The best idea so far! Another time when the HttpServletRequestWrapper is gonna help
out.
Martin
> -Original Message-
> From: Chad Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: woensdag 8 oktober 2003 16:43
> To: Tomcat Developers List
> Subject: RE: Order of parameters
>
>
> Heh, well ofco
> The solution is to pass a fields list as an additional
> paramter, and use
> that field list to drive the ordering of your form.
That is of course possible, but requires more code in the form, which is in my opinion
totally unnecessary. ASP, and I think PHP as well, have this as one of their m
> MOST browsers; certainly not all.
100% true
> If you are requiring order it may makes the most sense to NOT
> trust the wire - but do the ordering yourself on entry as described.
Well, the reason I'm proposing this is I'm modifying a form handler which simply mails
all fields encountered to
put a little overhead at request creation and
getParameterNames.
Martin van Dijken
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penders and verbosity settings any more. The only log4j.properties file
this setup accepts can be on a global location.
So, does anybody know of a solution that allows me to get rid of all of the "does not
implement Log" exceptions and allow me to use logging on a per-webapp base?
Mart
