Re: two simple questions

1999-03-02 Thread jon *
> Just jumping into the subject ... where are the outputs if the servlet > is called from a client browser ? It it output to wherever the servlet engine was started. If you start Apache JServ manually in a telnet session, then the System.out.print() would go to that window because that

Re: two simple questions

1999-03-02 Thread Gregory . GRUZ
Just jumping into the subject ... where are the outputs if the servlet is called from a client browser ? Greg __ Reply Separator _ Subject: Re: two simple questions Author: sxz ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) at

Re: two simple questions

1999-03-02 Thread Shaoping Zhou
System.out..println() prints to where ever you started the servlets. For example, I manually started the servlet engine from an xterm, then I got the output of the System.out.println() from the same xterm. ServletContext.getServlet(servletName) is supported for BACKWARD compatibility, but really