Daniel Tillin wrote:
> Here's one for you to chew the fat on!!
>
> If you define a bean with application scope, will that reference be
> available to all other JSPs you serve?
The reference will be available to all JSP pages and servlets within the same web
application, but not to JSP pages and servlets that are part of other applications
running within the same server.
>
> Also, is anyone using IBM Websphere Application Server V2.0, and/or the IBM
> HTTP Server (powered
> by Apache Version 1.3.3) and if so can you assure me that they support JSP
> V1.0 +.
> Up until now, I've been surviving with the IBM WebSphere Test Environment
> shipped with VA for Java V2.0, but this only supports pre V1.0
> specification, so I think I might have to switch.
> Does VA for Java V3.0 support JSP V1.0 +?
>
I don't use WebSphere so I don't know for sure, but my understanding is that this
version supports JSP 0.91 only. You're much better off asking IBM directly what
version they support, and what their plans are for future versions.
Don't know at all about VAJ.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Dan
>
Craig McClanahan
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