luke olegario wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there an alternative to redirection using java servlets and/or jsp pages?
> Is it possible to invoke another servlet/JSP from a servlet/JSP without
> the need to redirect the request, and is it possible to pass query string
> parameters to that second servlet/J
David Geary wrote:
> I just finished reading Sun's "Comparing JavaServer Pages and Microsoft
> Active Server Pages Technologies" article from the Java Web site -- see
> http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jsp-asp.html.
>
> The article claims that Java provides superior performance over
> interpreted
Campbell wrote:
> Does anyone know how to trace networks hosts IP addresses obtained
> through String reqip = request.getRemoteAddr(); We want to
> identify the host server, such as sl.jps.net for 209.63.114.xxx. Any
> thoughts? Phil
As the API documentation will tell you, use getRemoteHost
Hi,
I am pretty new to Java/JSP/Orion stuff but I have a simple question. I have
managed to install orion server and actually make it run. The sample JSP
taglib example worked fine using the included jar file.
I can't seem though to be able to make use only of the taglib.tld and the
class file.
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1. JSP's are really servlets when comes right down to it.2. Do you
really want to create a large-scale browser-basedapplication composing all
the HTML in out.println() calls?
Steve Wamsleyhttp://home.earthlink.net/~sswamsley-
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The performance gain that you get with JSP is that the JSP code is
compiled into a servlet class file once and then serialized and
cached for the life of the JSP engine. It is true that the compiled
class file is interpreted by the JVM, but this is s
