You could directly specify where you want your log files to be stored.
ServletContext context = getServletContext();
// Returns a String containing the real path for a given virtual path.
String strPath = context.getRealPath("DirectoryName");
This path you shall get irrespective of where you de
I think I have encountered a similiar issue before with Forte. In fact,
even the downloaded installer and
uninstaller stopped working. I later tracked the reason to the fact that
I have installed JAXP 1.2 to
the endorsed directory of my jdk1.4. This may or may not be the reason
for the your
proble
I doubt they will be able to do something since the autoway
message is ignoring the Reply-To. and sending the reply to the only to
sender
ppl who have these away messages are the ones that should
configure their software, not us :)
just my two cents...
ti
I can configure the list within the constraints of the listserver.
Unfortunately how auto-replies are handled is not something that I can
configure. I'll ask the listserver folks if there's anything they can do.
Justyna
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Andy Engle wrote:
>--- "Bhiogade, Mittal S (SUPP)" <[
To work with JSP/Sevlets?
Netbeans (www.netbeans.org), open source, kind of heavy to load
up, but I think its lighter than Visual Age
Forte(has a new name, i think it SunOne), has a community version,
(it uses the netbeans platform)
It has some nice features...
D'oh! I realized that just as soon as I went back to check my mail!
:(
--- Branden Root <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Good idea, too bad that most auto-replies are sent directly to the
> poster,
> not to the list.
>
> Branden Root
> Web Developer
> Portent Interactive
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Good idea, too bad that most auto-replies are sent directly to the poster,
not to the list.
Branden Root
Web Developer
Portent Interactive
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--- "Bhiogade, Mittal S (SUPP)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> HEY DUDE thats the spirit man tell all thos ppl to exit the list when
> they are on vacation or away...
...or, we could ask the good folks at Sun to write something into their
listserv that looks for auto-replies and things of that sor
HEY DUDE thats the spirit man tell all thos ppl to exit the list when
they are on vacation or away...
Regards,
Mittal S.Bhiogade
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From: Tiago Nodari [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 6:12 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Automatic response
I have already asked a few times, I even send emails to ppl who
send have the out of the office reply asking them to exit the list when
they are on vacation or away...
But now luck, that is one of the reasons I dont post too much,
sometimes I get 10 messages like that...
At 04
Lorena,
java.sun.com had a good article for exactly this with BlueJ:
http://java.sun.com/features/2002/07/bluej.html
Branden Root
Web Developer
Portent Interactive
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[mai
Hi,
I am using Visual Age for Java, but I think it is heavy and could be too
complicated, to teach my students, so I want an IDE tool that would be easy
to learn for them.
Thanks in advance for your help.
bye
Lorena
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This is a good list.
http://mulberrytech.com/
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Hello JSP developers,
We are pleased to announce the immediate availability of TICL (Tag Interface
Component Library) 1.0 Final Release. TICL is library of server-side user
interface components accessible through JSP tags. Like a conventional
desktop toolkit, the components maintain state and man
Hi everyone,
I think it may be a good idea to remove your out-of-office
auto-responses,
that is more than annoying...
THANKS
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Yes, I agree with Tiago.. If you want free, community-supported and
constantly-evoluing IDE, NetBeans is the way to go.
It integrates Tomcat 3.2 directly in the IDE and the next version will
use Tomcat 4
HTH,
David
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David,
What operating system are you using? What JDK? Have you tried running
netbeans from the command line? That way you can see exactly what is
breaking.
Branden Root
Web Developer
Portent Interactive
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Thanks for your help... But forget it, I simply re-installed it and now
it works!
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Lai, Kenny
Sent: 31 juillet, 2002 16:33
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Subject: Re:
Yeah there are so many Java IDE out there, if you be a little more
specific, you will get a list of the best ones, i doubt everyone has the
same taste about IDE...
Tiago Nodari
At 04:26 PM 7/31/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>Hi Lorena!
>
>Are you looking for a Java Editor IDE or GUI
>
Hi Lorena!
Are you looking for a Java Editor IDE or GUI
Which means that you will simple use java
Components to do programming.
Or are you looking for a simple text edit
That works nice with java (non GUI) which
Means that you will do all programming by
hand.
Let me Know I may be able to get so
Netbeans is pretty good, i have been using it for awhile now...
www.netbeans.org
There is JBuilder from Borland, but it will install 2 Tomcats, JDK
1.3 and other old stuff, that you might already have...
Netbeans asks you what JDK you want to use...
At 03:0
maybe its trying to read a network drive that isnt connected anymore...
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From: David Marquis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 4:05 PM
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Subject: NetBeans anybody? I got a bug...
Hi folks,
Since this morning, my NetBeans ID
Hi,
Try using IntelliJ Idea. It's a too good IDE for writing Java code. you can download
the fully functional evaluation copy from http://www.intellij.com. I have been using
it for the past two java projects I've been on and have found it to be very user
friendly.
regards,
Srivats
-Origi
Hi folks,
Since this morning, my NetBeans IDE freezes when loading (while the
splash screen is on) at the message "Opening main window..."
Is this a known bug or my NetBeans has just gone crazy?
Thanks for your help,
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David
What do u mean by Java Editor.
Are u asking about IDE for java.??
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From: "Lorena Carlo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, August 01, 2002 6:01 AM
Subject: Java Editor
> Hello,
>
> Could somebody advice me of a good Java editor?.
>
> Thanks i
Hello,
Could somebody advice me of a good Java editor?.
Thanks in advance.
bye
Lorena
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The tomcat.exe that is distibuted with the Tomcat binary will run a java
program as a service. From a command prompt, run "%CATALINA_HOME%\bin\tomcat
-help" for more info.
I've been working on a graphical installer for it. If you're interested,
I can post a link to it.
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Use absolute file name to do that, as the your servers current directory is
not set that is why defaulting to winnt\system32 directory.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 10:28 AM
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Subject: Logfile directory
Hi
I have a LogFile Class that writes a specific log if I set a debug variable
to true.
When I compile it at my local mashine (JDeveloper) it is written to the
basedirectory of the classes. But when I upload them to the apache webserver
(Oracles default web/jspserver) it writes the log to the win
Thanks for the help, I think we got it now!
Ritesh Gupta wrote:
> Hi Brian,
>
> Try using "/new/images".
>
> Normally for images the path is interpreted by the browser which resolves
> paths wrt to the public-doc-root. However, in your jsp:include the path is
> being interpreted by the servlet-e
I guess they may have that facility as iPlanet is providing since its 4.1
version. Do check their documentation if in case. If not then iPlanet is
surely a smart one ;-))
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From: Cengiz KAYAY [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 9:02 AM
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I do not think websphere and weblogic does that.
so the solution would not be portable at all.
It is a pitty that guys at sun or sevlet engine implementors did not think
of that...(YET !)
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Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002
You can very well do it. But in order to use the session class which you
created, you need to register it into your server. Atleast iPlanet provide
this facility.
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Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 3:41 AM
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You can post on [EMAIL PROTECTED] also.
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Can some one direct me to any group in which I could post xslt-xml
questionsHelp needed ur
Hi Guys,
Does anybody know how to register a java application as a Window NT service?
I was searching on net and found JNT software which does it, anybody has any
idea about this utility. The others ways are by creating some C++ file and
do it. Any comments guys? I am looking for simplest solutio
See for example Excel taglib in Coldtags suite:
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Hi Brian,
Try using "/new/images".
Normally for images the path is interpreted by the browser which resolves
paths wrt to the public-doc-root. However, in your jsp:include the path is
being interpreted by the servlet-engine which resolves paths wrt to the
context-root.
Hope that helps.
Regards
Sorry but I did not get it. Can u be more specific?
Thanks
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you can use it like request
you can use it like request directly.
session.set*()
session.get*()
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, July 31, 2002 4:40 PM
Subject: attaching methods to application and session objects
> Hi all;
>
> I have a qu
Hi all;
I have a question about HttpSession.
I would like to put some methods into the session object. Cause the
HttpSession is only an interface and underlying servlet engine does
implement it. How Can I do such a thing if it is any possible ?
so, Can I do that ?
HttpSession session= request.g
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