Use this Tomcat loader. Works 99.44% of the time. Take a look:
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Use this Tomcat loader. Works 99.44% of the time. Take a look:
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Jim
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Yes exactly and it generates a server 500 error.
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Title: Re: What's in the classes directory?
Based on my set up, it is sufficient to have the 4 jar files that are part of the binary distribution reside in the lib directory that is parallel to the class directory. Nothing more is required.
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I solved my problem with pageContext.getOut().flush() before the include instead of
pageContext.getResponse().flushBuffer(). Strange. In any case,
RequestDispatcher.include is supposed to flush the buffer, no? I looked at the source
code of RequestDispatcherImpl (Tomcat 3.2.1) and it does a res
I'm working on a win2000 machine and am trying to use mysql and the mm.mysql
jdbc driver with Tomcat. I am getting a ClassNotFoundException for the
mm.mysqlDriver class from a
Class.forName("mm.mysqlDriver").newInstance() call within a servlet.
But, I verified that the class is in my clas
Pete Ehli wrote:
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> Hello group -- I am trying to access a servlet via an alias. This I thought
> was done through the web.xml file in my directory
> webapps\practice\Web-inf\web.xml - practice is of course the name of my web
> application. I have changed only my web.xml file to run my servlet
Hello group -- I am trying to access a servlet via an alias. This I thought
was done through the web.xml file in my directory
webapps\practice\Web-inf\web.xml - practice is of course the name of my web
application. I have changed only my web.xml file to run my servlet --
This is what I have put i
Dear Helper,
I am running the application fine with the following commands...
set TOMCAT_HOME=e:\foo\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1
set JAVA_HOME=e:\jdk1.3
cd jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1\bin
startup
cd ..
cd doc
cd appdev
cd sample
The above outputs the following path info also...
Using CLASSPATH: e:\foo\jakar
The green arrow appears only when all the entries are correct. you don't
have to do anything to enable it.
The mistake could be anywhere, for example
1. Wrong directory specified in the registry entries
2. Some typos in the registry entries
..
In my case, I had mistyped the directory name for t
On 12/30/2000 at 11:14 AM S Joseph wrote:
> My classpath is correctly set up to include d:\tomcat\classes and all
the jar files in tomcat\lib directory ie; ant.jar,
jasper.jar,jaxp.jar,parser.jar,servlet.jar and webserver.jar
Tomcat uses its own classloaders, and doesn't need much there to
actua
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