I need use Jserv because tomcat just works with war archiver (am I wrong?)
and not with servlets in directories like was in Jserv. I donīt use JSPīs
(wasnīt available that time), instead I use static pages with dinamic tags
that I change on the fly, and the system is already in production. I would
be too much work to change everything to JSP...
And is the Jserv compatible with the APIīs of JBoss client????
At 12:59 13/06/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I suspect it crshed because the new methods are not available in the old
>JServ package. Try compiling it using the old API and deploying it that way,
>it should work. Assuming you have everything there you should still be able
>to do lookups. I haven't of course tried this. best bet would really be to
>upgrade to the latest versions (stable) of tomcat.
>
>Al
>
>
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>Is it possible to use old jserv (now tomcat) to run servlets that are
>clients to EJB JBoss remote objects??
>
>Thatīs because I have a system in production (web-centric) using
>jserv/apache/JSDK2.0/IBMJava2-1.3 and I made a new servlet accessing EJB
>objects.
>But the httpsession methods getValue and putValue are deprecated (in the
>new Servlet API in which i compiled the servlet), and when i put it to run
>it didnīt recognize the method getProperties (new method por getValue()).
>
>I tried to put the new Servlet API, but it crashed the Jserv.
>
>I indeed have to use new tomcat???
>
>Please help...
>
>
>Emerson Cargnin
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