I thought i saw someone mention the permission error before, but perhaps
it was never followed up.
on unix, ports below 1024 are protected, and can only be accessed by
root. so if you're starting tomcat as anything else, it won't be able
to bind to 443.
have you checked this out?
On Thu,
try netbeans as well, if it works on osx. its a little buggy, but far
less frustrating than eclipse, imho.
On Fri, 2005-09-16 at 00:14 -0400, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks. I will follow your tips.
I am transitioning my network to MacOSX and getting rid Win98 so that was one
of last
this is a good question. i'll be facing the same issue soon. for
session-based information, your answer is fine, but what about other
types of info, say at the app-level? in one of my apps, for example, I
can change some config data using a web request, but what if i want to
ensure it is
