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Can my JSP page access initalization parameters from the servlet context?
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I am calling my <font color="#0000FF">EJB</font> method &quot;<font 
color="#FF0000">transfer(request,destination)</font>&quot; from inside JSP 
page.<br><br>

&quot;<font color="#FF0000">request</font>&quot;    is a HttpServletRequest object<br>
&quot;<font color="#FF0000">destiation</font>&quot; is a string<br><br>

it is throwing following exceptions.....<br><br>

<font color="#FF0000">java.rmi.MarshalException</font>: failed to marshal public 
abstract void project.upload.Copy.transf
er(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest,java.lang.String) throws 
java.rmi.RemoteException,j
ava.io.IOException; 
nested exception is: java.io.NotSerializableException: 
weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletRequestImpl
java.io.NotSerializableException: 
weblogic.servlet.internal.ServletRequestImpl<br><br><br>



actually i am trying to uplaod files and in JSP i use &lt;input type="file"&gt; tag to 
select a file inside a form.the logic is this that request object also have the file 
stream and using
<font color="#FF0000"> 
ServletInputStream in = request.getInputStream();</font> <br><br>

i can get the file stream and then save this stream in a new file<br><br>


<b>Why it is giving exception and any other way to upload files?</b><br><br>
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If a directory does not have one of the welcome-file I want to redirect to a page, not 
show the subdirectories and files.

How could I do it?
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Using JSP with Tomcat 4, I've noticed that using the response.sendRedirect() method, 
or jsp:forward tag to another directory on the same server is loosing all the session 
variables.

Does anyone know the reason for this and a work around?
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I'm using jboss(2.4.1) +tomcat(3.2.3).<BR>
I need to share the same directory structure of jsp's for different applications (I 
have deployed the jsp's as they are not in a war). Also I need to use the same 
libraries for all the applications. So my questions are:<BR>  Does a declaration in 
server.xml like this:<I><B><BR>
&lt;Context path="/app1" docBase="/path/WebSites"/&gt; <BR>
&lt;Context path="/app2" docBase="/path/WebSites"/&gt; <BR></B></I>
means really different applications?<BR><BR>
2. Is there a way, if the above is true, to have different <I>web.xml</I> for each of 
them, I mean to make Tomcat to look for <I>web.xml</I> elsewhere <I>WEB-INF</I> for 
any of the app's?<BR><BR>
3. Another issue is how to share the same libraries, (without affecting the .bat files 
of jboss/tomcat) between different applications that don't have the same docbase? Is 
there a way to instruct Tomcat to search for application libraries elsewhere 
<I>WEB-INF/lib</I>?<BR><BR>
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Is there a way to run a JSP that will give me the current classpath used by Tomcat?
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++ Tomcat FAQ: http://www.jguru.com/faq/Tomcat

Tomcat does &quot;<i>unescape</i>&quot; the underscore (_) char when it is part of a 
war file. Why? Is there any way to disable this?
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How can I ensure that Tomcat compiles servlets with debugging info included (-g option 
of the javac compiler)?
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