-Thank you very much, Randy... I got it right now...
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heck for errors)
MyMappedServlet
/MyMappedServlet
to your web.xml file (I believe below everything but mime-type mappings).
Randy
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2001 9:54 AM
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Subject: RE: deep
-Randy
Thank you for technical direction on deep web.xml problem... I will follow
your lead to get this right... You asked "Does it make sense?" Not all of
it. So I ask the following questions for clarification.
QUESTIONS TO RANDY:
at startup create instance, set init-params correctly
Q1) I und
o this by using the same servlet name for your servlet-mapping and
init-param tags.
Does this make sense?
Randy
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Sent: Friday, February 23, 2001 6:16 PM
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Subject: RE: deep
-Tomcats
I recieved response:
Can't say for sure but why not store init params in static vars if your
servlet class on load-on-startup call to init i.e.
I changed the code as described but still get null values... except for
the private static int object... It actually has a value not null.
> Yet, when I point my browser at the same servlets, I get null
> value for all
> params... HELP :(
>
> my conclusions from 4 days of debuggin:
> 1) Running Apache 1.3.14 with Tomcat 3.2.1 on NT4.0 and jre 1.3.0-C.
> 2) The problem must not be the location of web.xml since
> Tomcat finds it
> w
