Annimadary,
Please stop using the 'technolog.ca' domain name in your email address.
There are other avenues to pursue if you wish to maintain anonymity --
using another organization's domain name should not be one of them.
As to your problem (although I don't run Windows), could the problem be
Thanks!
Gil
On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 01:23, Bill Barker wrote:
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest)pageContext.getRequest();
HttpServletResponse res = (HttpServletResponse)pageContext.getResponse();
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Hello,
I have code in a servlet that, based on transaction status, forwards to
another target page. The code snippet is:
String target = /index.jsp;
ServletContext c = getServletContext();
RequestDispatcher d = c.getRequestDispatcher(target);
Perfect! Thanks for the help.
Gil
On Thu, 2003-07-24 at 10:54, Rick Roberts wrote:
I forget all the reasons why at the moment, but I use sendRedirect() instead of
forward().
String target = page1.jsp?param1= + val1 +
param2= + val2 +
param3= + val3;
Hello,
Given a PageContext object, is there any way to get back to the
HttpRequest that generated the page? Is there any way to get to the
HttpResponse?
Thanks,
Gil
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Hi,
I'm experience something completely mysterious and I'm sure I'm doing
something wrong -- the question is what?.
I've set some init parameters in server.xml as follows:
Context ...
Parameter name=creditcard.store_id
value=xxx /
Parameter
Hello,
Is it possible to have different classpaths based on context definitions
in server.xml?
I'm asking because I have an 3rd-party JAR file which comes in two
versions: testing and production. Unfortunately the vendor has named
both JAR files the same -- it's just the classes inside that are
