You can also switch to a servlet container that supports v2.3 of the Servlet
specification, such as Catalina (Tomcat v4.0). The new servlet spec
supports event handling, and there is an event for the timeout of sessions.
You can add a listener for these events, and do any necessary cleanup when
IIRC, you can give width suggestions to tables, which in turn causes
Netscape to render the tables without having to load the entire table first.
IE and Mozilla both have the ability to resize a table after it has been
drawn. They use this to render a table when only part of the table has been
Has anyone already integrated Tomcat Catalina with JBoss, so that they run
within same process? Is Catalina still too much of a moving target to have
this code added to the JBoss source tree?
-dan
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Your intentions are not really clear based upon what you say here. Let me
try to paraphrase, to see if I've got it correct.
You're using /EntryPointServlet as a controller in an MVC/Model 2
architecture. That is, all requests for pages are *supposed* to go through
/EntryPointServlet, which
, pretty good. any more advice gratefully receieved
cheers, simon
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From: Dan - Blue Lotus Software [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, June 01, 2001 4:45 PM
Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] routing web page request via servlet
Your intentions are not really
I think you're mixing paradigms here. EJBs are just objects. Entity beans
represent data objects, while session beans represent actions. You can
store the data retrieved from entity beans with the servlet context (if
you're writing server-side apps) or in a globally accessible variable (say,
a
Tomcat has a utility called jspc that can be used to convert .jsp files into
.java files. From there, it is a simple exercise to compile the .java
files.
-dan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Chris Dole
Sent: Wednesday, May 30, 2001 6:06
Yes. I use mod_jk to do this now. Simply follow the directions for setting
up Apache and Tomcat together. This will work with JBoss-Tomcat, as well.
-dan
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eric Chow
Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 7:42 AM
is being created by jboss-deployer? I dont want to have a different docroot
for static pages.
Looks like I have to create the tomcat/webapps/myapp directory structure and
copy all the static pages there?
Tahir
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From: Dan - Blue Lotus Software [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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once I deploy everything in an .ear file. During
development everything went fine.
Any clue?
Tahir
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From: Dan - Blue Lotus Software [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] How to use Apache
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