We have been experiencing this error for months on Solaris 2.6.
We found that specifying Jikes as the compiler lessened the frequency of this
error (although this may have been a perception), and that after a server-bounce
things worked OK again.
Still worrying, though... Would like to know
I've got a similar problem - I want to get the context part of the URL (the
'root' attribute in the 'web-app' element in default-web-site.xml).
The J2EE API documentation illuminates the HttpServletRequest method
getContextPath() as returning this information. Unfortunately when compiling
I would be surprised if it were a syntax error, as the problem is sporadic, and
crops up/disappears between server bounces despite no changes having been
perpetrated on the JSP code.
Regards,
James Dodd
ZDNet
Tom Wnuk [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/05/2000 08:19:07 PM
Please respond to
Oh, I think I've figured the problem: my development environment (NetBeans)
might be finding it's internal J2EE jars before Orion's. Compiling on the
command line with an explicit classpath seems to fare better...
Regards,
James Dodd
ZDNet
Magnus Rydin [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/06/2000
If your JSP was under 'X/Y/mypage.jsp', then the .java file will appear in
path-to-your-web-app/WEB-INF/persistence/X/Y/mypage.java.
This is definitely true for Solaris 2.6, but I can't vouch for NT.
Regards,
James Dodd
Steven Punte [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/06/2000 04:52:14 PM
To:
Take a look at Jakarta Ant
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html
Written in Java, uses an XML makefile format... very nice! Our build is
entirely automated using Ant and our customised Tasks.
Regards,
James Dodd
ZDNet
Ernst de Haan [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/16/2000 01:25:40 PM
