I've been working with the Resin server, which I have found to be quite
reliable. I have also had mostly positive experiences working with the
Orion server. Tomcat however, is a different story:
1. Tomcat's own servlet examples do not work. Every example I try gives
me a 404 or 500 error.
2.
I cannot access servlets using Tomcat 3.0 as a stand-alone server. Every
time I try to access a servlet, I get an HTTP 404 - file not found
error. As far as I can tell, Tomcat is installed correctly and runs
without reporting any errors. I can access the Tomcat index page and run
all of the JSP
Is there a way to forward a request to a JSP page with a link? If the
HTML anchor tag is used in a JSP page to load another JSP page, the
request does not get forwarded.
Thanks,
david
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Appendix A of the JSP specification indicates that the custom tag
extension examples discussed in the appendix can be downloaded from the
JSP web site. I've searched the site, but I don't see a link to the
examples. Does anyone know where they are?
Thanks,
david
and will be available in time
for JavaOne 2000. I am also looking for power users who are interested in reviewing
the book.
david geary
Phil wrote:
Are there any books available on JSP?
We know of no hardcopy texts dedicated to JSP. (If you hear of any,
please let us know.) Online
(I'm crossed posting to the JSP mailing list because there's a similar
discussion raging over there)
Justin Wells wrote:
In fact, JSP only really provides you with support for a model versus
view+controller separation--it takes a template system to realize the
full value of the
I just finished reading Sun's "Comparing JavaServer Pages and Microsoft
Active Server Pages Technologies" article from the Java Web site -- see
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jsp-asp.html.
The article claims that Java provides superior performance over
interpreted scripting languages. Of
