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almost useless if they can't trust their database to be up. On top
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Config.set(application, Config.SQL_DATASOURCE, ds);
It should be Config.SQL_DATA_SOURCE
Again, thank you for your thoughtful response.
Regards,
Dror
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contexts, it would be a big win.
By the way got your books and read the chapter about packaging JSPs into
a JAR file. Very helpful.
Dror
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32PM -0400, Shawn Bayern wrote:
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> > We're using Tomcat 4.x We're planning on deploying the JSTL in
> > multiple contexts. Do we need to put the jar files in each context or
> > is it safe to put them in Tomcat's lib dire
Hi folks,
We're using Tomcat 4.x
We're planning on deploying the JSTL in multiple contexts. Do we need to
put the jar files in each context or is it safe to put them in Tomcat's
lib directory?
Thanks,
Dror
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equence of exceptions, you turn on
log.debug, and then it will unroll things all the way. With XSL
exceptions it can take as long as 30 seconds.
By the way, anyone know why printing a stack trace is such a slow
operation?
Dror
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es.
I'm not worried about the length, but waiting 15 seconds or more can be
a pain. Anyone's run into this problem. Any brilliant suggestions?
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repopulate the .jsp and .class files. Is there a way to do this?
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fetch the user's name. So "zapatecUser" is only visible inside the
tag.
Dror
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> article at http://www.stardeveloper.com:8080/articles/081601-1.shtm
anis in JSPs to do this?
Thanks,
Dror
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> > How do you do the opposite, how do you fetch a var from a tag into your
> > java code? I'd like to have a tag that fetches
this.
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Dror
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