Make sure that your browser is set to (in IE "Check for newer versions of
stored pages: Every visit to the page.) Under Internet Options -> General
->Temporary Internet Files -> Settings. If this does not work, I have seen
(occasionally) where the jserv (Apache 1.3.6, JServ 1.0) will not re-compi
If you do an
Include /path/jserv.conf on your apache httpd.conf file
Inside your jserv.conf you can specify
# Whether Apache must start JVM or not (On=Manual Off=Autostart)
ApJServManual on
This will make it so you MUST specifically start your JServ. This will make
the starting and stopping of
I have also had sufficient success with Apache supported software. I look
forward to the release and future progress of the Jakarta project.
-Tom Ivers
http://www.portera.com
-Original Message-
From: berry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 5:55 AM
To: [EMAIL PRO
vable.
-Tom
Ivers
http://www.portera.com
-Original Message-From: Mike McElligott
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]Sent: Monday, November 08,
1999 11:41 AMTo: 'Thomas Ivers';
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: Session
Tracking
That's interesting, but the session object
I wrote this mail for some colleagues. It explains how to do what you've
asked and a little bit more...
NOTE: This code is using pre 1.0 JSP specification, but does not change
significantly with different versions.
>From the questions I have seen posted, a lot of you could benefit from
trying t
There is only two ways this could go:
1. Advertisements for recruiting businesses.
2. More advertisements for JSP programmers (Hell we need
them also.)
Let's keep this technical. Try searching the web!
Tom Ivers
http://www.portera.com
-Original M
Another option is to use the JSP BEAN tag with application scope (this will
implicitly put it in the ServletContext). For example
(using jsp1.0 syntax *Note: pre 1.0 does not have "application" scope)
Putting this tag on all necessary jsp pages will allow you to access this
object like
<%
Mul
