nts about the emphasis on properties/XML files in Tomcat
and Velocity... near the end of the template language document
(there's a link to this document at the very top).
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ed; I can provide a tomcat/mod_jk/servlet based
one if there's interest.
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This looks like the same material I've seen before. Default init oesn't
seem to work. Keep getting an error message unless I explicitly
initialize it somewhere, which is a real problem in my multi-entry
system (test cases, servlets, client aps). Just this weekend I went back
to a home-brew sta
gner
can use to substitute for the inappropriately dynamically bound
solutions that one finds at every turn within web application
environments such as JSP.
In shops such as mine where the html designers are also programmers,
WAP replaces JSP and/or template languages altogether because it
acc
thanks for listening!
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>Well, thanks for the feedback - and even more thanks if that leads to some
>code contributions.
That's what I had in mind for the gui. Gotta stay focused on my app
for now but this should be done real soon now. ;)
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s not either-or; both
need work.
>Fact is - we do improve - and that's what matters ( for me ). I don't
>think anyone claims the first versions of apache were easy to install ( or
>even the latest ).
Indeed! And thanks for listening!
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present configuration complexity, exacerbated by the lack
of configuration validation, could be fixed with a simple gui.
This might go far towards turning around the bad press Tomcat has
been getting of late, but this problem is fatal to gui wrappers.
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UP_INTERVAL);
}
catch (IOException e)
{
throw UserFault.errEnablerPortBusy(port);
}
thread = new Thread(this, name+"Master");
isListening = true;
thread.start();
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oya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1418), resolved for 3.3
>(not 3.2.2). There is also some memory leak which I haven't had a chance to
>track down, yet.
>
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>> From: Brad Cox PhD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Button.processEvent(java.awt.AWTEvent)
void java.awt.Component.dispatchEventImpl(java.awt.AWTEvent)
void java.awt.Component.dispatchEvent(java.awt.AWTEvent)
void java.awt.EventDispatchThread.run()
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my servlet context.
I've a bunch of ideas for partial solutions but I'll hold off on
those to see whether there's any agreement that there's a problem
here.
>I have more comments, but no time right now and this probably isn't the
>right forum anyway...
I'd be grateful to hear them when you get a moment.
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lly when you have sites like this:
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>> <http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/Jserv/JSP5/page3.html>
>>
>> Actually *encouraging* people to put their usernames and passwords into
>> their JSP files. The term "Gross negligence" comes
At 11:23 AM -0500 01/26/2001, Brad Cox wrote:
>so the user's session will be lost if they ever browse
>to a hard-coded html pag
I meant to say...
for browsers that don't support cookies or if the user has disabled cookies.
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an application, which is the very level that JSP addresses.
For those who missed it, the article we're discussing is
at http://virtualschool.edu/wap
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ation/site stuff would be appropriate
to add to Tomcat. I'd be glad to do the work if someone would point
me in the right direction.
>on 1/10/01 7:52 PM, "Brad Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I've uploaded an early rough draft of a pair of articles that
I think these two quotes from the website will address your concern.
There is no official release yet, but there will be one shortly.
Velocity's design concept is borrowed from WebMacro.
At 11:42 AM -0800 01/11/2001, Jon Stevens wrote:
>on 1/11/01 11:21 AM, "Brad Cox" <[EM
t; acceptable at the moment), you've got choices of other vendors,
> with a reasonable shot at your pages being portable if you take
MLS relies only on Java and the servlet API. Should be portable to
anywhere, right?
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t this. After all, JSP has the same problem its <%=
... %> executable inclusion syntax.
>Please take a look at:
>http://www.enhydra.org
>and
>http://xmlc.enhydra.org
>for more information.
Will do. Looks a lot like WebMacro at first glance.
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by this?
At 9:41 PM -0800 01/10/2001, Jon Stevens wrote:
>on 1/10/01 7:52 PM, "Brad Cox" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I've uploaded an early rough draft of a pair of articles that boils
>> down to a critique of the JSP approach plus source code for a quite
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