Re: Free JSP Host

> Does anyone know a free JSP host? > > thx > Othmar > Hello Othmar, try www.mycgiserver.com, but it's very slow... ;-) Bye Philip === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". For digest:

Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Hello! I'd like to make use of the session-object, but I don't want the session-object to use cookies, but instead to use URL-rewriting! Is there a method or whatever to tell the session-object to use url-rewriting and no cookies? Thanks in advance, Philip =

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Hello Geert! There's no special reason, but I thought, that url-rewriting is better until! Why is it better? Is there a method or whatever to tell the session-object to use url-rewriting and no cookies? Greetings, Philip > Why? > Cookies are better than URL Rewriting. > > Geert Van Damme >

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

First of all thank you, Zvika! I use JBoss 2.4 with Tomcat 4.01 and I didn't find any element in the DTD of the Deployment-Descriptor, which is able to force URLRewriting! So I will use the default properties, which is to use only URLRewriting, when cookies are not supported or allowed. Unfortuna

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Thanks to all, who answered in such a long and detailed way! I'm very happy about this! I have to realize a project for a customer, who don't want cookies and I have tried to convince him of using cookies, but i didn't want! To use the automatic mechanism of switching to URL-Rewriting, when cook

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

I will tell him the extra cost and I think, he will see that this is an important fact... ;-) But when cookies are not support the Container automaticly detects that and I don't have to prepare every Link with "encodeURL" to ensure that the session is still handled correct around? Thanks, Phili

Re: jdbc driver

Hello Carlos, I think there ist a JDBC to ODBC-Bridge or something like that, but no dedicated driver for MS Access! Bye, Philip - Original Message - From: "Carlos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 6:40 PM Subject: jdbc driver > anybody know

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Shit! ;-) Every Link? I lot of work is coming to my room! ;-) Bye, Philip - Original Message - From: "Anthony Tagunov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 2:26 PM Subject: Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting? > Hello Philip! > > PMM> But when cookie

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Hello everybody, my application is now working fine with sessions using cookies or URL-Rewriting! I'd like to thank everybody, who helped me through the day! This tutorial helped me a lot, too! Only for the persons, who have the same problem and don't understand everything yet: http://www.jspins

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

I know these containers, which supports URL-Rewriting: Resin 2.01 Tomcat 4.0 & 4.01 > Does anyone know of any servlet/jsp containers that support automatic URL > rewriting (which is referred to in the link Philip sent, and which I've > heard referred to by other folks)? ===

Re: Sessions and URL-Rewriting?

Oh, I'm sorry Doug! I misunderstood your question! To my knowlodge only BEA's Weblogic Application Server supports it automatically! Bye, Philip > Thanks. > > Just to clarify: I've been told that some containers will do this > *automatically*, that is, they will recognize links in JSP/HTML (hey

XML-Parsing

Hello List, I've a problem parsing xml-data! When should I read in the data stored in the xml-file? At every query the data is needed or once when the application is started for the first time and at every restart of the container? When using the second possibility where to store the data inside

Re: XML-Parsing

Thanks Margaret! I'm quite new to JSP, how to read the data only once in? Should I read it for every User in and then store it in the session? Bye, Philip > If it is configuration information that is important to the whole > application, I personally would probably read it in once and store it

JSP 1.2 and XML-Syntax!

Hello everybody,   I'd like to write my next application in JSP 1.2 and I want to use the XML-Syntax of JSP 1.2, but I'm not sure, if every browser is able to understand it, because I will make use of XHTML-Tags in the JSP Document. Do you know, if only XHTML supporting browser will see my a

Re: JSP 1.2 and XML-Syntax!

Thanks Jayson, but unfortunaly backwards support is of great importance and I've to use the workaround with CDATA sections... Bye, Philip === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". For d