vhosts

Hi! I'm using apache 1.3.14/JServ 1.1.2/gnujsp 1.0.1. I have a problem running multiple instances of gnujsp on vhosts. Excerpt from httpd.conf: ... Listen 80 Listen 81 Listen 82 DocumentRoot x:/webpages1 ... ApJServMount /servlets /servlets80 DocumentRoot x:

bean initialization lock

Hi! Is it possible to prevent other JSP pages from initializing multiple instances of an application scoped bean? I'm using gnujsp 1.0.1 on apache1.3.14/Jserv 1.1.2. I have this code in various JSP pages, which I want to be executed only once in whichever page that is loaded first: <% abc.i

custom tags

Hi! Can somebody please suggest some reading material (preferrably on the web) on creating custom tags according to JSP 1.1 spec and incorporating XML furthermore. Thanks, Primoz -- In God we trust. All others we monitor. -- NSA motto ===

JSWDK - cannot compile application

Hi! My JSP application has worked fine with the latest testing JSWDK suite, but now as it's grown bigger, it simply does not compile anymore. It simply hangs, no matter how long I wait. I switched to Apache JServ/GNUJSP 1.0 and it works great. I've also tried other servlet engines (Resin, ServletE

document base

Hi! I have here some JSPs which include other files. Now, various servlet engines implement the <%@ include file %> directive differently. I want to be sure which example is fully JSP 1.0 compliant. JSWDK implementation: -- include.jsp: -- Example to demonstrate include

JWS & GNU JSP 1.0

Has anyone had success deploying GNU JSP on Java Web Server 1.1.3. I managed to configure the gnujsp servlet and it seems to load fine, but every time I try to access any jsp page, it reports "JSP file not found" error. Help! Primoz =

Re: <% ....%> inside SELECT

I think if you tried to include a Java expression, it should work, like this: <%= testBean.getScreensList(myIndex) %> Note the <%= Java expression starting tag. The <% tag means general scriptlet code, and it won't work in such situations. In that case, it should be done like this: <% out.println

Re: Just getting started

For a start, try the Sun site: http://www.javasoft.com/products/jsp/ Download the JavaServer Web Development Kit, there are some good examples there. Primoz Robert Bogar wrote: > > I am just getting started with JSP's beans and servlets... > > Where can I get information, examples, etc... > >

Re: import can't find classes

Provide a full path to your classes in the CLASSPATH variable when starting the server. If you are running the batch file provided with the implementation, modify it and include paths to your packages. We've been using our locally developed classes and it works for us just fine. Primoz > C Krup

Re: contentType and JSWDK 1.0EA

Yes, as a matter of fact it is a problem in the reference implementation. We have had the same problem and we've submitted a bug report to Sun. According to them, the bug will be fixed in the next release of JSWDK implementation. For more information, take a look at the bug database at the JDC und

RMI security manager is too restrictive?

Hi! I am using JSWDK 1.0 EA and I want to load RMI stubs via a URL. RMI spec says a security manager is required to do this, however, setting the default RMISecurityManager by calling System.setSecurityManager results in numerous security exceptions when performing any kind of remote operation, JS

Re: Newbie having problems with imports

Hi! If you are usign JSWDK 1.0 EA, the "import" directive is actually implemented as "imports", it should work that way. Primoz DAVE TOWNSEND wrote: > > I've only just subscribed to this group, so forgive me if this has been > answered before (is there a archive anywhere?). > > I'm havi

[Fwd: page directive bug?]

If anyone has encountered the same problem, please respond urgently! Primoz This bug report has been posted to the bug report submission page at java.sun.com; the reason for mailing it to you is simply because the exact software used is not included in the selection box, so we are not sure if