ference
which u can use to provide calendar and its functionality to the client as
well as customise the server according to the needs.Look and feel like a
Calendar.
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Ritesh
Pls. excuse, but i haven't heard of it before..what's a calander server?
bala
Ritesh_Srivastava
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I'm stuck wiith this too. Pls. help.
helen ge
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Hi,
I have created an app. in JavaWebServer2.0 which uses servlets 'included'
in JSPs. Now when I try to port this to Tomcat 3.1, the servlets give an
error when invoked from within the JSP, but work fine directly.
The servlet uses code like this:
public void service(HttpServletRequest re
Hi,
I have created a app. in JavaWebServer2.0 which uses servlets 'included'
in JSPs. Now when I try to port this to Tomcat 3.1, the servlets give an
error when invoked from within the JSP, but work fine directly.
The servlet uses code like this:
public void service(HttpServletRequest req
This works pretty well with JavaWebServer2.0. What is the problem taht u're
facing?
"Vinay K.V. Menon"
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There used to be a method to get a reference of a loaded servlet, I think
getServlet(NameOfServlet), but it has been deprecated with no alternative
methods.
Eric Dunstan
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Hi,
I have created a app. in JavaWebServer2.0 which uses servlets 'included'
in JSPs. Now when I try to port this to Tomcat 3.1, the servlets give an
error when invoked from within the JSP, but work fine directly.
The servlet uses code like this:
public void service(HttpServletRequest req
