Sam,
I've heard the same concern Laird expressed that you want to keep the
amount of information you store on the session limited (e.g. just put
the user's id in the session and the rest of the state gets written to
the database)
Is your feeling that this isn't necessary if using WebLogic and
in
I seem to be having a problem recently replying to this list as well as the
servlet-interest list. Usually the reply-to address of messages is the list
itself. Recently I've been getting messages where the reply-to has the
original posters email address (i.e. both the from and reply-to address a
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
> request.setAttribute("myBean", myBean);
> RequestDispatcher rd = getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/nextpage.jsp");
> rd.forward(request, response);
Craig,
I thought I read in one of your posts that an upcoming version of the
spec (either 2.2
Godse wrote:
>
> Weblogic 4.5 supports JSP, the beta version is now available.
You should contact BEA/WebXpress directly, but I believe 4.5 is in what
is called Controlled Release with the 4.51 GA release coming any day
now. The controlled release is a GA quality release limited to the
existing
> XML+XSL solves an important problem, and has a very big niche in
> which WebMacro is not an appropriate tool. I spent a year and a half
> working in the SGML division of SoftQuad Inc., back when it was one
> of the largest SGML vendors (before the company got eaten from the
> inside out by the H
