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jon * wrote:
> Wow. This is a simple fix.
>
> You do not have an out.close() in your code (it should happen in a finally
> block to ensure that it will be executed even if an exception is thrown).
> You might also want to try the latest version of Apache JServ from CVS. I
> made a one line code correction earlier today that will probably help in
> cases where you forget to put an out.close() into your code.
I was running off of the CVS version as of about an hour before I posted
that message. Adding out.close() did not fix it (since the problem was
in reading data from Apache into JServ), but out.close() is a good
idea. The patch sent by Jon Smirl does fix this problem. I sent you a
patch that should work (his diff didn't).
> Also, which JSDK are you using? Are you using the clone one and not the
> official Sun one? If so, older versions of it had bugs with this stuff I
> believe.
JSDK 2.0 from Sun.
> Lastly, I hope you don't really write code like that for your servlets. You
> should at least be using ECS. It would make your code look a LOT better.
> <http://java.apache.org/ecs/>. If you want to have an easier to use system
> for creating sites, you should use Turbine
> <http://java.apache.org/turbine/>. With Turbine, your code will never have
> the issues of forgetting to put in out.close().
The idea for submitting a test case was to remove all variables and to
make it as simple to compile as possible. We're actually using a
homegrown html generation package, as well as our own servlet framework
(which appears to be fairly similar to Turbine).
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