I would appreciate any advice on choosing a load balancing and more
importantly for us, a failover solution. We are currently using Allaire's
JRUN product for the servlet engine. What do people think of Allaire's
ClusterCATs? Or Coyote Point's HW/SW solution. Or other solutions? If
Allaire's
I was running build 153 and not the latest build 157 on this development
machine. I feel really stupid because I knew that there was a bug with
older builds and I thought that I was running build 157! :-(
Lisa
>Upon further testing, I have come to realize that if I delete some
>comment lines fr
Upon further testing, I have come to realize that if I delete some
comment lines from my JSP page, the ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
no longer occurs and the page compiles properly. ( I failed to mention
in my previous post that the JSP page failed to compile.) Is there some
sort of file length
Problem: JRUN, JSP Error - java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException
Environment: We are using java version "1.2.2" and Solaris VM (solaris_JDK_1.2.2_05a)
and Jrun 2.3.3 and Netscape iPanet 4.0 Webserver. We are running Solaris 2.7 on a
Ultra-2 with 512M of memory.
What is strange is this co
also suggested by the following Microsoft URL:
<http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q189/4/09.ASP>
I'm afraid that even all of this won't always solve your problem. We
recommend that users switch their internet settings on IE to "Check for
newer versions of stor
I am having trouble preventing IE from caching my JSP pages. I have
wasted an entire day on this. I have read and tried every relevant post.
Below is a snippet of my code from one of my JSP pages that I would like the
browser NOT to cache! I am adding the meta tags in both HTML and the JSP
resp
I am developing an application that uses JSP 1.0 and Servlets.
I use JRUN 2.3 Build 157 (the latest) with IPlanet webserver 4.0. I consistently
get errors such as:
500 Internal Server Error
com.livesoftware.jsp.JSPServlet:
java.lang.ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: 5173296
and
500 Internal Ser
