Stefan,
Thanks for your help. I am looking at the examples and brewing ideas.
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Hi, Amar,
just put the files in the $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps directory and restart Tomcat.
The files will be extracted automatically. After that, You will find
subdirectories in $TOMCAT_HOME/webapps.
If You don't like this approach, try the Java jar utility. For example
"jar -tvf your_war_file.war"
Thanks guys, it is working now!
+ Amar Das
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Yup, that's the real problem. Sorry.
--- Stefan Riegel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Morgan, hello Amar,
>
> isn't their another error in the code of Amar?
>
> If I understood the thing right (I am newbie too),
> the "taglib-uri-Tag"
> defines a sort of placeholder for the real location,
> I have suggested him to use connection pooling and other techniques
> (as Java Beans or servlets) but there's no way to change his mind.
Quit while you can.
What's the point of JSP if you don't use it?
Dave
How can I use the war files that come with the custom tags (for example
datetime-examples.war, datetime-doc.war etc.)
Thank you
+ Amar Das
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Thank you for your answers... I know it's bad practice but I'm not the boss.
the boss wants a single connection for the application (or at least for each
session). And. he doesn't want to use beans... and he wants...
You now how this is...
Your example works so, as long as my boss is happy... I h
Hello Morgan, hello Amar,
isn't their another error in the code of Amar?
If I understood the thing right (I am newbie too), the "taglib-uri-Tag"
defines a sort of placeholder for the real location, which is defined in the
"taglib-location-Tag".
Amar wrote
http://***java***.apache.org/taglibs/jd
