I'll be curious to hear the response. Personally, I wish it would at least
keep up with the J2EE standards, if nothing else. It's nice to have a
low-cost, supported app server out there.
Until last year we had one large customer application running on JRun,
because as Drew says, it was a
Is anyone running JRun on Gentoo Linux? Any problems?
Thanks
Nick
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when it tries to create the tables, its giving me an sql exception
i think its trying to use the character instead of the ' character
What tables do you mean?
Nick
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In the beginning ColdFusion shipped with
Phil
It depends what sort of include.
If you're using an %@ include % directive, you can just refer to the
variable.
If you're using jsp:include / you could put it in a session variable.
Nick
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From: philippe bertramo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: JRun-Talk [EMAIL
I'd appreciate a little guidance on this.
I have a W2K server running CFMX Pro and now I want to run a JSP/servlet app
on it (has previously been deployed elsewhere on both JRun Tomcat) as
well. CF/JRun-wise, what do I need to install roughly how much will it
cost?
It would be nice if the two
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n/
Hope this helps.
Skip
-Original Message-
From: Nick de Voil [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 3:26 AM
To: JRun-Talk
Subject: ColdFusion MX Pro and JRun
I'd appreciate a little guidance on this.
I have a W2K server
Drew
Would you see any practical problems with using this feature to maintain
an application variable containing the list of people currently logged
into an app?
Nick
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From: Drew Falkman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: JRun-Talk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 08,
Does anyone know if there is something about the way JRun 3.1 uses cookies
to implement session ID's that is incompatible with IE6 on Windows XP
and/or ME?
Or is there a cookie-related bug in IE6 on those platforms?
I have users with that configuration whose browser is crashing as soon as
they
Charlie
Just taking a stab here: besides the generic medium setting, one can
specifically change the settings for cookie support, either globally or
for
a given domain. See the advanced button on the privacy tab (of
ToolsInternet Options). The users may have overridden cookie support.
They
In ColdFusion, an application variable needs to be locked while it's being
accessed, to prevent one user writing to it when another is reading,
giving indeterminate results or worse.
Do we need to do something similar with JRun?
I want to keep a set of application parameters in an application
Drew
In Java, to protect session and application variables from
multithreading
issues, you need to use synchronization.
Thanks
Nick
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Mark
in my experience strange behavior of this type often has to do with file
caching problems. Perhaps there is some kind of page caching bug in IE
for
the Mac or in a proxy server that is sitting between the browser and the
server.
Yes, that does sound a likely place to look.
You might
I developed this app on JRun 3.0 on W2K.
Now I am trying to deploy it on Jrun 3.1 on Linux and a few things are
coming up.
Like, I am using some object classes in my JSP files like this:
%@ page import=com.blah.beans.*,java.util.* %
%
ContentList contentList;
ContentObject parentObject = new
Thanks John, but that got me:
Syntax: import expected after this token
Next I've tried jarring all the classes into a jar file in WEB-INF/lib,
but now I get
Compilation error occured:
Found 2 errors in JSP file:
x.jsp:22: Error: The file ContentList.class was found in directory
a head start by looking at the
web.xml that JRun generates (found directly under WEB-INF in the
corresponding web-app).
Hope this helps...
-R
date: Thu, 22 Nov 2001 19:48:25 -
Nick de Voil [EMAIL PROTECTED] Taglibs, TLDs and web.xml on Tomcat
versus JRunReply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
JRun-Talk
I have developed a JSP app which works great on my PC under JRun 3.0 and
W2K.
It makes extensive use of custom tags.
To get them working I just followed the instructions in the manual -
basically just created a TLD. There didn't seem to be any need to create a
web.xml file. Or to put the
JRun only seems to pick up a new .class of a custom tag handler if I restart
the server.Is that right or am I missing something?
Thanks
Nick
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