Re: [ANN] LiteWebServer 3.0 Released

Christian, Gefion Software is proud to announce the release of LiteWebServer 3.0. This is really good news - Servlets 2.3 and JSP 1.2 in LWS! While the download continues, I already congratulate on this major new release. Thanks! Hans -- Hans Bergsten<[EMAIL

Re: [ANN] LiteWebServer 3.0 Released

Am Montag, 20. Januar 2003 20:17 schrieb Hans Bergsten: > Gefion Software is proud to announce the release of LiteWebServer 3.0. This is really good news - Servlets 2.3 and JSP 1.2 in LWS! While the download continues, I already congratulate on this major new release. -- Chris (SCPJ2)

Re: cannot resolve symbol

Am Montag, 20. Januar 2003 18:55 schrieb Juan Carlos Montenegro: Hi Juan, did you double-check that the Core book packages are in your $CLASSPATH? HTH, -- Chris (SCPJ) NB. Note that the Core book and the included examples are rather 'old' (my copy is dated early 2000, and it's already a repri

[ANN] LiteWebServer 3.0 Released

Gefion Software is proud to announce the release of LiteWebServer 3.0. LiteWebServer (LWS) is a small (roughly 1 MB), modular web server and Java web container. It is based on code from Apache's popular Tomcat server, tweaked and extended for easier installation and management. It is released unde

cannot resolve symbol

These are the errors: Configuration: j2sdk1.4.0_01 C:\Program Files\Apache Tomcat 4.0\webapps\SupplierSite\ConnectionPoolServlet.java:13: cannot resolve symbol symbol : class ConnectionPool location: class coreservlets.ConnectionPoolServlet public Connect

cannot resolve symbol

Hi I have been trying to make a Connection Pool with the example of the book: Core Servlets and Java Server Pages of Marty Hall, which is stored in www.coreservlets.com. The example is the Listing 18.20 ConnectionPoolServlet.java in page 510. My problem is that when I try to compile the servlet th

Re: please help...

Ravi, Check on Symantec's web site, but I remember reading that Visual Cafe was going open source this year, and that Symantec was not going to sell/support the product any longer. It may be that the version your university has installed was the last "sold" version prior to going to open source,

Re: How can I write a variable filename in jsp:include?

Isnt the declaration, the variable and the assignment all supposed to be delimited by spaces??<% String message = "Hello, World, from JSP"; %> Isnt there suppposed to be a space between the = and the already declared Java variable?e.g.<%= message%> Regards, Martin Gainty

Re: How can I write a variable filename in jsp:include?

Thanks. It works. Regards, Partha -Original Message- From: Ritesh Gupta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 3:17 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: How can I write a variable filename in jsp:include? Hi, As per the JSP include sytanx you can use either the inclu

Re: How can I write a variable filename in jsp:include?

Hi, As per the JSP include sytanx you can use either the include-file-name in quotes directly or you can give it as a variable within scriptlet tags but not as a combination of both. Try : <% String file="xyz"; String path = "/distributor/ytf/gatekeeperreports/"; String location = pa

How can I write a variable filename in jsp:include?

Hi, I want to dynamically include a file using the jsp:include action. But when I use a java variable in jsp:include action, it does not include the file. e.g: <% String file="xyz";%> This is not working. Whereas when I write like this: , it is working. Anybody knows what can be done so that