Sorry,
I mixed up two different things: The EcsServletElement uses the
RequestDispatcher - that's absolutely safe.
I thought it'd open an URL connection (as it the DiskCach does) and this
would result in looping from the servlet container, through the web server
back to the servlet container -
ingo schuster wrote:
Sorry,
I mixed up two different things: The EcsServletElement uses the
RequestDispatcher - that's absolutely safe.
I thought it'd open an URL connection (as it the DiskCach does) and this
would result in looping from the servlet container, through the web
server
At 14:04 02/16/01, Santiago Gala wrote:
ingo schuster wrote:
Sorry,
I mixed up two different things: The EcsServletElement uses the
RequestDispatcher - that's absolutely safe.
I thought it'd open an URL connection (as it the DiskCach does) and this
would result in looping from the servlet
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, but
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
David Sean Taylor wrote:
try this link, it covers the basic steps to writing a portlet
http://www.bluesunrise.com/jetspeed/PortletHowTo.htm
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