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I don't believe that 4.1.18 does taglib pooling any differently from
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How about just stopping Tomcat and seeing if you can still get to your
static content?
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Check out
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/host.html#User%20
Web%20Applications
It should be directoryName, not directory_name.
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Well unfortunately, the servlet spec doesn't really allow for useful interaction
between webapps. Each one is considered to be its own independent environment, and
you really can't share sessions between them without implementing your own session
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a growing number) for which the single-unit
webapp model doesn't quite cut it, and those of us building systems like that are
constantly struggling against the limitations of the servlet spec. :-\
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Thanks, Tim! I have some ideas for contributions that I have to write
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\beginjsp_ch10\WEB-INF\classes\com\wrox\ch10
for the .java and .class files.
In other words, new webapps go directly into $CATALINA_HOME\webapps,
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admit that our case is a bit unusual,
but I think this sort of thing will become increasingly common.
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That may be true...I'd like to move to EJB or equivalent in particular.
But many of our problems are purely at the UI level: the servlet spec
really doesn't have any provision for making a container webapp with a
UI framework that is shared between multiple independent subapps.
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Because hs is null.
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in $CATALINA_HOME/shared/classes.
Four, you'll need to make sure that any classes/jars that your servlet depends on are
also in shared/lib or shared/classes, or else you'll get class loading errors.
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The Java VM doesn't really support that. Why not let them each run their own instance
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context directory. Make your context have docBase=/hostroot and
path=. I believe each host can have its own root context directory.
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declaration is Tomcat-specific. You can't
include stuff from web.xml in it. You can see everything that you *can*
include in it here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/config/context.html
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selected message to the file.
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http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jls/second_edition/html/lexical.doc.html#
101084
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Or ServletContext.getServletContextName() if you mean the value of the
display-name element from web.xml.
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Well AFAIK nobody's written one. Do I hear a volunteer? ;-)
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the other hosts.
Check out http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.2/docs/nsobjsigning.html
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Check your web.xml. Servlets and serlet mappings must be declared in
web.xml. Check the servlet spec for details.
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Yeah. It surprises me that you say that, since I believe web.xml files
are required for a context to start up. I'd definitely read the Servlet
spec if you haven't already.
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Is the Tomcat process running with the appropriate permissions to read
and execute the directory? ;-)
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Why don't you have access to the ServletContext? That's really the only
portable way to access resources in your webapp.
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What about creating one more singleton object that is constructed with
the ServletContext, and then all of the other objects use that one to
access the file? It's probably a good idea to encapsulate access to the
file anyway.
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Could there be a problem with your web.xml? Try checking the logs for
errors loading the context.
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One nit...Apache is most definitely not licensed under the GPL, but the
Apache Software License, which can be read here:
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/LICENSE
Notably, it allows you to redistribute modified versions without source
code, unlike the GPL.
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be /myservlet without the webapp path prepended.
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the setter again, but it *may*, and in Tomcat's case,
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What version of Tomcat are you using? Can you post your web.xml?
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includes an implementation of this pattern; check out the
generateToken and isTokenValid methods on Action.
Additionally, it's not too hard to write JavaScript that will disable a
submit button after it is clicked.
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spec for more details.
Also check out the example webapps that come with Tomcat.
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Thanks so very much for your assistance, it is genuinely
WebSphere may not be strictly conformant.
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guaranteed by the spec
that a given tag instance will only be reused for invocations with the
same attribute set. Each attribute will either be overwritten or
assumed to stay the same, so why do you need to ever clear them?
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be downloaded by users' web browsers.
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of the tag that it
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Hi Erik,
EP What about if we have a tag descriptor somewhere below
WEB-INF, is
EP it
EP safe to refer to the path directly from the uri
attribute of the %@
taglib % directive?
Yeah, you can do that. :-)
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EP What about if we have a tag descriptor somewhere below
WEB-INF, is
EP
making the location a
context-param.
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Thanks,
Jim
Jacob Kjome wrote:
Put stuff that isn't supposed to be accessed via the web under
You need to use the fully qualified class name in the useBean tag.
I don't mean to be rude, but probably the reason you're not getting much
help is because the concept of packages is really basic Java, and this
isn't really a list for teaching really basic Java.
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yourself -- let the container manage them.
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This is NOT true, AFAIK. The same tag instance can be used multiple times
*sequentially* but not *concurrently*. Check out the lifecycle state diagram in the
JSP spec.
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there are no guarantees on the state of the properties,
a
tag handler that had some optional properties set can only be reused if
those
properties are set to a new (known) value. This means that tag handlers
can
only be reused within the same 'AttSet' (set of attributes that have
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the classic tag
interface. Hopefully in the future most tags can use that interface
instead, and the classic Tag interface can be reserved for the rare tags
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was that the same instance *could* be reused, as long
as setBaz(b) is called between the first doEndTag and the second
doStartTag. Am I mistaken?
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Nope. :-)
You should reset them to null in release, and not change them at all
anywhere else (except for the setters, of course).
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case, the spec guarantees that the
attributes will be stable *until* release is called, and that the
instance will not be reused for an invocation with a different set of
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-of-the-box install. You should define an explicit servlet-mapping
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, the mapping to the InvokerServlet is commented out by
default. It is generally true that for a URL to be served by a servlet
container, it needs to refer either to a resource in the webapp, or a
mapping defined for a servlet or filter.
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other? ;-)
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just put them in the
/WEB-INF/lib directory.
your webapp has to have a WEB
in the background of Tomcat that
JSPs or servlets
can talk to.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/essential/threads/
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tag handler have a method like
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Oh yeah, that too :-)
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and then exec the
program you're trying to start. That's certainly something you could
do, but nothing like that comes with Tomcat. On Unix there's SSH.
Windows has the Management Console.
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Tim Moore wrote:
I have a class I've written and I'd love to find a way to
pass it to a
custom
scheme
only brings pain. :-\
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Where is your bean's code being loaded from? It should be in
$CATALINA_HOME/common/classes or your webapp's WEB-INF/classes (or it
can be in a JAR in $CATALINA_HOME/lib or your webapp's WEB-INF/lib).
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be
allowed to submit it back to the project.
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hardcoded. Other than that, I'm not looking for any
drastic changes.
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Charlie
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Well, in my case, all I really want to do is effectively move the
common/lib
regardless
of which approach you take.
I personally prefer the single-servlet, multiple command class approach.
I use Struts, which takes care of the basics for you.
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anyway for one reason or another, but it can't hurt to check it out and possibly
steal some ideas. :-)
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if you return right after calling sendRedirect?
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Maybe just use a filter mapped to /* ?
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output.
Tomcat 4 uses plain old shell redirection to log standard out to a file.
If you think using Sysstem.setOut is a better solution, then go right
ahead, but personally I feel that using shell redirection is both
simpler, and more maintainable.
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Tim Moore wrote:
Can Ant read the package declarations of the source files
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directory, then you could make
your authentication filter pass through requests to the image directory
without checking for a login.
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To answer your original question, look at the BeanUtils package in
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http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/beanutils.html
In particular, BeanUtils.populate(Object, Map)
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scope=session/
% formBean.reset(); %
jsp:setProperty name=formBean property=*/
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instance was created each time you visited the page. Now
it's accessing the same instance from the session each time.
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that you won't be able to access the enclosing page's
local variables from within the included page (as you can with static
includes), but if you add those variables to the request context you'll
be able to access them that way.
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Somebody recently posted a patch to tomcat-dev that is supposed to fix
this.
See
http://www.mail-archive.com/tomcat-dev%40jakarta.apache.org/msg38868.htm
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(sorry again Noel ;) ).
As long as the bean is in session scope, you'll be able to access it
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tries to validate, fails, forwards to Retry.jsp, which then
forwards back to CCProcess, etc. When you use request scope, the form
bean is blanked out and you never enter the loop.
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to change much and all changes will be going through the cached objects. If
some other program may be writing updates directly to the database, however, you'll
need to worry about your cached data going out of date.
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sure you're really improving it.
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See these messages:
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not necessary in any case. It's best to
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What does partial success mean?
And in regards to question three, what exactly did you try, and in what
manner did it fail?
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is = WhateverTheServletIsCalled.class.getResourceAsStream(
parmPassedFromServlet )
or even better, instead of passing the file name from the servlet to the
support class, why not have the servlet just load the properties and
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(depending on the appserver,
security settings, etc.)
And of course, you can put the file wherever you want in the webapp, it
doesn't have to be in classes (and probably shouldn't be, since it's not
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at some earlier point that pushed it up to 500,
it will stay there until you restart the VM. I don't know if that's
relevant to your case, though.
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own ActionServlet subclass, however,
that throws out its action cache after a while.
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can't assume at any point that the GC has freed all of the memory that
it could.
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Rick
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It's also worth
to that
JSP, even when the address bar shows the servlet's address.
That will probably be the quickest and easiest change for you, but in
truth Mike's solution B is probably the best in the long term.
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#getResourceAsStream(java.lang.String)
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Try this:
http://localhost/mydir/test%20with%20spaces.jsp?one=1two=2
Literal spaces are not legal in URLs (as Cees pointed out) but they can
be encoded as %20 and that should be decoded correctly by Tomcat.
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Mostly in doStartTag. See
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/guidelines.html for more tips.
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The mapping should be something like this:
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameDocViewServlet/servlet-name
url-pattern/servlet/DocViewServlet/url-pattern !-- or whatever
you like --
/servlet mapping
It sounds to me like you may have forgotten the package name in the
servlet-class element above.
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. YMMV.
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Yes, exactly! http://java.sun.com/dtd/web-app_2_3.dtd is a real URL for
the DTD.
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