how to upgrade to 3.2.1 from 3.1beta

i had tomcat 3.1 beta running with no problems. i downloaded jakarta-tomcat-3.2.1.tar.gz from the tomcat website and gunzip'd and untar'd it. i copied my original tomcat installation directory to another location and then put the new 3.2.1 contents in its place. what else would have to be done

problem migrating to tomcat 3.2.1 - please help

i had tomcat 3.1beta something installed on my freebsd box. all was well. i grabbed tomcat 3.2.1 final and installed it. starting the server and hitting the default context (ROOT) as well as playing with the Context Admin servlet showed me that tomcat was setup somewhat properly. well i had a

problem with applet and JDBC

tomcat 3.1, mysql 3.23.21, mm.mysql 2.02, freebsd 4.0-RELEASE we have an applet that tries to connect our database (applet and database hosted on same machine) using a connection pooling class (a la Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages by Marty Hall)problem is that we get a "Connection failure

design for a database pool and applets

i have many ways i can think of to do a pooled database connection thing with servlets and jspbut how can i get applets using the pool too? any ideas?

where can i get pay by incident or something for java servletdevelopment

i have been looking all over for answers to my question/problem and have not gotten it resolved yet. my client is growing very concerned, as am i. anyone know where i can get some pay by incident support or does anyone want to volunteer to have me call them or email them directly for help?

Re: How do you pass data from a servlet to a jsp page?

on 11/1/00 1:31 PM, Bill Pfeiffer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Are you using the request dispatcher to pass the servlet request to the jsp? I do this all the time, setAttribute in the servlet (controller), call forward() to forward the request to the jsp, and do request.getAttribute().

Re: How do you pass data from a servlet to a jsp page?

on 11/1/00 1:52 PM, Craig R. McClanahan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Harding, David" wrote: odd, getServletContext() returns null for me The 99.9% cause of this one is having an init(ServletConfig config) method that fails to call super.init(config) somewhere. I us

strange applet/plugin issues

im not sure where to get help on this one but here goes...perhaps someone here has had this problem: i am developing swing applets on a freebsd machine running tomcat 3.1. i write two hello world type applets that used swing. on my client machine (redhat 7, netscape 4.75) i installed the java

Re: strange applet/plugin issues

now things are working againodd...very oddi think maybe my jdk/jre install is not clean. hr