Ant is an xml based build tool. Can also do a lot of other stuff. try
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/ for more details. Tomcat is a webcontainer!!
-prabhakar
tell me what is this tomcat ant...
1) is it software
r extra utility...which added to taomcat
and where to install it
Have you tried reading the faq/doc on the ant site:
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant
-prabhakar
what u mean by this
ant is a java based build tool (a kind of make).
http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html
what kind of make..
what does this have advantage..i serioulsy don't
Set up your servlet in web.xml like this:
servlet
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
servlet-classmyservlet.class.file/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
servlet-namemyservlet/servlet-name
url-pattern//url-pattern
You can try to use the ssl connector for tomcat. Check the server.xml. it might be
commented out in there.
-prabhakar
i have a servlet running in Tomcat 3.2.4 in conjunction with Apache +
mod_ssl,
and am wondering how i can configure such that HTTPS must be used to access
the servlet.
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Try JFreeChart from objectrefinery.com. It is Oprn Source...
-prabhakar
We need to display graphs on our web pages based on our data reports. We
guess we need a set of API to create the GIF/JPEG files dynamically in
servlets. I read
The Servlet API src is not distributed with Tomcat. You can download it from:
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-servletapi-4/nightly/src/
-prabhakar
Does anyone know where I can find the soure code for the
javax.servlet.* classes?
I thought they used to be distributed w/Tomcat
We have seen the same problem on windows too. It happens randomly. I think it is a
problem with the HTTP connector.
-prabhakar
I've encountered a bizarre problem with Tomcat 4 stand-alone, regarding the loading
of graphics. Some of the graphics for my site wil load, while others will not,
Steve:
The Servlet API does not have a nightly build, in the sense that I don't think it
changes every night. All the files in the directory you mentiones have the same size.
It seems
like they just get built every night when the tomcat build is done. We have used these
to successfully build
They are built every night. I just don't think there are any changes to the underlying
API. If you get any of those archives, they are probably just the same. The API is
directly tied to the Java Servlet spec, so it doesn't change that frequently.
-prabhakar
According to the source downloads
We are trying to use the builtin webDAV servlet in Tomcat 4.0 to provide access to an
existing filesystem. This will enable the users to use any webDAV client to add\edit
files to our webapp. Has anyone successfully done this? Any pointers or info
appreciated.
thanks
prabhakar
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