Hi,
is two days that I fight with this problem I hope someone could help me!
I'm using JSP1.0 with Startserver.
In my servlet I have the following command:
res.setHeader("set-Cookie", "USER=PIPPO; expires=08/14/1999;
path=/servlet; domain=host;");
I just found out about this book today. Here is the URL:
http://www.wrox.com/Store/Details.asp?Code=2777
Jeff
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Hai All,
Can
Pankaj,
Regarding your doubts
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Memo from cmcclanahan on 12 August 1999, 15:15 Thursday
To: JSP-INTEREST
cc:(bcc: Hai-Bang Pham)
Subject:Creating Internationalized JSP-Based Applications
Several people have asked questions about writing internationalized
apps
with JSP. Having just done so (only with
OK, so what is the best way to initialize and store the resource bundles?
It seems to me that you would do this in the init() method of the servlet
and store it as static and then handle all the Locale calls from within the
servlet and only pass the servlet the needed String's? I'm concerned
I have a Connection Pool being shared with all my JSP pages through the
...useBean... scope="application"..
The ConnectionPool works fine, it has ran for weeks inside a servlet,
without a hitch.
However, every now and then (a dozen or so times a day), a request for a db
aware page throws:
You have to set any cookies before sending any content. The
reason is because cookies appear in the HTTP header. If
you've sent content, then implicitly the header must already
have been sent, so it's too late for a cookie.
You may also want to actually look at the HTTP headers the server
is
We have to create a protytype of a comunity-servlet-framework. normally
we work / let them run under apache/JServ on a Linux-Box.
If you normally use JServ/Apache for your servlet/JSP, what's stopping you
from using it on Solaris?it's just a matter of compiling apache w/Jserv
for Solaris
Does anyone have experience with using JSP (Sun's reference
implementation, version 1.0ea) with Apache 1.3.6 and JServ 1.0?
After installing these (on Solaris 2.6) I installed jswdk 1.0ea,
following the instructions in the README to modify jserv.conf,
jserv.properties, and servlet.properties.
