How can I access the full URL on a JSP page?
I want to display the full URL of the page within the .jsp code.
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uhm. well what's the error?
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Dear Paul,
forgiv
Try running tomcat with an administrator account vrs a system account
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For those wishing to certify their code with JavaPureCheck just a warning to
be careful when using Runtime.exec as this call will almost definetly cause
your code to fails certification.
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Does anyo
I've checked the message archives and did not find an answer.
Is there a way to see if a JSP page was called from a servlet?
Thanks
Craig
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Let us all try move on and try to get back on topic.
Thanks.
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