just download JRun from http://www.allaire.com
JWS from Sun is able to run jsp but it is a web server itself. So there are
some conflicting issue when install IIS and JWS together on the same
machine using the same http port.
luke
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On 11/2/1999 at 12:15
You can try out the JspSmartUpload bean at www.jspsmartupload.com.
>People,
>
>Do you have any idea on how to upload a file?
>For example,from my JSP page I want to upload a bitmap file and save it
>in the database.
>
>Richie
>
or you can also try out the open source Enhydra (enhydra.org). It supports
jsp, servlet, ejb, j2ee... pretty good!
>> Hi All,
>>
>> I need someone expert to answer my doubt about tomcat.
>>
>> Does it support enterprise java beans (entity and session beans)?
>>
>> sio
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c2yh
>>From: "Luiz Borba" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 9:11 AM
>>Subject: Templates
>>
>>
>>> Anybody knows where can i find reviews on template engines ? I am
>starting
>>>
Hi,
Can anybody show me how to do URL Rewriting?
I want to forward processing to another page using ,
but this does not change the URL showing on browsers.
How to modify the URL in Java/JSP?
thanks
c2yh
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There are 2 main reasons for "cannot resolve symbol" error:
1. the "DefaultXYDataSource.class" is not in your CLASSPATH folder.
2. You name it as "DefaultXYDataSource" but you call the class by some
other names in your script.
c2yh
On 7/11/2001 at 11:10 AM Cédric
