Re: Fetching Initialization parameters for a servlet in Jrun

2000-07-13 Thread Geeta Ramani
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Re: Fetching Initialization parameters for a servlet in Jrun

2000-07-12 Thread Prakash Satyan
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Re: Fetching Initialization parameters for a servlet in Jrun

2000-07-12 Thread Geeta Ramani
Satyan: We routinely use initialization parameters for our servlets, including alias names, and we use JRun, and yes, you are right, the servlets.properties file is the file to edit. What kind of error are you getting? I assume your initialization code is in the init() method? Maybe you can put y

Re: Fetching Initialization parameters for a servlet in Jrun

2000-07-11 Thread RICHARDSON-SIMON (IT)
Satyan >> How do we do the same in Weblogic? You edit the weblogic.properties file in your servers home directory, specifying weblogic.httpd.register.= weblogic.httpd.initArgs.==, \ = .. then to retrieve the initialisation parameters from