- that's bad as you can deadlock the system
with this setup. We ran into this problem: A portlet used a servlet as a
connector to it's data. For demonstration purposes we tried to run this
connector servlet on the same machine... So don't use the DiskCache to
access servlets on the same machine
back to the servlet container - that's bad as you can deadlock
the system with this setup. We ran into this problem: A portlet used a
servlet as a connector to it's data. For demonstration purposes we tried
to run this connector servlet on the same machine... So don't use the
DiskCache
container, through the web
server back to the servlet container - that's bad as you can deadlock the
system with this setup. We ran into this problem: A portlet used a
servlet as a connector to it's data. For demonstration purposes we tried
to run this connector servlet on the same machine... So
xbill wrote:
For development- another option is to put your JDBC calls
in a basic JSP and run it from:
WRT MVC, is this really the kind of advice we want to be giving on the list?
:)
I remember seeing that you could generate JSP
using ECS- but I haven't tested this yet.
yes, create a new
The postings below pointed to the two most promising approaches:
- Either take your servlets code and pack it into a portlet or
- using the EcsServletElement to include the output of a servlet within a
portlet (see earlier postings about this topic).
(Note that the latter way is very easy
Hi,
I think org.apache.jetspeed.util.servlet.EcsServletElement should do the job, but
didn't try it yet.
It extends the ECS concrete element.
Regards
Udo
On Tue, 13 Feb 2001 20:32:11 +0100, Reddy, Ayndla Srinivas wrote:
Hello,
I have a simple servlet which connects to mysql database
Ingo,
What you wrote here is of interest to me:
(Note that the latter way is very easy, but it is generally
bad practise to
open HTTP connections from within a servlet container to a
servlet in the
same container. In systems under high load, the
EcsServletElement sould
only be used with
David Sean Taylor wrote:
Ingo,
What you wrote here is of interest to me:
(Note that the latter way is very easy, but it is generally
bad practise to
open HTTP connections from within a servlet container to a
servlet in the
same container. In systems under high load, the
, 2001 11:32 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: servlet to portlet
Hello,
I have a simple servlet which connects to mysql database running under
tomcat (4.0). I am trying to make a portlet from it and make it run in
jetspeed (1.3a.). I am presently checking out the documentation
