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>Hi,
>Finally I am able to run a simple jsp page which calls a bean class (say
>mybean).
>
>
>Anyway, now, I have included a form in this jsp page. In the form there
>is a text field through which I pass a value to "mybean".
>
>The form action calls "mybean" class, and the bean class uses
>setAttribute & callPage, and tries to call the SAME jsp page.
Maybe you try to decide in the JSP page what do do next based on the
return of the bean method?
>
>But, this doesn't seem to be working. The interesting part is, I do not
>get any error either in the browser or in the server error_log file.
>
>I am using the following in my wrapper.classpth in jserv.properties file
>:
>GNUJSP1.0 (lib/gnujsp10cvs.jar)
>
>JSDK2.0 (jsdk.jar, jst.jar)
>
>JSDK2.1 (servlet.jar)
>
>jswdk1.0 (lib/servlet.jar)
>
>jdk1.2 lib/rt.jar, lib/dt.jar)
>
>jserv (lib/ApacheJserv.jar)
>
>Any help is highly appreciate.
>TIA
>
>-
>Gaurav Kishore
>
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Ciao,
Carsten
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