Bill Hines needs to get a life. I don't agree at all. People are not holding
a gun to your head saying "RESPOND!" Pick what topics you want to read and
delete the rest. Life is too short. Also flaming beginners and anyone else
will just scare them away from Java and the listserve. Java needs all
You know it's very simple to display .xml files via a servlet and JSP page.
Excel is the type of Animal that is made for this. About the flame -
sometimes people make remarks before they think. I have done it many times.
No one is making you respond to a post. People respond because they want to
Check out this link
http://www.webdevelopersjournal.com/columns/connection_pool.html is this is
above your level of understanding then consider an alternate solution.
-- Pete --
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From: "Angus Mezick" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 08,
May I add that Tomcat will (we hope in the not to distant future) be a part
of Apache. They will not be separate offerings. If you just want to do
development stay with just Tomcat. Combining the two together can be a real
headache to the inexperienced.
-- Pete --
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Revision 101 (Grammar and Spelling): Actually, I don't think your question
was a stupid one either. I agree it's not a topic discussed on the JSP
listserve, but it is definitely not a stupid question! In fact, I would like
to know the answer myself. I hope I don't get flamed by that same person,
I have a program that is a simple servlet bb that writes to a flat file.
It's obvious that you could take this program and have it write to a
database and augment it to your taste. To get the next 50 or the previous 50
would be an SQL statement - anytime the word database comes up read and
write
You mean an object of type integer and you want to cast it to a primitive
data type. Please use correct OO terminology, or else everyone will think
you are a cobol programmer. :-)
-- Pete --
- Original Message -
From: "Cassio" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday,
Pretty sure you are now tied to weblogic or whatever server visual age uses
and tomcat is not an option with this ide. You'll find out. Should of used
JBuilder professional -- better docs, better ide and cheaper also it uses
tomcat as it's server.
Good Luck.
-- Pete --
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best bet is to keep on eye on IBM's VisualAge for Java
Developer
Domain. (http://www7.software.ibm.com/vad.nsf) They have all sorts of
info that
you will find helpful.
octalpus.
Pete Ehli wrote:
Pretty sure you are now tied to weblogic or whatever server visual age
uses
and tom
JRun plug into IIS just like tomcat. Unlike Tomcat JRun comes with a huge
amount of documentation in the docs directory. You need to read and figure
it out. Asking where your files go in a web application is like asking where
the start button is in windows. I started out with JRun and have moved
I would think that if you are using cookies to set the session, when you
open another browser on the same machine that same cookie is in the second
browser before you even access your sevlet. When you have two browsers the
second is a cloned insantace of the first (cache files, settings etc.)
Simple but good example using applets and servlets in the book Servlet
Programming by Jason Hunter. Source code at www.servlets.com If you know
anything about servlets java and apache this ones a breeze.
-- Pete --
- Original Message -
From: "Ross L" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL
I know that Allaire sells a JRun Professional and a Enterprise version that
supports dual processors. It seems that either of these would solve your
problem - but the problem is that they are expensive and there is no free
development version as far as I know. I have heard of both Apache and JRun
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