Curiosity question:
Unless I've missed mention of this before, the concept of a JSP Engine is
new to the 1.0 spec. How does this relate to the traditional servlet engine?
The spec says "A JSP page is executed by a JSP engine, which is installed on
a Web server, or on a Web enabled a
Hi, I'm looking into the JSP engine that can be easily merged with my PWS on
Windows NT 4.0, and provides the EJB container. I know a few names, e.g.
Websphere, JRun, apache.
Which one is easier to use, and have more tools inside?
T
I've added some preliminary JSP engine benchmarking to our site at:
http://www.caucho.com/articles/jsp_benchmarks.html
The page goes into some detail of the thinking behind the benchmark and
includes the benchmark source. For those too lazy to read through the
html, I've appended
Jrun is very easy to configure and easy to use.
and it is free for developer version
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Subject: JSP engine
> Hi, I'm looking into the
to do some research on that. I would look
into BEA's weblogic for a start. Good luck.
Patrice
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Hi, I'm looking into the JSP engine t
Is internationalization is supported in JSP engine? Is the engine compatible
with the internationalization of the Web Server
When happen when a client ask for
If a http://www.someplace.com/somepage.jsp page is not found, will the JSP
engine search for http://www.someplace.com/en/somepage.jsp
Do you know of any JSP engine compatible with 1.0 Specs that is available
for commercial use.
It looks like Sun's reference implementation cannot be used commercially.
The license says,
Sun Microsystems, Inc. grants to Licensee, a non-exclusive,
non-transferable,
royalty-free and limited li
Hello
Is the source code available for the JSP-engine.
Thanks
Greg Boswell
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Hi all:
I am picking tools for a large JSP/Servlet project, and tried installing
WebSphere 3.0 Standard Edition along with IBM HTTP Server 1.3.6 on an NT
machine with 128M RAM.
To my great surprise, WebSphere wouldn't even come close to running in 128M!
Upon further investigation, I see that IBM
Is SilverStream is free for commercial pruposes.?
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> The best application server is
> S
How can I call a JSP engine and put his output in a file, or a stream
without sending it to the client? I can't find a solution because the only
way to run a JSP engine seems to be sending it an http request, and the Jsp
page output goes in a stream of the http response.
T
Hi ,
I'm really interesting in using JSP technologie but as i' m a beginner i need
some help in the architecture i have to build.
I'm obliged to use domino web server but which JSP engine could i add to ?
I tried GNUJSP but is not strong enough, in fact too slow.
TomCat is als
You can get a licensed copy from JRun which supports JSDK 2.1.1 & JSP 1.0.
check out http://www.livesoftware.com/products/jrun/ for more details.
Thx
Kumar
Harmeet Bedi wrote:
> Do you know of any JSP engine compatible with 1.0 Specs that is available
> for commercial use.
>
greg wrote:
>
> Hello
>
> Is the source code available for the JSP-engine.
It depends on which implementation you're talking about. The one used in the
Tomcat server is available at http://jakarta.apache.org
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> Hi all:
>
> I am picking tools for a large JSP/Servlet project, and tried installing
> WebSphere 3.0 Standard Edition along with IBM HTTP Server 1.3.6
I'd have to say that at the very best this is completely the personal
opinion of the poster.
Mike
> The best application server is
> SilverStream ( http://www.silverstream.com )
> Berry Crawford
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> Is SilverStream is free for commercial pruposes.?
No, it is a high end app server and priced at around $10,000
per server. If your project does not need all of the features
of a fully loaded App Server I would suggest Apache with
the Servlet module and GNUJSP as a free solution. Right
now Sun
On Sun, 14 Nov 1999, Ian wrote:
> We will also require speed, scalability and load balancing (I don't think
> we really need failover support).
>
> Does anyone have strong opinions about an engine that supports debugging?
I think you can convince most app servers to run from within your IDE.
I
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> Is SilverStream is free for commercial pruposes.?
No, it is a high end app server and priced at around $10,000
per server. If your project does not need all of the features
of a fully loaded App Server I would suggest Apa
I have an application that's currently implemented using JSDK2.0 that
I'm ready to port to JSP's and the JSP Engine instead. However, I have
one big snag: that is, my application has a "main()", and I get the
servlet engine running (currently) b
Hi,
I'm new in JSP (even Java) environnement. I have installed jswdk on
my system qnd I 'd like to have my own directories for my application :
MyApp
|---> JSP for my jsp files
|---> Bean for all my beans.
I tried to modify the webserver.xml file by changing exemples by
myapp but it do
Hi,
Wishing all of you a very happy New Year.
Here is my problem -
I want to use Apache web server in Linux. I wanted to know which
servlet/jsp engine to use?
I wanted the servlet/jsp engine to support the latest versions of servlet
[2.2] and jsp[1.1]. I found only Tomcat 3.0 supports this
Hi,
We're currently using JRUN together with IIS5.0, unfortunately it has
proved to be a poor constellation; therefore, could anyone point us to a
good servlet/jsp-engine.
and oh; it has to run as a service & support servlet2.2/jsp1.1 ;)
Best Regards,
//Adri
Guys,
My web host currently willing to put JSP & servlet engine for me, however,
they are asking for recommendation on what product to use (I guess they
prefer cheaper solution or free if possible).
Is there any recommendation that you guys know about? I was thinking about
IBM JDK 1.3 with tomc
A developer's version of Unify eWave Engine 1.1b
is now available for download. It's a non-timeout
version that allows a single-user. In addition
to being an EJB 1.1 Java application server,
Unify eWave Engine includes an integrated JSP Engine.
Unify eWave Engine is an advanced EJ
Hello Folks,
I'm trying to find out what kind of constrataints are placed on the JSP
Generating engine by the contents of the tag library descriptor. I've
created a couple of custom tags classes with various properties. Using the
tld, I've described only a subset of those properties (I don't ac
Could you write a servlet that maks an HTTP request to the jsp and then
saves the response?
Don
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I had similar requirement a while back, the following link has some suggestions.
http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/view.jsp?EID=75971
Stan
Stefano Andreani wrote:
> How can I call a JSP engine and put his output in a file, or a stream
> without sending it to the client? I can't find
on and reference
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How can I call a JSP engine and put his output in a file, or a stream
without sending it to the client? I can't f
, 2000 6:05 AM
Subject: Calling a JSP engine "offline"
> How can I call a JSP engine and put his output in a file, or a stream
> without sending it to the client? I can't find a solution because the
only
> way to run a JSP engine seems to be sending it an http request, and
the
I think that Domino already comes with some version of the WebSphere servlet
engine. I think there is some option to replace the default sevlet engine
with WebSphere if it isn't installed as the default. I'm pretty sure that it
comes with Domino on the CD in case you want to do that.
Bill Hines
H
I have found an error in the Netscape Web Server 4.0 JSP engine:
The import attribute of the page tag can accept more than one path, but
they must be semicolon delimited, rather than comma delimited (as the
1.0 spec states).
Is this a known issue? Anyone else run into it?
Damon
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> Hi,
>
> I'm new in JSP (even Java) environnement. I have installed jswdk on
> my system qnd I 'd like to have my own directories for my application :
> MyApp
> |-
participate in the
process of improving the software by providing feedback, and 2) you can
get to know the features and interface of the new software before
everyone else.
Parshwanath wrote:
> I want to use Apache web server in Linux. I wanted to know which
> servlet/jsp engine to use?
>
like coucho.com. Orion is at
www.orionserver.com
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> Hi,
>
> We're currently using JRUN together with IIS5.0, unfortunately it has
> proved to be a poor constellation; therefore, could anyone point us to a
> good servlet/jsp-e
Resin is at http://www.caucho.com.
--
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> JRun 3.0 works for us, but my f
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JRun. We are installing a new machine to take the place of the old one and
I thought this might be a good time to conside
Hi,
I was able to get the sun's servlet engine to run in IBM VisualAge for
Java (for Java2) but could not get the jsp engine to run. Have anybody
done that?
Any help would be appreciated.
Li
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I thought I read that they're JSP support in v4.0 is only up to JSP 0.92.
Chris Chaulk
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Subject: Errors in JSP Engine - Web Server 4.0
I
Hi there,
we have used Perl/CGI for years in our company, now we are considering switch
to JSP/Servlet. I've had some early experiments with JSP (Tomcat 3.2) and I'm
convinced that this is better than CGI.
Now my question is which JSP Engine/Java Application Server should we
Hi!
Can anybody tell me which one is most popular JSP hosting
web server? I'm currently using WebLogic 5.1. Some of my
friends are using Tomcat, WebSphere etc. By the way, is
Resin also a web server with JSP engine?
Raman.
18-Nov-2000 10:40 P
.
hth.
m
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Hi there,
we have used Perl/CGI fo
;>
Hi there,
we have used Perl/CGI for years in our company, now we are considering switch
to JSP/Servlet. I've had some early experiments with JSP (Tomcat 3.2) and I'm
convinced that this is better than CGI.
Now my question is which JSP Engine/Java Application Server should we use in
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>
> Hi there,
>
> we have used Perl/CGI for years in our company, now we are
> considering switch
> to JSP/Servlet. I've had some early experiments with JSP
> (Tomcat 3.2) and I'm
> conv
jsp/servlet engine without the middle-tier capabilities. JRun 3.0
isn't bad either as a servlet/jsp engine. Tomcat is decent and its free. I
thinkt he combo of Tomcat 4 (when it comes out) and JBoss will be hard to
beat. They are both open-source free products and there is tight integration
via T
> WebSphere..bah..they are behind the times. Being that IBM is so active in
> the Java community I am really surprised their app server is such
> a beast to
> work with and does not yet support Servlet 2.2/JSP 1.1 (unless a
> new version
> came out recently that does). I would think they would be
nesday, January 31, 2001 9:46 AM
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> WebSphere..bah..they are behind the times. Being that IBM is so active in
> the Java community I am really surprised their app server is such
> a beast to
> work wi
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>
> Re: "... BUT is WS so bad that you would turn down a position with a place
> that used it
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abnormal as it should be.
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uh, NO. you do this stuff long enough, you get to the
point where
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You may want to check out Jrun from Allaire, WebLogic from BEA.
However, my personal opinion is Tomca
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>
> > WebSphere..bah..they are behind the times. Being that IBM is so
> active in
> > the Java community I am really surprised their app ser
I found with Tomcat the auto class reloading very good. I couldn't find
this feature in JRun, so had to restart the server every time I recompiled
any of my support packages, which was painfully slow.
Is class auto reload available in JRun, and other servers?
Cameron
==
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Subject: Re: Which JSP Engine/Application Server is the best?
One problem with Tomcat is that the Exception messages are exceptionally
cryptic.
Jrun's error messages were much more helpful in tracking down the source of
a problem.
So -- if you've got junior programmers, you may
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>
> I don't know to b
Hi,
I would like to know any JSP Engine giving support for
JSP 1.1 and servlets 2.2 other than Resin 1.1 which
gives support both of them.
If you know one please let me know fast.
Also I would like to know how to configure SSL in a
site build in JSP.
Currently we are facing problem in
Where to download JSP Engine for MS Winodws 2000??
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Now that Livesoftware is part of Allaire, there basically
is only one independent servlet/jsp engine vendor left
for production quality multi-platform support, and IIS in
particular. As an ISV betting on servlet/jsp, this makes
me uneasy. Does anybody else share my concern ?
I personally think
TK Sung wrote:
> Now that Livesoftware is part of Allaire, there basically
> is only one independent servlet/jsp engine vendor left
> for production quality multi-platform support, and IIS in
> particular. As an ISV betting on servlet/jsp, this makes
> me uneasy. Does anybod
Sorry, I know decompile the JSWDK code is
illegal. I just want to say what I found and
how do I solve problem of handling non-ASCII
JSP page in JSWDK
Damn the JSP engine of JSWDK donesnt support
Chinese.
but I guess the JSP engine written with javacc. So,
I cant understand why it cant
Sorry, I know decompile the JSWDK code is
illegal. I just want to say what I found and
how do I solve problem of handling non-ASCII
JSP page in JSWDK
Damn the JSP engine of JSWDK donesnt support
Chinese.
but I guess the JSP engine written with javacc. So,
I cant understand why it cant
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>
>
> Hi!
>
> Can anybody tell me which one is most popular JSP hosting
> web server? I'm currently using WebLogic 5.1. Some of my
> friends are using Tomcat, WebSphere etc. By the way, is
> Resin also a we
November 19, 2000 1:54 PM
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>
> Tomcat is about 3 or 4 times slower than Resin or Weglogic.
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> > -Original Message-
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How does it compare to JRun?
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> I would go with Orion application se
Pardon my ignorance of Resin, but why use Tomcat then?
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> Tomcat is about
don't know for sure.
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> How does it compar
Something must be missing, given that JRun 3.0 won best-of-show at Fall
Internet World
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> Something must be missing, given that JRun 3.0 won
> best-of-show at Fal
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of John Foulds
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pecification and reference"
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> Would you believe for the express purpose of having the incredibly
powerful
> capability of break-p
orion.
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Server with JSP engine?
Would you believe for the express purpose of having the incredibly powerful
capability of break-point debugging of BOTH servlets and JSP.which
JBuilder 4 provides.BUT ONLY WITH TOMCAT.
Optimal Usage: Debug with Tomcat, deploy to Resin or better yet, Orion
> and only $1500 per server for production use.
>
> > -Original Message-
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You can free download Unify's ServletExec. A JSP Engine for Windows
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http://www.unifyewave.com/servletexec/index.htm
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Hi,
I get the following error when I try to run any jsp(application deployed as
ear file)
"The JSP engine is not configured with a scratch dir.
Please add "jsp.initparams=scratchdir=
in the servlets.properties file for this context."
I am not able to solve this problem. Why I
We are pleased to report that JRun still remains a leading multi-platform,
independent servlet/JSP engine. Allaire is backing JRun with 110%
commitment by leaving the product line alone, while adding substantially to
JRun's support, training, documentation, and engineering.
JRun is here to
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Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: only one independent multi-platform servlet/jsp engine vendor
left ?
>I'm not sure I follow your assertion "th
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Subject:only one independent multi-platform servlet/jsp engine vendor
left ?
Now that Livesoftware is part of Allaire, there basically
is only one independent servlet/jsp engine vendor left
for production quality multi-platform support, and IIS in
particular. As an ISV betting on se
I don't know if you can answer this, but how is JRun and JSP strategic to
Allaire and the Cold Fusion platform?
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Edwin Smith wrote:
> We are pleased to report that JRun still remains a leading multi-platform,
> independent servlet/JSP engine. Allaire is backin
> My concern is that Allaire may decide to bundle servlet/jsp
> with their products, much like what other application server
> vendors do. If you only want serlvet/jsp engine for IIS and Netscape,
> then SE may become the only choice. (Of course, it would be
> a different story
much like what other
> application server
> > vendors do. If you only want serlvet/jsp engine
> for IIS and Netscape,
> > then SE may become the only choice. (Of course,
> it would be
> > a different story if MS/NS decide to support
> servlet/jsp right out of
> >
: Which JSP Engine/Application Server is the best?
As someone else said..are you looking for JSP/Servlet engine only? Or do you
plan to move to EJB as well? I think overall Orion app server
(www.orionserver.com) is a hard to beat product given its performance,
price, ease of setting up, full J2EE
Anyone familiar with BEA WebLogic Server?
www.bea.com
They are coming over for a demo soon. . .would like to hear your thoughts.
Thanks,
DM
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Don Makoviney
> Sent: Wednesday, January 31, 2001 10:14 AM
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Thanks to all of you! Some of the detailed analysis really help me A LOT! Now at
least I know where to begin to look!
I must say I'm pleasantly surprised by the response time of this list, thank you
one more time, all of you!
best regards
ZHU Jia
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Seriously?
We are trying out JBuilder 4 hoping (Desperately) hoping that it would give
good results in remote debugging (JSP / Servlets + EJBs)
I'm interested in this Orion AS, which seems to get good response from ppl
on this list
Right now, Weblogic is driving me nutz, Websphere is like a beast
rteya-:
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Seriously?
We are trying out JBuilder 4 hoping (Desperately) hoping that it would give
good results in remote debugging (JSP / Servlets +
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