hi all!
I have two problems:
1. I am running a Jsp page from Weblogic and its able to use ejbs and make
database connection also. But when I am trying to run the same jsp from
Javawebserver2.0 on same m/c it give error javax.naming package not found.
What should I do ?
2. When another applicatio
;then you need
>to take care of javax.naming package whether it is in proper classpath.
>
>about Java webserver I feel that you are not using proper environment.
>Please try with J2EE.
>
>Regards
>jaisinh
>
>
>-Original Message-
>From: shashi bhusan
Hi All!!
Happy new Year!
I have a question in EJB.
What is the use of Primary Key class in EJB.
Is it must ?.
Shashi
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Hi All!
I am using weblogic5.1 for first time. Where should i put my beans which I
need to use with jsp in useBean.
I have tried putting it in Severclasses and Servletclasses in
weblogic\myserver buts its not able to resolve the bean class
plz help
shashi
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Hi All
I am using jsp client in Weblogic5.1. When I am trying to instiate a bean it
is throwing following exception in weblogic.log file
java.lang.NumberFormatException: uses or overrides a deprecated API.
at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java, Compiled Code)
at java.lang.
Hi !
Your javax.naming.* problem can be solved byputting rt.jar in classpath
For javax.sql.* I could not get in JDK1.3 I am using javax.sql of Weblogic.
U can download javax.sql ppackage from sun site
Hope it helps u
Shashi
>From: Raghu Movva <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi gurus!
I ahve a JSP page which I am running on weblogic5.1 server. Through jsp I
amtrying to access EJB on a remote Weblogic Server.Although I have suplied
remote and home interface in classes directory it fails after throwing
exception that Stubs not available. In Weblogic specification it is
do u have some specific reason for using url rewriting ?
If not why dont u use session object of JSP. Its pretty simple and high effective
Shashi
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Hi !
Use Buffered Reader instead of DataInputStream.
I think it will work
If not tell me too
Bye
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