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Hi !
I did not find a tutorial yet, but the FAQ is a good starting point for JSP:
http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
Michael
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Somebody are intersted in create a Tool like MS Visual InterDev than work
with JSP?
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I was wondering if it is possible to use jsp from within an applet to
perform server side functions (such as retrieving log files to display
to the user). Or should I just be making a socket connection back to the
server and wait for a response on the client side.
If jsp can be used are there
Hi, anybody out there using JSP (any version) on HP-UX ?
If so, please tell me which JSP-product you are using.
JRun perhaps ? Can't tell from their web site if "Unix"
includes HP-UX.
Best regards
Javier Borrajo
I+D Spain
Hello.
I've seen the page(http://gnujsp.isquare.com.hk/).
It's very good page to know about web servers
and servlet engines that JSP supports.
Could you tell me if other JSP implementations
can support web servers like GNUJSP, please?
Thank you for your help.
Yuichiro Kubota
Jesus wrote:
The
I'm not very awared of using external classes in
JSP. It might be a trivial question, but how could I load packaged classes in my
pages ? The only way I found until now is to had my package classes directly in
the server's jar archive (/lib/jrun.jar in my case). And then I'm able to import
Hi,
I need help about the following problem:
I used the cookies to manage a protected web site, then a cookie stores the status of
a user,
i.e. login and password.
I used Apache Web Server and Apache Jserv as a Servlet engine.
Under Netscape 4.6 it's ok.
Under IE 5, it's ok only from my
I'm working on a JSP shopping cart implementation, and am having a problem
getting a desired behavior. Here's what happens with my shopping cart:
-- my cart --
(1) User is viewing the cart,
(2) User changes the quantity of item(s) in the cart via a form
(METHOD=post), and submits.
(3) Quantity
Subject: Multiple sessions
Date: Thu, 10 Jun 1999 07:16:29 -0400
From: Steve Cooke [EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Is it possible to create muliple sessions for the same user.
If a user
opens two browser windows, both windows share the same session scoped beans.
This leads to pretty bothersome effects
WOW!, Is it a JSP forum or a cofee house. go and do your work.
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Subject:Re: Re: Car won't start after installing JSP...
CAR = Complex
Scott,
I believe that the 'simple' data access model for
JSP and Servlets in general is considered to be JDBC,
which may not have all of the features you are used
to with ADO, but may support others that you are not
capable of supporting easily under ADO (such as
streaming recordsets between
Can anyone confirm this as a bug or inform me what is incorrect about
this statement. I am using the reference 1.0 implementation
if I perform the following operation, it works fine
jsp:forward page="/nextpage.jsp" /
if i perform the following operation, it does not work.
%
String value
Where? I can't find 8i for Linux on Oracle's Technet or OracleStore web
site.
Thanks
Niels
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Date: Mon, 14 Jun 1999 16:28:52 -0700
Oracle has
I haven't used it myself, but http://www.working-dogs.com/town/ has been
plugged on the [EMAIL PROTECTED] list.
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Software Engineer
http://www.AgDomain.Com
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Date: Tuesday,
We are very proud to announce that Live Software has signed a merger
agreement to be acquired by Allaire Corporation, and the Live Software team
is planning to join Allaire to continue developing and delivering JRun.
You can read the press release at:
It's not really operational yet, butour site makes heavy
use of JSP and is at myEastside.com.
David
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Contractor
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Subject: Want Site Address
Hi,
I want any one name
The server is running:
WindowsNT
Apache Webserver
Apache JServ
Sun JSWDK (JavaServer Pages)
I am trying to install Sun's JavaServer Pages to run under my
web server - so far, no luck. I can tell you that the webserver works
fine, it is delivering my html pages. Also, the servlet engine
JRun is bad at multi-language market, they never really take care of
non-English plateform
JSP page compile use Jikes to be default compiler?
so silly, Jikes compilercomplely doest support native encoding.
the newest JSP 1.0 parser engine even complete to refuse process document
that are not
How do I pass Data from JSP to JSP
for e.g , I have to pass an array of strings to another JSP
from current JSP
I would appreciate if someone could help with dummy code
!!!
Umesh.
%
String file = "blabla.jsp";
%
%@ include file="%= file %" %
This is invalid, but you get the idea. I wonder, how to do this?
Thanks!
-Haakon Emblemsvaag
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I want to invoke particular servlet/jsp when clicked on some
http ref. in current jsp , where I also want to pass some data-structures to it.
Is it possible ?
Hi ,
I have just come to know the potential of JSP.
I want to try this technology.Presently I have Websphere 2.0
IBM HTTP Server , JSDK 2.0.
What else do I need to get JSP running ?
Any info. in this regard would be helpful.
Thanks in advance,
-
Hi,
I am having some problems with some
javascript which is produced by a servlet.
Basically the user has to first traverse to the
application login page beforelaunching the servlets. The problem here is
when the user has finished withthe servlet app the user has to be redirected
to the
Now that Livesoftware is part of Allaire, there basically
is only one independent servlet/jsp engine vendor left
for production quality multi-platform support, and IIS in
particular. As an ISV betting on servlet/jsp, this makes
me uneasy. Does anybody else share my concern ?
I personally think
We are pleased to report that JRun still remains a leading multi-platform,
independent servlet/JSP engine. Allaire is backing JRun with 110%
commitment by leaving the product line alone, while adding substantially to
JRun's support, training, documentation, and engineering.
JRun is here to stay
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Hi Mahesh,
you shouldn't use this class as it is not a part of the servlet API and is
specific to the Sun's implementation. You shoud use
javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse instead. Why do you want to use it,
anyhow ?
Petr
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Date: Wednesday, June 16, 1999 10:15 AM
Subject: Re: only one independent multi-platform servlet/jsp engine vendor
left ?
I'm not sure I follow your assertion "there basically is only one
Hi Petr,
This is the piece of code that I am trying out.It is given in
Websphere 2.0 Documentation.
It uses this class com.sun.server.HttpServiceRequest/Response.
Can you please tell me how do I go about executing this.
Thanks in advance,
- Mahesh.
Well, I think this is all IBM's fault. If I remember correctly, IBM
implemented support for version 0.91 of Java Server Pages in WebSphere AS.
The thing is that the servlet API didn't provide support for some methods
which that version of the specification requires, such as the callPage()
method.
signoff JSP-INTEREST
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JRun
Sounds very exciting! Is this available yet?
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Edwin Smith wrote:
JRun 2.3.2 contains our production strength JSP 1.0 implementation,
supporting not only Java, but JavaScript and WebL languages as well!
Regards,
- Edwin
p.s. Thanks for the compliments!
-
is there any truth in the rumour that Microsoft is looking to buy Allaire?
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From: Brad Neuberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Wed, 16 Jun 1999 14:49:32 -0400
Sounds very exciting! Is this
I have a question on using beans from JSP. According to
my understanding, the usebean: tag can be used to
access a normal bean, but one has to use the JNDI API
to lookup a proxy to access an Enterprise JavaBean (ejb).
Thus, one has to write a block of Java code in the JSP to
get access to an
I don't know if you can answer this, but how is JRun and JSP strategic to
Allaire and the Cold Fusion platform?
On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Edwin Smith wrote:
We are pleased to report that JRun still remains a leading multi-platform,
independent servlet/JSP engine. Allaire is backing JRun with 110%
Hi everyone. I am working on a
Java open-source project named OpenPortal that will be released under the
GNU Public License (GPL).
I am planning on using GNU JSP (http://www.klomp.org/gnujsp/) in the
OpenPortal project, but need some
extra features before we can use it. I have been able to
Bill O'Keefe wrote:
I have a question on using beans from JSP. According to
my understanding, the usebean: tag can be used to
access a normal bean, but one has to use the JNDI API
to lookup a proxy to access an Enterprise JavaBean (ejb).
Thus, one has to write a block of Java code in the
Is it possible to set arbitrary HTTP response headers from JSP pages? I
wanted to force users to log in to a particular JSP page through the
following code:
response.setHeader("WWW-Authenticate", "Basic realm=\"xyz\"");
response.sendError(response.SC_UNAUTHORIZED);
But the
Arie,
I have tried this code but it doesn't seem to
work. I have a servlet which sets data by way of a session but when I try and
access this data in the JSP page, it's not there. The servlet code is definitely
setting the data because I can see it in the servletrunner console by way of a
Is is possible (allowable) to destroy and remove an object
from the session in JSP and be compliant? I have some session objects that
can be quite large, and there could be various algorithms applied to them to
decide when they can be destroyed and made ready for GC. I know that I can
David Wall wrote:
Is is possible (allowable) to destroy and remove an object from the
session in JSP and be compliant? I have some session objects that can
be quite large, and there could be various algorithms applied to them
to decide when they can be destroyed and made ready for GC. I
On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, Bill O'Keefe wrote:
Chris,
I have a question on using beans from JSP. According to
my understanding, the usebean: tag can be used to
access a normal bean, but one has to use the JNDI API
to lookup a proxy to access an Enterprise JavaBean (ejb).
Thus, one has to
I guess that would work, though I'd have to come up
with an EJB attribute naming scheme that would not collide with
existing attribute names in the request object. I guess it shouldn't
be too hard to pick some obsure names for the EJB attributes to
make the collision unlikely (I could even
I tested the JDBC CachedRowSet
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/crs/index.html
"JDBCTM CachedRowSet is an implementation of the Rowset interface. The
Rowset interface is part of the JDBC 2.0 Standard Extension API.
CachedRowSet provides a disconnected, serializable,
Hello all,
I'm not the one who should "announce" this, but since nobody on the list has
even mentioned it, I think, I'll direct your attention to it.
Sun has announced at JavaOne, that they will be giving the source code of
their JSP and Servlet engines for the benefit of the Apache development
hi All:
I just want to know, Is Java programmer certification 1.1 TOUGH???. Do people pass it
at first time. becuase I don't want to clear it in second chance.
Prashant
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I started playing with JSP about two weeks ago and I was using GNUJSP which
implements version 0.92 of the spec. A couple of days ago I downloaded JSWDK1.0-ea
and tried to upgrade to version 1.0 of the spec but I've been having one headache
after another since then. I found that JSP don't
Hi, Irecently upgraded my java-version from jdk1.1 to jdk1.2. The reason
I did this was because I wanted a newer version of the javadoc-function.
The problem I now have is that a class that uses awt doesn't work
anymore. It complains about some fonts not defined and so on and so
forth.
This is
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Hi, it's ne again. I'v been trying to get my awt-class to function
properly since the last mail I posted.
I still get the same errors though I have ripped the class to pieces.
HELP
This is how my class looks like now:
import java.awt.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
Thanks to all who replied to me in private and on the list. Looks like JRun's
parser has a problem.
When you space out expressions like this in JSP page:
%= r.getElement(4) % %= r.getElement(0) %
the JSP engine (JRun) produces the following code:
...
out.print("\r\n\r\ntd bgcolor=FFfont
From what I understand fields on my form are supposed to be loaded into my
bean automatically when my bean is instantiated, if they have the same
names. I realize that I can use 'setProperty' to load them explicitly. My
test code loaded the values into the bean automatically just once. I can't
Hi,
Firstly I have found that although the [bundled with jsp] development jsp
www server engine (in subject) has the "server.inet=" directive in the
default.cfg (properties?) file it does not just bind to that one address
under win32 (NT) - it seems to take over all available IP address in the
Hi,
A javascript function in my jsp file causes a parse error (lexical
error). Here is
a snippet of the function :
if (a b) {
...
}
The culprit is the "" character. How should I deal with this so that
the jsp
can be parsed properly? I am using JRUN as the engine.
Thanks for any info.
Hi,
Here I am again. I'm trying to play now with the "extends" directive. I
implemented a class that to be used in the extends directive and I
followed the SPC 1.0, but these are the problems I encountered.
.- First of all, the example they provide has some spelling mistakes but
that's no
Paul,
I got the Netscape Developer letter in my e-mail yesterday, and was
surprised to find how friendly they are toward JSP -- plugging it as vastly
superior to ASP and, even, better than their own what-is-it? JSDSSSP? I
forget.
Maybe we're seeing a standard emerging. But hark! According to
Hi, all. I am having problems running jsp pages with JRun build 150,
on
Windows NT 4, with Apache 1.3.6.
I have changed my apache document root to the following:
d:\Jrun\jsm-default\services\jws\htdocs\jsp\jspsamp10
This is where the sample JSP 1.0 pages are. I then renamed
index.jsp10 to
If you're interested in details on the Jakarta announcement made
during JavaOne between Sun and Apache, you can read my article on
JavaWorld:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-06-1999/jw-06-sunapache.html
-jh-
P.S. Isn't it nice how this project addresses the concern that
servlet/JSP
Does anyone know when the Jakarta team will release their JSP module?
This will affect whether I'm still going to fund the projects. Thanx!
Brad Neuberg
On Thu, 17 Jun 1999, Jolin, Paul W. wrote:
You might want to check with the Apache project now.
SUN TO LICENSE JAVASERVER PAGES
Hi all ,
I was earlier using applet/servlet combination for a Web based
reporting system.
What I am investigating now is whether I can improve the speed of
the application
by using the JSP/servlet combination or not.
Do you guys have any opinions in this regard ?I would be
Hi,
No. In JSP 1.0 spec, section 2.1.6, it says that whitespace is insignificant
but is preserved. So what Dave complains is valid.
Thanks.
Rob
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From: David Wall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 1999 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: no spaces
It's an important detail, and the spec seems clear enough (2.1.6):
"This specification follows the whitespace behavior defined for XML, that
is; all white space within the body text of a document is not significant, but
is preserved."
Therefore, the whitespace between the two expressions should
look at the source to see if it is actually a JRun problem - I do
this a lot, and I havn't had a problem with no spaces in the _source_, but
the browser does sometimes concatenate the two words.
The HTML 3.2 spec said: "Except within literal text (e.g. the PRE element),
HTML treats contiguous
Hello.
First of all, I am new to this list, so if the question I am asking was
previously covered, please point me to the appropriate archive (and accept
my appologies)
I am trying to build an application that separates business logic from
presentation (i.e. I want to allow my designers to work
Alik wrote:
Hello.
First of all, I am new to this list, so if the question I am asking was
previously covered, please point me to the appropriate archive (and accept
my appologies)
I am trying to build an application that separates business logic from
presentation (i.e. I want to allow
Normally, I'm annoyed by messages like this, in which the sender obviously
hasn't taken trouble to read the blurb at the bottom of every JSP-INTEREST
message. However, I tried twice last week to follow those directions
without avail. Far as I could tell, the blasted list server just wouldn't
let
Hai All,
How to Run Servlets on IIS 4.0 under Windows NT 4.0.
I knew if i install JSDK 2.0 or JavaWebserver1..x or 2.0 i can run Servlets but
this requires another port to run.
But what i want is to run servlets with in the IIS 4.0 ( By default which uses
port 80 ), so that i can
Hai Everybody,
I had a small problem in sending data from applet to servlet
using POST method.
here what i want is to send java objects ( eg: java Vector )
to the backsend servlet.
iam using the HTTP POST Method, so i would i calculate the
length of the Object( the data which i want to
While it won't provide an answer, you may gain some insight by reading
http://www.aptura.com/technology/jspBook_Architectures.html . I'll warn
you, I haven't finished writing it yet. It is part of an effort by
several people to write a "book" on JSP.
If you're interested in more, check out
While trying to convert our JSP .92 code, we
happen to have quite a lot of error messages
javax.servlet.ServletException:
D:\JRun\jsm-default\services\jse\servlets\jsp\assemblee\questionorale.java:38:
Invalid character in input.
File fichier = new File
As more and more web tools, JRun used to support
characters with accent, which do exist in many european languages.For example,
there is no more need to convert a in a
eacute; in a HTML source, thanks to the iso coded alphabet.
This makes a much better readable source, and is helpful to
Steve,
We've had to deal with this problem and we do so by maintaining what we call
"user session" objects. We pass a user session id around to identify the
user session. The requirement was based on the fact that a single user
might open multiple windows of the same browser to access the same
Hey everyone
Is there a way to do a server side includes in JSP?
Here is an example which is possible in ASP
!--#include file="../includes/settings.asp"--
where settings.asp is a file containing global constants
PS. I am not interested in SERVLET/SERVLET include
THanks again
Konstantin
Hey all,
Did anyone try to implement a function within a JSP page?
Is this at all possible?
Example:
%
openDBConnection();
%
%
void openDBConnection() {
out.println("Not implemented");
}
%
Hi,
Functions (methods?) can be implemented within the declaration tag
%! void myMethod() {} %
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On Mon, 21 Jun 1999, Lukin Konstantin wrote:
Did anyone try to implement a function within a JSP page?
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Subject: Car won't start after installing JSP...
Lukin Konstantin wrote:
Hey everyone
Is there a way to do a server side includes in JSP?
Here is an example which is possible in ASP
!--#include file="../includes/settings.asp"--
where settings.asp is a file containing global constants
PS. I am not interested in SERVLET/SERVLET
Hi,
We had some network problems on friday, and I didn't get any answer so
I'm not sure my message got to the list, so I'm sending it again, just
in case. I apologize if it got and you are reading this for the second
time.
After overcoming my problems with the "import" directive (thanks to
Perhaps this list needs to become moderated, to prevent time wasting such as
this.
Umesh Mehendale wrote:
Also check gas.jar , engine.jar , water_level.jar and key.jar in your car
path !!!
Foo.
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To: [EMAIL
Or, we could stop abusing this list and let it serve the purpose it was set up
for, discussing JSP.
Ian Wojtowicz wrote:
I couldn't get your email to compile. This fix works well:
try
{
Perhaps this list needs to become moderated, to prevent time wasting
such as this.
}
catch (
Try this SampleExtends.java. I used it with the public Draft 1.0 spec on suns
reference implementation and JRun's latest release and it worked fine.
Will
Daniel Lopez wrote:
Hi,
We had some network problems on friday, and I didn't get any answer so
I'm not sure my message got to the
Hi,
I just downloaded Jsp1.0 and started the server (I'm using jdk1.2)
when I try to view http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/dates/date.jsp
I get the following error.
Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to report
such errors more gracefully
Hello,
Did you add tools.jar to your classpath ?
Le 19:38 22/06/99 +, Nithi Rajan a écrit:
Hi,
I just downloaded Jsp1.0 and started the server (I'm using jdk1.2)
when I try to view http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/dates/date.jsp
I get the following error.
Unhandled error! You might want
Hi, all
i want to start with JSP, what are the minimum requirements to start with JSP? like
IIS, NT etc etc.
thanks,
Prashant
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Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 5:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
Did you add tools.jar to your
Create
a ByteArrayOutputStream and write the data there first - this has a size()
method that will tell you how many bytes are in the stream,
Kevin
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Server Pages specification and reference
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I have the same problem David had.
I was trying to generate the option list os an option form field. What I did
was :
option value="1"%=(String)formRequest.get ("Num")%
%=(String)formRequest.get ("Name")%/option
As a result in the page source code, I obtained :
option
Bare minimum is JDK and JSWDK
J
Thanks for your message at 06:07 PM 6/22/99 +0530, Prashant Swaroop:
Hi, all
i want to start with JSP, what are the minimum requirements to start with
JSP? like IIS, NT etc etc.
John ZukowskiFocus on Java Guide / http://java.about.com
Author Java AWT
I have several pbs :
1. I store this in the session object : CE (it's the code
of a color)
session.putValue(CouleurTitre,CE);
And I want to retrieve it in order to put it in
a table, I do this :
String CouleurTitre =
session.getValue(CouleurTitre).toString();
CouleurTitre
Hi,
Remember that at the client side, JSP looks like ordinary HTML.
Bye,
Amir
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From: Lomesh Contractor [mailto:[EMAIL
I did not find it difficult at all. It was a cakewalk.
Following book is real good for exam preparation. Author is part of JAVA
test preparation team. You will find lots of questions from this book in
exam. Sample tests in this book are very good for exam preparation. It is
around 500(?) pages
My concern is that Allaire may decide to bundle servlet/jsp
with their products, much like what other application server
vendors do. If you only want serlvet/jsp engine for IIS and Netscape,
then SE may become the only choice. (Of course, it would be
a different story if MS/NS decide to
Did you restart your JavaServer? It loads the class files once and does not
reload them when they change.
Chris
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From: Paul Sterk [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 22, 1999 2:47 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:
Hello all!
We're using JSP1.0 under JWS2.0beta2.
We've been trying to get "page forwarding" working. Specifically, to get
one JSP page to simply forward over to another JSP page without doing a
round-trip to the client browser.
The simplest JSP file I've come up with for this is a 2-liner
has anyone read JSP for Practical Program Design? I need a good book for
JSP (and Java while I'm at it).
Thanks,
Josh
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Joshua I suggest you check out this IBM redbook, although it is
primarily for the IBM Websphere Server it does give a good introduction
into using JSP for applications.
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/SG245423/sg245423.pdf
Joshua Rudin wrote:
has anyone read JSP for Practical Program Design? I
Do not buy this book. JSP in this case stands for Jackson Structured
Programming, I remember it well from ny COBOL days. The year of publishing
should give it way , 1996 (recent by COBOL standards).
David Beale.
Reading U.K
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Hi,
does anybody know, how many threads the free version of Jrun is able to
support concurrently?
Thanks in advance.
Elena
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Nicolas Pujol wrote:
Is there any possibility for one Bean to expire before other Beans?
It appears to me that it should not be possible, since it is the session
that expires and not the Beans. I want to make sure that it is good
enough for me to check for the existence of one Bean in
Sorry. 5 is the # of concurrent connections, if I read things correctly.
I'm not aware of an actual thread limitation.
J
Thanks for your message at 05:14 PM 6/23/99 +, Elena Palanca:
Thanks for your answer, but now I'm a little bit confused.
My new questions are:
1) Is 5 the number of
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