hi,
i don't think you will ever need to reboot your machine to start
tomcat on Linux. It is very easy to install tomcat. you only need
a few env. variables JAVA_HOME and TOMCAT_HOME. after that just
start the startup.sh of tomcat/bin and tomcat should be running.
to check whether it is up and
hi,
i think you will have to put his preferences in the database and everytime he logs in
the preferences can be shown. this becomes very easy with jsp. that makes the user
login mandatory, and then u can store that login info in the cookie.
parvez
And Then prasanjeet wrote .
but then this process may be a overhead in
terms of of memory resouces. Can you please elaborate a bit regarding how
exactly it is done via cookies.
thankz
prasanjeet
- Original Message -
From: "Parvez Rishi" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, December 0
hi,
i'm new to jsp/servlets and i'm confused which servlet engine to use
with apache 1.3.12 and redhat linux 6.2.
i'm using tomcat as of now, but then someone told me ApacheJserv is much
better in peformance. can someone pls. guide me. Also what is the diff.
between tomcat and jserv.
thanks in
