We have successfully compiled our jsp pages into java files. However, in
several cases we have jsp pages in different directories with the same name.
When we run the jspc task from within Ant 1.5.1, it does not append the
directory path to the package name. As such, javac throws exceptions
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Scott Edwards wrote:
>I have a JDBC Realm which is working fine as long as it is defined
>within the Engine. If I take that Realm definition and Cut-Paste it into
>the Context definition I get the contextConfig.missingRealm error logged
>out of ContextConfig.java.
>
>Is the
n the difference in domain causes a new authenication, despite the
fact that it is the same site being accessed. I might be wrong about
this, but where I have seen this behavior using Container Managed
Security, this has been my problem.
-Scott Edwards
Erwin Ambrosch wrote:
> Hi,
>
&
Hammad Said wrote:
> Struts 1.0 fails with Tomcat 4.0.1 on the Window, but woks fine with Tomcat
>3.3
>
>
> Get the following error message: ( login.jsp is the page browser is trying
>to access)
>
>
>Login.jsp is code is:
><%--<%@ page import="com.agentware.web.util.WebKeys%>--%>
>
I have a JDBC Realm which is working fine as long as it is defined
within the Engine. If I take that Realm definition and Cut-Paste it into
the Context definition I get the contextConfig.missingRealm error logged
out of ContextConfig.java.
Is there some magic that needs to be imparted to the tag
