Re: Free JSP Implementation for Apache?

1999-07-19 Thread Foster Bob
I will generate revenue through my site, by way of ads...is having a banner on my site make me a comercial organization? Not if you offer free ads. Bob Foster Symantec Internet Tools http://www.visualcafe.com/ === To

Re: Free JSP Implementation for Apache?

1999-07-19 Thread Eric Johannsen
Have a look at http://jakarta.apache.org Eric John Carbrey wrote: Is there a free JSP Implementation for Apache? I have looked at JRun however, I will generate revenue through my site, by way of ads. JRun can only be used for educational, non-profit organizations (if you intend to make a

Re: Beans

1999-07-19 Thread Pascal Guilloteau
No you can use your JDK, but it's not a real bean. depend what to do you want to do with your bean... -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Cheong Takhoe Sent: Tuesday, July 13, 1999 3:24 AM

Re: working around broken forward directive

1999-07-19 Thread Daniel Lopez
Hi Paul, I can't help you with the "working around the broken forward directive" part, as I don't use JaWS. I'm using JRun as I need the forward directive and the extends directive to work because of my login control approach. It's a little soon to show it to everybody, but I would give you the

JWSDK 1.0-ea questions [LONG..SORRY]

1999-07-19 Thread Luc Saint-Elie
Hello, Here are some basic/stupid questions about JWSDK 1.0-ea settings: I would like to use a jared servlet with JWSDK 1.0-ea, this servlet having a properties to be set 1) How must I set up the new "Webapp" ? === from the doc (in default.cfg): //- #

Re: JWSDK 1.0-ea questions [LONG..SORRY]

1999-07-19 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Luc Saint-Elie wrote: Hello, Here are some basic/stupid questions about JWSDK 1.0-ea settings: I would like to use a jared servlet with JWSDK 1.0-ea, this servlet having a properties to be set There are really two issues here. Q: How does the JSWDK servlet engine find my servlet