taglib question

2002-01-04 Thread William Shulman
Here is something I have been having trouble with: (1) Imagine I have written the tag library defined in foo.tld (2) Image I am also developing many webapps that use foo.tld Question: when I deploy my webapps, must I have a copy of foo.tld in each and every webapp that uses it? Thus, if I have

Re: servlet question

2001-12-20 Thread William Shulman
he one for the servlet I'd guess > Tomcat doesn't let you replace anything else - only > the whole lot. I guess you could do this on bigger > servers. Good luck (heaven knows what you're up to!). > Keith, > > --- William Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Re: servlet question

2001-12-19 Thread William Shulman
them. > Just maybe the servlet spec specifies where this info > is stored? > Keith. > > --- William Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Assume one is using a servlet container (like Tomcat > > or similar). > > Is there a way to specify to

Re: servlet question

2001-12-19 Thread William Shulman
l & look in them. > 2 - or scan all files for "HttpServletRequest" > That ought to find them. > Just maybe the servlet spec specifies where this info > is stored? > Keith. > > --- William Shulman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > Assu

servlet question

2001-12-18 Thread William Shulman
Assume one is using a servlet container (like Tomcat or similar). Is there a way to specify to the servlet container which class implementations to use for HttpServletRequest and Session ? I am guessing that there may exist factories for producing instances of these classes and I am wondering

servlet question

2001-12-14 Thread William Shulman
Assume one is using a servlet container (like Tomcat or similar). Is there a way to specify to the servlet container which class implementations to use for HttpServletRequest and Session ? I am guessing that there may exist factories for producing instances of these classes and I am wondering

servlet question

2001-12-07 Thread William Shulman
Assume one is using a servlet container (like Tomcat or similar). Is there a way to specify to the servlet container which class implementations to use for HttpServletRequest and Session ? I am guessing that there may exist factories for producing instances of these classes and I am wondering

newbie servlet question

2001-12-02 Thread William Shulman
Assume one is using a servlet container (like Tomcat or similar). Is there a way to specify to the servlet container which class implementations to use for HttpServletRequest and Session ? I am guessing that there may exist factories for producing instances of these classes and I am wondering