Mary-
I'm not sure about the Tomcat errors since I'm using WebLogic, however...
What may be a problem with compiling the bean is that in order for the class
to be found as hello.namehandler (package.class), you will need first to put
the namehandler class in a folder called "hello" and also
Venu-
We have been encountering the same problem -- what to do when a user
launches a second browser window and the session object being accessed is
the same. We use an "instance ID" (a random number String) as the name of
the HashMap object we store in the session, which in turn has objects
The syntax is incorrect for the parameter; it should be:
jsp:include page="user.jsp"
jsp:param name="id" value="01" /
jsp:param name="name" value="dwi" /
/jsp:include
also, there is only one forward slash at the beginning of the close
jsp:include tag.
hope this helps.
-katherine
raghav,
you are also missing the "page" keyword in your page directive tag.
should be:
%@ page language="java" import="package1.package2.className" %
-katherine
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