Hi,
Thanks for all the reply of problem in using out.println in method. :)
I have another question is that, what is the max number of concurrent
access to tomcat? Currently there's a IIS server with tomcat installed, and
around 300 ppl having their own account is using the server. From the admin
reply, he said that tomcat can't handle such number of request n need to
restart the tomcat everytime (because of compiling??) when users ftp their new
files and replace the old one? It is because there might got problem in the
server (what the admin reply). May I know that whether it's like that? or
because of some other reason?
Thanks ... :)
regards,
Wayne
Quoting Shawn Zhu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> No need to do that, Wayne. =)
>
> Just redefine your public method to include the (JspWriter out)
> <%! void aF(JspWriter out){
> out.println("testing");
> }
> %>
> ...
> <% aF(out); %>
>
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