It is
not going to work. Both ess.jsp and ess2.jsp are declaring their own
Website subclass and they can't be cast to each other (They are totally
different classes). Use a real java class instead.
Conrad
-Original Message-From: Christian Meunier
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Don't you mean to say that the two JSP pages are generating two separate classes
that are each declaring their own Website *inner* class? Your suggested solution
is, of course, correct - use a top-level class.
tim.
Conrad Chan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It is not going to work. Both ess.jsp and
Hi Paul!
Same probleme here.We get this errer when a ejb is recompiled and redeployed. The
disappeares on server restart.
Paul Kofon wrote:
Hi,
I have a Web application with forms. A servlet updates a database on behalf
of a JSP. It worked okay until today when some one in my company
Try:
PhoneEntryHome home = (PhoneEntryHome)
PortableRemoteObject.narrow(boundObject,PhoneEntryHome.class);
It should work fine.
Regards,
Santosh.
- Original Message -
From: Marcus Lankenau [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, December 01, 2000 3:51 PM
PhoneEntryHome home = (PhoneEntryHome) boundObject;
should be :
PhoneEntryHome home =
(PhoneEntryHome)javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(boundObject,
PhoneEntryHome);
Marcus Lankenau wrote:
Hi!
I've started developing a very simple phonebook application for
learining purpose. The app
Hello Kevin,
Kevin Duffey wrote:
Hi,
I am using the development mode (true) and set up the source directory to
point to my source. When I save a change, and refresh the page, I am always
getting a Class Cast Exception error. I store a bean called HtmlBean as
application scope. In the
Hi Karl,
You brought to my attention two things that I wasn't doing. First, I didn't
realize this..but the HtmlBean was not implementing the Serializable
interface. I added that.
Second, I notice you say to use something called serialVersionUID, what is
that about? I recall one of our engineers
