Hi..
Hope u're doing well..
i'm trying to create a menu with netbeans and i can't make a drag and drop
or implement the package...
Thanks for being helpfull..
Regards
Nabil
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hey ..
Hope u're all doing well
Can u tell me PLZZ how can i change the port used bye tomcat instllaed on
eclipse ..
Regards
Nabil
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> And yes.. as my classmates told,
> When your JSP page is about to serve the request it is first translated
> into Servlet code, then compiled and finally run. So you'll always have one
> Servlet per JSP page.
> Thanks
> Varun
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> On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 12:34 A
Hi all
Hope u're doing well...
I just want to know if in a J2EE application, is it necessary to create a
jsp for each servlet on the web server... ?
i was reading *"The Java EETutorial For Sun Java System Application Server
9.1"* and i found that for each servlet they created a jsp file...
Thanks a