On Wed, 16 Jun 1999, Chris Kakris wrote:
# > If I just want to use JSP with say a Postgres JDBC driver, do I need jserv?
#
# My understanding is that JSP requires a servlet environment.
# So yes you do need jserv.
Gnujsp runs as servlet to produce classess from .jsp files by parsing
them, so it
> If I just want to use JSP with say a Postgres JDBC driver, do I need jserv?
My understanding is that JSP requires a servlet environment.
So yes you do need jserv.
Chris Kakris
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If I just want to use JSP with say a Postgres JDBC driver, do I need jserv?
john
On 15-Jun-99 Chris Kakris wrote:
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Riyad Kalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I want to activate JSP pages with Apache 1.36 on my stock RH
> 5.2 machine, how do I go about doing this? Do I just
> download the "solaris" version of JSP from Sun?
FYI: AFAIK, this package does only work with JSDK 2.1 and if you're
planing to use JSer
Oh hey, good call you just reminded me of a good question I
had.
I want to activate JSP pages with Apache 1.36 on my stock RH
5.2 machine, how do I go about doing this? Do I just
download the "solaris" version of JSP from Sun? I got a bit
thrown off by this on the download page. Because with the
Roland Carlsson wrote:
>
> I have a server that runs Apache with Apache jserv and it
> works fine. But the servlet that runs on the server does
> much of the work i could do with javaserver pages. So I
> would like to start moving my servlet to jsp but i'm not
> sure how to do this... I'd guess t
