I use the Gel IDE, from www.gexperts.com
I've used JBuilder, Eclipse, Netbeans, JCreator and various text editors
with syntax highlighting, but nothing mathes Gel IMO.
And it's free..
regards,
Vidar
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From: Duncan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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From: Shapira, Yoav [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Howdy,
If you're using servlets,
getServletContext().setAttribute(myPersistenceManager,
myPersistenceManager) would do the trick. If you're using JSPs, it's
pageContext.setAttribute(...).
Is there any reason why it is
Have you noticed any performance problems with storing large amounts of data
in the servlet context?
I'm developing a cache for my webapp, and I can't decide if I want to use a
static class or store cache instances in the servlet context.
Vidar
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From: Tim Funk
I understand that you can't put every object you want to cache in the
servletcontext, and a holder/wrapper object is needed. But you still need to
call servletContext.getAttribute() once for every request. The question is:
Does it matter performance-wise if the objects you store in the
