Re: session

2002-06-30 Thread Vaishali S. Pandya
Thankyou all String utype= (String) session.getValue("utype"); utype=utype.trim(); is working fine Regards Vaishali Reliance Ind Ltd A'bad Sitaram_chatti cc: Sent by: A Subject: Re: session

Re: In MVC architecture can we use JSP as a controller?

2002-06-30 Thread Robert S. Sfeir
They do, and depending on your app server it's going to be in a different place. JBoss / Jetty creates it in a directory called jetty__8080__myapp, where myapp is the name of the application you're running. In Orion it's usually under the /orion/applications/myapp directory. In any case once th

Re: In MVC architecture can we use JSP as a controller?

2002-06-30 Thread Lance Lavandowska
> Could you explain in more detail what you meant by pre-compiled > jsp-servlets? > You mean to remove the code and let the work folder be there. I didnt > understand, this concept is pretty new to me :-). Which container supports > this feature? That is it exactly. I've never tried it myself, o

Re: session

2002-06-30 Thread Paul Copeland
Vaishali - You have perhaps made a giant leap of faith that utype is Class String. Do you get a ClassCastException if you do this instead? String utype = (String)session.getValue("utype"); Paul Copeland, JOT Object Technologies -- http://www.jotobjects.com > > Date:Sat, 29 Jun 2002 14