tomcat documentation as well as the examples that came with tomcat.
>
> Anitha K Rao wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >  I'm Anitha, working on JSP/Servlet.
> >In simple sentence...
> >I want to create a Directory called "AppDir" under webapps.
> >Then i need to configure my servlets.
> >The Directory Structure looks like this..
> >
> >webapps
> >   --- AppDir -  JSP file
> >--- Web-inf   - web.xml file
> >  -- classes - My Servlet Class files
> >
> >http://localhost:port/AppDir/
> >
> >does not display the servlet.
> >
> >Kindly help me out as to where I need to configure the servlet,
Application
> >Directory
> >with example code or a web site to help me run the servlets.
> >
> >Thank you
> >Regards
> >Anitha
> >
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Help Needed to configure servlets

[Anitha K Rao]

Hello,

  I'm Anitha, working on JSP/Servlet.
In simple sentence...
I want to create a Directory called "AppDir" under webapps.
Then i need to configure my servlets.
The Directory Structure looks like this..

webapps
   --- AppDir -  JSP file
--- Web-inf   - web.xml file
  -- classes - My Servlet Class files

http://localhost:port/AppDir/

does not display the servlet.

Kindly help me out as to where I need to configure the servlet, Application
Directory
with example code or a web site to help me run the servlets.

Thank you
Regards
Anitha



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