You should look for information on Multipart requests.
It's a modification of the standard http request that
uses a format similar to that used by the SMTP email
protocol. It's used for uploading files from a browser
to a server.
I think Struts has a handler for multipart requests,
and there is
--- Mostafa Al-Mallawani [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a problem with redirecting. In my JSP page I
keep checking for
errors, whenever I catch one, I set a variable on
the session object and
then forward to an error page; this could happen up
to 5 times in one
page. The weird
--- Cheng Yan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, all,
I just installed tomcat 4.0 binary on my Solaris 8
box at home. This Solaris
machine is connected to my w2k pc through a linksys
router, which is
connected to a cable modem.
I'm a beginner, but we have very similar setups, so
maybe we can
I'm trying to set up an apache-mod_webapp-tomcat web
server.
My problem is that mod_webapp redirects certain kinds
of requests, and when it does this, it always uses the
value of [ServerName] set in httpd.conf. This is
problematic if I use localhost or an internal
(192.168.x.x) ip address to
Hello Tomcatters,
I am using mod_webapp to connect Tomcat and Apache.
I'm having a problem:
Let's say I make a request to my server for any of
the following:
http://www.mydomain.com/examples/jsp/
http://192.168.0.100/examples/jsp/
http://127.0.0.1/examples/jsp/
http://localhost/examples/jsp/
On Sparky, my Ultra5, which has a clean install of
Solaris8, there is a file called
'/etc/rc3.d/S50apache'. This file holds a small script
that starts up apache. You should have a look at it,
and you can probably write a similar file for starting
up Tomcat. Maybe call it '/etc/rc3.d/S51tomcat'.
