Obviously in both cases only the .class file can be run.
What differs is when and how they get compiled. Your servlet's source
is not monitored ever but your JSP source is. Therefore when the JSP
source changes the container recompiles it and executes teh new .class
file. In the case of a
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From: haroldorg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Subject: Questions about TOMCAT
Hello,
My name is Haroldo and I work in RCS Informatica
(www.rcs.srv.br), an
Subject: Re: Questions about Tomcat and Apache Integration?
From: Jack Gao [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Nobody has interests with it?
Well, maybe I should give more information. I believe somebody must have
interests with it also.
I tried to use mod_webapp, but since I can not get apache and tomcat
Seems to be a common problem.
The webapp Deploy statement (using mod webapp) will run everything in
the 'deployed' directory tree, including images through tomcat. It's not
a good idea to put static resources there, IMHO. If you have to put them
there, but want apache to serve them, then us
1) If the cookies are not found in the directory , where are they ?
In memory. The cookie is set with an expiration of -1, which suggests to
the browser that it shouldn't bother writing it to disk.
2) If I disable cookies in the browser , still session tracking will work
?
Your servlet
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Subject: Questions about Tomcat Cookies
Hi,
I have used tomcat as standalone and w/ apache also.
In my applications , session tracking is working
