Hi,
check the format of inserted date field (should be #08/12/2001# for
example, or #08.12.2001#). It depends on your windows regional
settings. Try to printout result insert SQL and execute it in MS
ACCESS as query.
Dalibor
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Hi,
just use HotSpot Server VM. It works fine for me.
Dalibor
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Subject: RE: Running Tomcat as a Windows service
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Heintze
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Date:
Here is code snipet for you:
public class BaseServlet extends HttpServlet {
static Connection con;
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException {
super.init(config);
if (con == null) {
String url = jdbc:odbc:odbc_name;
I would suggest you make a standard jdbc connection in servlet which
is loaded at startup and put this connection to HttpSession object for
using by another servlet in your app. Be sure you have JDBC driver in
your lib folder (within your web app).
Another way is to use connection pooling (try
Hi,
Just replace Classic VM with HotSpot Server VM.
Best regards
Dalibor
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Subject: Tomcat 3.2
Author: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Deniz Gülmez [EMAIL PROTECTED])
at INTERNET
Date:
hi,
this is because IE is too clever and closes connection before all
files (images, etc.) are served by tomcat. IE perhaps checks what
files are in cache. It works with netscape and HotJava browser.
rgds,
Dalibor
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