I am not able to run a servlet on Apache tomcat?
Can some one tell me the directory structure?
Thanks
Rimzmi
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I am not able to run a servlet on Apache tomcat?
Can some one tell me the directory structure & how to run?
Thanks
Rimzmi
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Did you Mark started your proffesional career knowing all about everithing?
Just set this guy to a web like java.sun.com as you did and forget about
inserting annoying and useless comments. Are you member of some kind of
'java sect' or what?
Fran
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From: Mark Galbreath [
I do agree that the answers should not be offending.
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From: Adrian Rivers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Seeking help
Is a response like this necessary..?
Simply click the delete messageh
Pass the name of the calling JSP in the Request object; dynamically set
a hidden field in the calling page with the origination URL.
Mark
Rajamani M wrote:
Hai,
I am using the jsp files for the flow of execution. In one jsp, I want to
know the called jsp file.
Is it possible?
Because, I am using th
Hi,
HTTP Header 'Referer' will have the information. To access referer in Jsp,
String strReferrer = request.getHeader("Referer");
Thanks,
H.Ananthalakshmi.
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Hai,
Thanks To all.
Big Chiz wrote the same in earlier mail.
Regards
Rajamani M
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