Hi Eddie
Transactions with container trans. management are commitet automaticaly after
business method is called, if there was no exceptions. You can prevent it by invoking
setRollbackOnly() method at context of the session. After this
transaction should roll back in any case.
Sunday, January
This seems to be the line that is causing problems.
ServiceManager serviceManager =
org.apache.soap.server.http.ServerHTTPUtils.getServiceManagerFromContext(application);
Apparently the implicit 'application' call is causing the NoClassDefException.
Anyone see this before?
Jonathan Bricker
Hi,
Somebody
knows a method to transfer attributes or objects that is not the web from
trought JSP.
Thanks,
It probably depends on how you have it configured. The main thing to
remember is that J2EE uses multiple classloaders and each classloader
can potentially have it's own version of a singleton.
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Overview:
We are an accounting software house and have developed a J2EE
application which works with together with our legacy system enabling
sales orders to be collected via the web. Our users are able to
customise the JSP pages and host their applications with a suitable ISP.
An ISP would like
Are you developing
Java applications using Swing, AWT and
servlets/JSP?Companies that
develop Java applications today must choose between making a GUI front end
using AWT/Swing or HTML front end using servlets and JSP. Either choice
has advantages
Further to what Mike has said, I'll just give you a little update on the
status of the Log4j 1.2 release.
The 1.2 code base is largely different to the 1.1 base, and has features
that when finished, will be useful for using in application servers, and
make it a lot easier to configure.
The
Hi,
AFAIK, it depends on the browser. When you have frames and hit reload,
some browsers refresh the original set of frames and some refresh the
current state of the frames. I can't say that one of the options is bad,
as both of them can be interpreted as reloading the page. Sometimes
one
