perhaps the new tomcat manager keep to much things in cache...
Absolutely. Tag instances may be re-used. This means you can only do setup for your
tag at the last minute in doStartTag().
See
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00846.html
for more info, explained more
perhaps the new tomcat manager keep to much things in cache...
Absolutely. Tag instances may be re-used. This means you can
only do setup for your tag at the last minute in doStartTag().
doStartTag ???
isn't it doEndTag ??
Well, I meant get things ready for your tag, not clean up
I'm building a web application (or two) with Tomcat (4.1.18 LE, Windows 2000). Every
time my connection to the internet goes down (or Sun's website...), Tomcat stops
working, unable to resolve DTDs.
Is this the correct behaviour? From googling, I gather that Tomcat is supposed to keep
a local
not contain a try-catch block at all? I don't want
to specify an error page in every JSP, because I'd like to keep all the
error handling unified.
Any help would be most appreciated,
Simon MacMullen
