Hi there, I've got a very simple question that I can't solve.
We've got already implemented a system, which works just fine.
But we had the problem that we needed to make a little change and put that
version on production, having to restart the application.
Which is the right way to solve the
Hi,
I'm using Tomcat 5, and jdk 1.4.0 , and sometimes I receive
java.lang.NullPointerException without stack trace.
This exception cannot be reproduced, simply happens, on our customer
production server, randomly (3 o 4 times a day).
The system, is actually being used by 15 people
Hi gurus,
I're really searched the web, but I really need you help.
I've migrated my app, from Tomcat 4.0.6 to Tomcat 5.0. everything went fine.
As I had the service installed on Tomcat 4.0.6, I did the same on Tomcat, but
using the installer that Jakarta provides.
The problem of that, was that
Hi experts:
I must say that I've got a little experience using digester for XML
configuration files, but now I must populate some beans for a interface between
systems and it's really quite diferent.
I've also read about converters and my doubty come's just at that point.
Let me explain it.
Hi everyone.
I've just made my application work with an SQL Server Datasource, wich is written
below. It's working fine, but there's one problem (or not), so I want to ask you folks.
As you can see I put at the parameter maxConnections a value of 3.
Then I made a test, getting a Connection from
to suplay the demand, after all connection without use are released your
current connections come back to 3 connection in pool as you setted to 3 max
connection alive in the pool.
Regards,
Edson
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Hi all, I'm using a class in my aplication to generate XML. It works perfectly, and it
is used EVERYWERE for sending results from the server to the client.
This way of sending information is developed by iterating some collections, and
appending it in on a StringBuffer.
The XML is well formed,
Ok, I'll try it, thanks.
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Leo,
You could use log4j and configure it to output to the console. Attached
is a