Disable Refresh Function in IE

[Bala Nemani]

Hi:

Is there a way to disable REFRESH functionality. I.e. not just
hiding the Refresh button but disable the refresh functionality it self (F5
function key also).

Thanks


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Page Auto Refresh

[Bala Nemani]

Hi: 

We have several JSP pages in our application. In few of the 
pages, we open small windows (pop up windows) for 
displaying/updating specific information. 

We like to refresh the main page upon closing a pop up window. 
We could do this but every time we close the popup window, 
Microsoft IE asks another question To make sure user wants to 
refresh (send information to refresh). 

Is there a way to suppress this Default IE's question and do an 
auto refresh? 

Thanks 
Bala 


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Session expiring(?) on UNIX platform. Help!!!!...

[Bala Nemani]

Hello All: 
We are working on an application which stores successful userid in a session
and used for subsequent user requests. On NT platform the app runs fine.
However on UNIX platform, the values stored in session are not found (or the
session not found?). Every time a request comes from user it appears to be
looking for a new session. Checked application code and it works perfectly
fine on NT. Seems something to do with Tomcat on UNIX platform. Appreciate
if anyone can help... 
Thanks in Advance 

Bala Nemani 

Session expiring(?) on UNIX platform. Help!!!!

[Bala Nemani]

Hello All:

We are working on an application which stores successful userid in a session

and used for subsequent user requests. On NT platform the app runs fine. 
However on UNIX platform, the values stored in session are not found (or the

session not found?). Every time a request comes from user it appears to be 
looking for a new session. Checked application code and it works perfectly 
fine on NT. Seems something to do with Tomcat on UNIX platform. Appreciate
if 
anyone can help...

Thanks in Advance
Bala Nemani 

Session expiring(?) on UNIX platform. Help!!!!

[Bala Nemani]

Hi:
We are working on an application which stores successful userid in a session

and used for subsequent user requests. On NT platform the app runs fine. 
However on UNIX platform, the values stored in session are not found (or the

session not found?). Every time a request comes from user it appears to be 
looking for a new session. Checked application code and it works perfectly 
fine on NT. Seems something to do with Tomcat on UNIX platform. Appreciate
if 
anyone can help...

Thanks in Advance

Bala Nemani 

RE: Tomcat on Windows vs. Unix

[Bala Nemani]

Thanks for the response.

We are going to move to 3.2.3 soon. Thanks

-Original Message-
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Sent: Monday, August 20, 2001 2:20 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Tomcat on Windows vs. Unix


1.  keep in mind the differences in naming conventions on Windows and Unix:
backslashes and forward slashes, case-sensitivity, end-of-line
characters
(files created on Windows, if not transferred properly, will appear on Unix
with every line terminated with a "^M")

2. Why not use the latest release version of Tomcat, 3.2.3?  Is there a
compelling reason to stay with the 3.1 branch?


> From: Bala Nemani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Date: Mon, 20 Aug 2001 13:51:32 -0400
> To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Tomcat on Windows vs. Unix
> 
> Hi:
> 
>> We are developing a web application using Tomcat 3.1, Oracle DB, JSP,
Java
>> Servelets using MVC Architecture. All the development and testing is
being
>> done in Windows platform (Tomcat running on Windows 2000). But customer
>> would like to deploy Tomcat on Unix
>> 
>> Are there any known issues that we need to be pay extra attention to?
Have
>> any one done this kind of deployment? Any help/hints are appreciated
>> 
>> Regards,
>> Bala Nemani
>> 

Tomcat on Windows vs. Unix

[Bala Nemani]

Hi:

> We are developing a web application using Tomcat 3.1, Oracle DB, JSP, Java
> Servelets using MVC Architecture. All the development and testing is being
> done in Windows platform (Tomcat running on Windows 2000). But customer
> would like to deploy Tomcat on Unix
> 
> Are there any known issues that we need to be pay extra attention to? Have
> any one done this kind of deployment? Any help/hints are appreciated
> 
> Regards,
> Bala Nemani
>