Hi all - I'm starting to do some work with Jboss and EJBs, and I downloaded
the latest version which contains Tomcat integrated, and Im confused about
two things.. first, when I use the run script under Jboss, does this start
Tomcat as well automatically, does both Jboss and Tomcat run under the s
Hi all,
I have a drop down select box which is as follows:
£100K - £ 1M
...
...
The value selected is stored in Session scope and when I retrieve it, it
appears as A£100k - A£ 1M
On the server running on a Unix machine, it appears as ?£ 100K - ?£ 1M
Does anyone know the reason for this?
Th
Is there a need for Servlets?
Is it OK to develop your front-end and backend java code with JSP if you completely
separate java presentation and java logic?
I understand that JSP is a layer on top of Servlets, but they seem much easier to work
with because I don't need to manually compile beca
hi,
If you are using JBoss-3.0+ then the "run.bat" by default starts the
embeded tomcat/Jetty on port 8080. If your binary contains tomcat then you
can see the jboss-3.0.0_tomcat-4.0.3(this is for
me)\server\default\deploy\tomcat4-service.xml file for the configuration
staffs.
If you do not want
>>Moreover JBoss and tomcat does not run in same port.
I know that Tomcat listens on 8080 by default, what is the equivalent for
jboss?
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From: Rajarshi Ghosh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 14, 2002 12:56 PM
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Subject: Re: Jboss + Tom
does both Jboss and Tomcat run under the
same port? -- thats why the answer.
jnp port : 1099
administration port : 8082
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Hi
I am trying to do something in a jsp file with the oreilly
MultipartParser functions and I am getting immensely frustrated as it
does not work. What I would like to do is:
1. Get information from a set of form fields with the MultipartParser,
including upload fields.
2. Load the filenames fr
Hi,
Oreilly has a way to rename files automatically so that if a file
exists, a new file with a ".1", ".2" etc, is created (or something
similar).
If that doesn't work for you, you don't really need two passes,
Just keep a vector of java.io.File and use them later when you figured
out what you
Hi Dror
Thanks for the code. I'll give it a try.
If there is such a thing where the oreilly package automatically renames
files that would be great. It would mean I do not need any of my code
below. But I have tried both MultipartParser and MultipartRequest and as
far as I can see when files ar
