Hi there.
I'm new to servlets and JSP and would like to know whether Tomcat is a good
production server. The application is an Internet Accounts and Management
System for hotels to enable them to charge guests according the the amount
of time the connection was enabled for them (Switches shall be a
Hi Again,
Thanks for the info on using Tomcat as production server Vikramjit.
Another question:
I want to be able to use form-based authentication using JDBCRealm and I
have a doubt regarding setting Tomcat for it.
The documentation says I should
"place the JDBC driver in CATALINE_HOME/common/lib..
Hi there,
I'm about to start on my first professional JSP/Servlet project and have
done some "hands dirtyin'" on the Sun One Studio IDE. I'd like to know how
reliable and popular this IDE is and how does it compare to others.
Regards,
Omer
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Hi again,
In my web application, I need a trigger that will be executed the system
time is greater than one of the (date/time) fields in the database. The
trigger then needs to call a method in another class (an SNMP API that would
allow me to disable a switch's port). I'd like to ask where I shou
Hi there,
I need to configure Tomcat's JDBCRealm for Declarative Security. I'd like to
know how I can get the driver file for Access. (I make a DSN by Data Sources
(ODBC) in Control Panel but I need to be able to access that driver file and
change it to .jar to use it).
Regards,
Omer
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Hi,
To keep my data and command beans separate, I want to put them in separate
folders (Beans and Actions, respectively) under my specific web-appl.
folder. The Command beans need to instantiate objects of data bean types. I
need to import classes from the beans package.
To my knowledge, one option
I need to be able to programmatically prevent header and footer from being
printed along with the reports.
I've spent quite some time searching for a solution. The 2 scripts I got
that should have worked did not work with IE 6.
I have searched for an IE6-specific solution, but with no success.
Tha
