Re: Debug JSP - how to?
Try uncommenting the error-page thing in web.xml, this would let you see what is actually going on. Johan - Original Message - From: Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, June 29, 2001 8:07 AM Subject: Re: Debug JSP - how to? I AM using IE and that thingy for *user friendly* messages has been disabled. Both Netscape and IE attempts to save the file instead of displaying it. What I do not understand is, how can I actually make an instance of the class but not use a method in it? Seems odd to me. mvh / best regards Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen - Original Message - From: Scot Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 5:21 PM Subject: Re: Debug JSP - how to? Henrik, Are you by chance using IE? If you are, go to the advanced properties and disable the beautified error page display, this will give you the actual jsp error information from things like 500 Server Errors. If you're using nutscrape and not getting meaningful error messages, then something is radically wrong. - peace - scot weber / [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ this space reserved for something really clever ] Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen wrote: Hello I have this servlet, which actually doesn't do much except write html, so for testing purpose I decided to change it to JSP. I want to use some methods defined in our homegrown packages and imported the package with: %@ page import=com.mypacke.util.* % I then wrote the following: . . % Cleo c = new Cleo(); out.println(Howdy from Cleo: + c.getDate()); % . . the result was, that my page could not be displayed. Removing the reference: c.getDate() helped but I cannot find any hints ind the logfiles as to WHY it doesn't work. med venlig hilsen / best regards Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen
Re: Debug JSP - how to?
Henrik, Are you by chance using IE? If you are, go to the advanced properties and disable the beautified error page display, this will give you the actual jsp error information from things like 500 Server Errors. If you're using nutscrape and not getting meaningful error messages, then something is radically wrong. - peace - scot weber / [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ this space reserved for something really clever ] Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen wrote: Hello I have this servlet, which actually doesn't do much except write html, so for testing purpose I decided to change it to JSP. I want to use some methods defined in our homegrown packages and imported the package with: %@ page import=com.mypacke.util.* % I then wrote the following: . . % Cleo c = new Cleo(); out.println(Howdy from Cleo: + c.getDate()); % . . the result was, that my page could not be displayed. Removing the reference: c.getDate() helped but I cannot find any hints ind the logfiles as to WHY it doesn't work. med venlig hilsen / best regards Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen
Re: Debug JSP - how to?
I AM using IE and that thingy for *user friendly* messages has been disabled. Both Netscape and IE attempts to save the file instead of displaying it. What I do not understand is, how can I actually make an instance of the class but not use a method in it? Seems odd to me. mvh / best regards Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen - Original Message - From: Scot Weber [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 5:21 PM Subject: Re: Debug JSP - how to? Henrik, Are you by chance using IE? If you are, go to the advanced properties and disable the beautified error page display, this will give you the actual jsp error information from things like 500 Server Errors. If you're using nutscrape and not getting meaningful error messages, then something is radically wrong. - peace - scot weber / [EMAIL PROTECTED] [ this space reserved for something really clever ] Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen wrote: Hello I have this servlet, which actually doesn't do much except write html, so for testing purpose I decided to change it to JSP. I want to use some methods defined in our homegrown packages and imported the package with: %@ page import=com.mypacke.util.* % I then wrote the following: . . % Cleo c = new Cleo(); out.println(Howdy from Cleo: + c.getDate()); % . . the result was, that my page could not be displayed. Removing the reference: c.getDate() helped but I cannot find any hints ind the logfiles as to WHY it doesn't work. med venlig hilsen / best regards Henrik Skafsgaard Larsen
