and copying of the jar file each time to test.
1. Can a JSP be directed to a class tree (folder structure with a meta-inf folder)
rather than a .jar.
2. if not can the jar be placed elsewhere than in the folder with the .jsp file
itself. eg
a classes folder in the web-inf folder?
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url="jdbc:oracle:thin:scott/tiger@localhost:1512:pc29"
The port is usually 1521 isn't it, not 1512
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to test without rebuilding the jar each time...
EG place the tag-location refering to the top of our package hierarchy
and add a META-INF folder with the relevent taglib/tag info...
I've tried it with no luck - is there a way for this to work?
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that these don't need to be in the orion structure.
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the virtual host. (2 domains, 1
IP#)
b) is the 'node' entry in the 'server.xml' and a second
'default-web-app.xml' file
(with their respective 'virtual-hosts="blah.intaz.co.nz"' entries) all I
need for the
orion side of things?
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Class$1.class files and perhaps
a more efficient loading process... Static inner classes of course should probably
still be separate - Does an enclosing class get loaded and initalised when a static
inner class is instanciated?
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) is the 'node' entry in the 'server.xml' and a second
'default-web-app.xml' file
(with their respective 'virtual-hosts="blah.intaz.co.nz"' entries) all I
need for the
orion side of things?
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+64 7 838 3372 Fax