Hello,

I use servlets for some times now without any problem.
I've used them on a NT Box with Apache + Jserv then now with only Tomcat
(JSWDK web server)

I've a lot of problems with JSP.


Problem # 1
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I've never had problems with servlets (in the worse case, during
development the servlet crashes and the error messages are displayed in
NT/DOS box.


If I modify a jsp file and make a mistake, the JVM crashes (Dr Watson..)
except if before trying the jsp file I delete all previously produced
JSP-servlets (in my Work directory.

This is not a big problem for me because I use it in a experimental limited
intranet, but what this show is that it very easy to crash the whole JVM
with a servlet under current implementation.


This could be a problem in a mixed team organization (developers working
with designers) because if inadvertently a designer changes something in
the JSP code.. he can crash the whole stuff. That strange considering Java
security model.

Does any body have a list of "don't" to ensure server protection when using
jsp files ?

Problem # 2
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When using a connection poll class and preparedstatement (and a lot of
statements) a code that runs perfectly well in a servlet fails in a JSP file

Does somebody have some recommendations when using preparedstatements with
JSP ?


Thanks in advance
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