I need to be able to deploy webstart clients completely by ip address only. I
need to avoid any host name lookups, and reverse ip lookups, because all the
client will ever know about the server is the ip address. It has no idea how to
translate its ip address to a host name, or its host name to
I think I found the answer. I changed the 'fork' parameter to 'true', and I
set the 'compiler' parameter to 'modern'.
Don't know which one made it work, but it did. I can now use Java 1.5 in my
jsp pages.
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The war directory is kind of none of the developers business. It's a directory
that's chosen and owned by JBoss/Tomcat.
If you want to generate resources like pdf files and make them available as
part of the same web context, I suggest using a download servlet. In the
web.xml you can
I need to be able to deploy webstart clients completely by ip address only. I
need to avoid any host name lookups, and reverse ip lookups, because all the
client will ever know about the server is the ip address. It has no idea how
to translate its ip address to a host name, or its host name
I'm trying to get Java 1.5 to work in JSP pages.
I've followed the instructions at
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=402UpgradeIssues
Which told me to:
- remove jasper-compiler-jdt.jar
- add to tomcat's web.xml's servlet init params:
init-param
param-namecompilerSourceVM/param-name
