I have pages that have the posibility of having 1000+ jsp:include
statements in them.
Why?
Not to be a smartass, but perhaps there are alternative solutions.
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This seems to be an FAQ item without a good solution, at least that I've
noticed on the list. Recently I had to address this myself, moving some
sites over to Tomcat. Here is my solution, for critique.
First, I subclassed Jasper's HttpJspBase to add the desired behavior:
abstract public class
For the individual html page, we can turn on/off cache via META or header.
But how can we do for the whole web application.
With a filter.
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1. java.io.File.lastModified() already returns a long.
Why are you dividing and multiplying by 1000L?
Just a hack for some oddity where some client worked better if I discarded
the milliseconds portion of the value (while preserving the magnitude).
When I searched the web, I found that
The Servlet Specification describes allowable mappings, and doesn't describe
regex support, which means that it isn't there. You'd have to roll your
own, which you could implement with a controlling filter.
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i have seen a lot of controversy on this ml
about WarpConnector.
If you read the CVS for mod_webapp, you'll find that the author deprecates
its current use: Lately there have been some improvements on [alternatives
to WebApp], and probably, if you're wondering why you want to try out
WebApp,
Are there limits, ASIDE from those imposed by Apache HTTPD / Tomcat,
imposed by WINDOWS 2000 on the number of concurrent connections it
can accept?
http://www.hp-eloquence.com/sdb/html/998559406.html
am afraid once it goes live I'll have to upgrade to Win2K Server.
Why not upgrade to linux?
my html files have long names like
a_b_c_d_xyz213_e_f_g.html, a_b_c_d_pqr983_e_f_g.html
is it possible to have urls like
http://localhost:8080/myapp/html/xyz213
point to the first file above?
You can use either a Filter, or mod_rewrite in Apache httpd.
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Is it possible to create a DNS Name like www.test.com/final.
The DNS name is www.test.com. The /final is not part of the DNS. The www,
by convention only, implies a protocol of HTTP and a port of 80. But if you
are unfamilar with the Domain Name System, that is probably just going to
confuse
I want to create a DNS name itself like thatis it possible.
As I said, the DNS name is www.test.com. The /final is not part of the DNS.
If you want the short answer, it is: NO, by definition. If you want to know
WHY: DNS is DOMAIN Naming System. The /final is a local resource, not the
IMHO this is a case of the Tomcat team being restricted by the
deficiencies of Java
Tomcat and Java work just fine. There are plenty of ways to NOT run it as
root. Ralph and Cees gave you at least three, one of which you could do
trvially within 30 seconds.
When started my tomcat server and
Restrictions on ports 1024 and minimizing services running as root are
contradictory aspects of the Unix security model.
You want to minimize the trusted code base, and you want to assure that
public services ( 1024) cannot be spoofed. You might want the port owner
to make sure that the
I've got two servers: one for the frontend (Internet) and one backend.
The Communication between them is implemented as SAOP-webservice. Now,I
wan't to have the Communication through an SSH-tunnel.
ssh -2 -N -T -q -L 8080:$remote-name:8080 $remote-name
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Exactly.
John
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my html files have long names like
a_b_c_d_xyz213_e_f_g.html,
a_b_c_d_pqr983_e_f_g.html
is it possible to have urls like
http://localhost:8080/myapp/html/xyz213
point to the first file above?
You can use either a Filter, or mod_rewrite
The main reasons for running Apache with Tomcat are not
wanting to run Tomcat as root on port 80, using Apache
+ JK/JK2 to load-balance to several Tomcats, and taking
advantage of other Apache features like CGI/PHP, or modules
like mod_rewrite.
Not to mention isolating virtual hosts in their
Where should I drop a copy of the JDBC Driver .jar file
See:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jndi-datasource-examples-how
to.html#Database%20Connection%20Pool%20(DBCP)%20Configurations
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I just think if there is something they can do that what they try to
protect would work, and the problem we face would be solved.
I know someone who works on SE Linux, and has published the root password
for anyone to log into his system and try to break it. In that
configuration, even root
Jeff,
I haven't done that, yet, but does this help?
http://marsalis.internet2.edu/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/*checkout*/shibboleth/DEPL
OY-GUIDE-ORIGIN.html?rev=HEADcontent-type=text/html#4.b.i.
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I believe that the official stance is that mod_webapp will be the future
of
Apache-tomcat connectors, and it will receive performance and feature
improvements whereas ...
This appears to be one of the most common myths regarding Tomcat connectors.
The real official stance appears to be that
For example, mod_jk won't know that we want
Tomcat to process a filter chain against a directory unless we've done a
JkMount for that tree, whereas it would know that Tomcat needs to process
a
JSP page. On the other hand, mod_webapp would know about the filter
chain
because the resources
I am STILL trying to find out how to configure Apache+Tomcat so that EACH
virtual host has ITS OWN JVM. This seems to be a fairly common question,
but no one seems willing to actually answer it.
Ideally we want some means that works well with the perchild module, so that
not only is each
version of Tomcat. Regrettably the time I have available
to answer questsions (mostly 3.3 and 3.2.x related) is limited.
I am usually forced to skip questions that don't bother to
mention which verstions are in use.
Cheers,
Larry
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fairly
limited, so I can't be of much help at this point in time. My
primary experience in this area was getting a suitable
conf/auto/mod_jk generated by Tomcat 3.3 when using virtual hosts.
Cheers,
Larry
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I have a jsp form that is being forward from a login page
that is doing validation from a database.
Is there any way to just to see the previous page
As I understand it, you have a JSP page that isn't to be seen until the user
logs in, so you forward the request to a login page. You want to
Thank´s for your answer. Yes, maybe my questions is very dificult because:
1. Nobody has to installed tomcat 4.1.12 and
2. Nobody has to run the simple examples of tomcat 4.1.12 after the
install.
I installed 4.1.12 in the car on my laptop. Took me all of a few minutes,
and was a lot less
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Subject: Re: I don´t understand the objective of this open list !
I know the reason for this list - at least as it applies to Jakarta.
It is meant to
I want proper user level documentation.
If you are unsatisfied with the documentation:
1) contribute some time to help
2) contribute some $ to help
3) wait for someone else to do 1 or 2
4) spend even MORE money and buy IBM WebSphere.
Basically the same code, more docs, LOTS more
Although it would be amusing to say that this has to do with the RE: I
don´t understand the objective of thisopen list ! thread, this actually has
to do with Listeners.
Attached is a generic Listener that is simply intended to provide people
with a quick playground for learning and exploration.
Notice that I didn't ask a question JOEL BERGMAN (are you a Jakarta
developer).
I didn't realize that:
I know the reason for this list - at least as it applies to Jakarta.
It is meant to address the complete lack of adequate documentation
for tomcat.
was a private message for the
What next?
Here is mine:
?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?
tomcat-users
role rolename=tomcat/
role rolename=manager/
role rolename=admin/
user username=noel password=MYPASS roles=admin,manager/
user username=tomcat password=tomcat roles=tomcat/
/tomcat-users
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Yeah, I've just installed it on a server I'm planning to put into
production in the next couple weeks and it's working like a charm.
Having said that I'll admit two things
1) I didn't try to run the examples
I did. :-) With a fresh install, it is the first thing to do, just to make
sure
Mike,
As far as I know (and I just looked), Mark Eggers is not a representative of
any Apache project. As with many happy members of a Community, he feels
like a part of it and speaks with the pronoun we.
Thank you for your candid response. I believe I understand the point
of Jakarta now.
Then I may have made an error. I have been telling my business
associates that tomcat is NOT a viable commercial server. They
recently said I was wrong. In looking through the Jakarta web site I
believe I saw the term commercial quality in regards to Tomcat.
The code is commercial quality.
Here is an opportunity though as I've offered my services. So if anyone
knows who I should contact about this I'm all ears.
Write the docs. Use the existing XML sources to guide you, and submit new
ones. Talk to John Turner, as well, who has a set of docs (IIRC).
ref:
This does not compile. The JSP Syntax document specifies that % in jsp
syntax is equivalent to jsp:srcriptlet in xml syntax and moreover that
JSP and XML syntax cannot be mixed within a page.
One of my least favorite parts othe JSP 1.2 specification. Fortunately,
this is changed in JSP 2.0 so
See the load-on-startup element in the Servlet 2.3 specification. There is
a commented out example in webapps/webdav/web-inf/web.xml.
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I really need some opinion here. We build the web app with java
because it is portable
Good idea.
but some of the IT guys really don't like to install tomcat, jdk
on their Windows boxes.
And do their personal preferences matter? You install what you need to
install in order to get the job
Garrett,
1. I've got a webapp sitting in the /webapps/ROOT directory, and I'd like
to be able to access it using Apache HTTPD instead of Tomcat's built-in
server.
Right. You setup a connector, e.g., mod_jk, mod_jk2, mod_webapp. Heck, I
even have a case where I have mod_proxy being used
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Garrett,
1. I've got a webapp sitting in the /webapps/ROOT directory, and I'd like
to be able to access it using Apache HTTPD instead
Is there anyway I could monitor the dbcp connection pool
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Is there any way to encode parameters into a redirected response WITHOUT
just encoding them into the URL like this:
- cookies
- session attributes
You could encode the data in a cookie, and retrieve it in your target page.
Alternatively, you could put the data into one or more session
Either of
img src='%= request.getContextPath() + /images/myimage.jpg %'
img src='%= request.getContextPath()%/images/myimage.jpg'
depending upon your stylistic preference.
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But there is one in the servlet specification, if he just wants one for
study.
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There is no such file. If you
But there is one in the servlet specification, if he just wants one for
study.
In the Servlet specification, the file described is web.xml (used for
deploying web application).
blush Read too quickly.
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Micael,
NIO is so important that we should do quite a lot to move to it.
IIRC, java.nio doesn't support SSL until probably JDK 1.5. Even if you
discount JDK 1.3, java.nio is not quite an entire replacement, yet.
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This should have given you a clue:
!-- Define properties for each web application. This is only needed
if you want to set non-default properties, or have web application
document roots in places other than the virtual host's appBase
directory. --
!-- Tomcat Root
The Java servlet name is: DocViewServlet
The Java servlet package is: mfnettags
The web application is: mfnettags
servlet
servlet-name
DocViewServlet
/servlet-name
servlet-class
mfnettags.DocViewServlet
/servlet-class
/servlet
servlet-mapping
John,
JK/JK2 is the better choice if you are concerned with future growth.
If you're having problems, perhaps my HOWTOs will help:
http://www.johnturner.com/howto
You still planning to post mod_jk2 HOWTO soon? The information for that
appears to be scattered (best source is still the
ASP, and JSP were the only dynamic extensions I consistantly
saw that were being indexed.
Google does NOT index any servlet, framework class, or cgi file.
I haven't reviewed your facts for accuracy, so take this with a grain of
salt. But *IF* the world according to Google is as you say it
I'll be working on those patches but the spec talks about the
servlet container, not the connector, right? So if Tomcat has a
container which relies on NIO it would be ok, right? And the container
is where NIO would make the most difference.
Don't you mean the CONNECTOR in those last
seem to remember the ability to even map a file.html to a servlet class of
com.company.mycode.SomeServlet.
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The difference is that servlet mapping doesn't allow regex replacement,
whereas mod_rewrite allows:
RewriteRule ^(.*)/mdlx/(.*).html$ $1/$2.mdlx
Or implement the equivalent remapping in a Filter if you'd prefer a
pure-Java solution. It's pretty easy to do -- and you can even use regexp
Neal,
For someone unfamiliar with these things [do] you think
it would be easier to [move] Apache in front of it, or
is it easier to write [a Filter?]
I would be comfortable with either, but I've already apache as the front end
and experience with mod_rewrite, so I'd go for the 30 second
Joe,
Don't throw in that towel yet! Here's one easy solution: Configure
Tomcat so that .htm pages are handled as jsps.
He isn't serving html pages. He is serving mdlx pages, whatever those are,
and he wants Google to index them. Supposedly Google doesn't, or this would
all be moot.
I do
the SSL certificate is already bound to Tomcat ... I think I'd have to buy
another to work with Apache. Sigh.
Don't do it until you prototype your solution and make sure that it works
for you.
The primary problem [is] to not redirect (http 302) to a different URL,
I want it to stay at
Craig,
From a technical perspective, people whose judgement I respect
don't think that NIO will really help a servlet container much.
Of course, you can't prove that assertion until you actually
implement it and benchmark it ...
One of the things that I took away from from Mr. Sun's
See java/net/URL.java, specifically getURLStreamHandler(String), for an
illustration of how Java has handled pluggable handlers since version 1.0.
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Does anyone know how to do a Rewrite for Tomcat4.
Write a suitable Filter.
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Jonas,
Are you trying to do DAV from the root? I have a special Location element
for DAV:
Alias /dav /.../htdocs
Location /dav/
DAV On
AddType text/plain .jsp
AllowOverride None
Options None
/Location
an alternative, which I have no chosen to use, would be to
Personally, I have privately e-mailed someone on this list who is notorious
for putting a small note at the bottom of an excessively long message
thread, but so far to no avail. I may just add a filter to my mail client
to discard his messages, since I'm running out of interest in scrolling
them.
Is there a way besides using session cookies to log
invalid logon attempts from a form based logon jsp
Have you considered a session bean?
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ApacheConfig is for use with mod_jk 1.x. It doesn't work with jk2. With
jk2, you only need the 'LoadModule' statement in httpd.conf. The rest of
the configuration is handled by the 'jk2.properties' file.
My understanding, although I suppose I should look at the CVS for the
current
available off-list.
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Subject: RE: help: logging j_username
ok .. I am interested any ideas how to implement it
thanks in advance
in the 'dav' location to
avoid being captured by the connector. I cant get this to work in my
configuration. What connector / tomcat / server are you using?
Curious,
Jonas
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Jonas,
Are you trying to do DAV from the root? I have a special
See:
http://www.mail-archive.com/tomcat-user@jakarta.apache.org/msg76775.html.
Try my test code, and I think that you'll find that you can get your notice
before the session is destroyed.
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Jeff,
Just out of curiousity, where in the Servlet specification does it imply
that you can compare such objects for identity as opposed to using the
session id? As developers make more use of proxies, object identity becomes
a pretty weak assumption unless guaranteed by contract.
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it because it looked pointless. I didn't know that the answer to my question
was there, and it's ironic that the answer was disguised by an inappropriate
title twice.
Garrett
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Since apparently this capability is not available, yet, nor a high priority,
might I suggest ssh tunneling. We use it here to tunnel MySQL replication
through a set of firewalls:
ssh -2 -N -T -q -L localport:remote-host:remote-port remote-host
Using PKE means that I can run that tunnel as a
Bill,
I have seen that element documented on the mailing list as:
Resources className=org.apache.naming.resources.FileDirContext
allowLinking=true
docBase= /
I haven't looked at the code, but the presence of a docBase attribute makes
me wonder if the intent is
Denise,
I had all this placed at the end of my httpd.conf file so it
would apply to all virtual hosts.
By now you may have all of this working (I'm catching up on a week's worth
of tomcat mail), but I seriously suggest that you either use do each config
within VirtualHost or you don't use it
Denise,
There are a number of ways to do it. One is to build a Struts application.
Another is to have the form post back to itself. If it likes the form data
(validates), then it can forward to the target page. There are various
other solutions.
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We're running Tomcat 4.1.12 on a dual-proc PIII with 512MB RAM.
Which JVM and OS? You are running an SMP box. Sun JVM 1.4.0, for example,
was notorious for SMP issues on linux.
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Tony,
If you would care to post information (sample config, how-to, whatever), I
am sure that others would appreciate it.
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- all this for a pretty stable number of users (for
the time being).
Can anyone provide links to any resources for form validation with JSP - not
using Struts? I have a couple of books, but none seem to go into enough
detail..
Thanks :)
Denise
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I was asking because the 4.x ApacheConfig is my baby (even if it won't
have
a long life :). I take an interest in bugs related to it.
Why not update it for mod_jk2? Is there a reason for it to be temporary?
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Additionally, you can add the su tomcat -c in a wrapper script
That is basically what I do. It has the advantage that you can put
different tomcats under different users (and thus enforce file system
access).
Even better would be to chroot tomcat. I don't have that worked out (yet).
Denise,
When dealing with introspection and reflection, conventions become rules.
:-) The code has to know how to map property names to methods.
My pleasure to help. I know that area pretty well, having worked on the
GNUJSP implementation of that code, and written a database layer that works
Denise,
Start with your basic select tag, and then in your code that emits the
list of option tags, do something like this:
option value=' + stateCode + ' + ((stateCode.equals(currentStateCode))
? selected : ) + + stateName + /option
In other words, emit the
option value='NY'New
My production servers are using Jserv, but I wouldn't think of using a
single
Tomcat instance for all of my virtual hosts.
Same here, in most cases, and me neither. Just out of curiousity, when do
you think you'll finally get off of JServ? We're thinking of doing it
fairly soon, and I'm
Denise,
It would really help to see the bean class, with just method signatures, not
method bodies, and the form.
At least you aren't getting exjasperated, yet. ;-)
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Now also believe this ( or not ;) ). My problem just kind of went
away
I believe it. :-)
In any event, when debugging problems of this nature, where spelling and
case matter, it really is important to see the method signatures and the JSP
page (or at least the form and the property
Denise,
How would your original select look for the states?
Not sure what you are asking, but I'll take a stab, and you can come back
and correct me.
The NY is all you need to keep in the bean. I assume that somewhere you
have a loop that emits the option tags. When the value you are about
the changeover is critical to avoid big problems.
John
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My production servers are using Jserv, but I
Instead, you'd want to use a single JSP page for each basic *style*
of output (essentially the JSP page would be a formatting template)
that pulls in the unique information for a particular report (from
the database, from XML, or whatever) dynamically.
For example, with the web site for The
There is still a live reference to each OtherObject instance sitting in
the static HashMap cache.
there is no way to ***ever*** GC this instance
Another example of a similar memory leak is the File.deleteOnExit method.
It should not be used without extreme care and understanding in a server
What would I have to do to setup a container on port 82 and have it
server my web app as default thanks...
If you want to service 8080 and 82, I believe that you do it along the lines
of:
service name=videotron-service
Connector className=org.apache.coyote.tomcat4.CoyoteConnector
Not sure what you are asking, but are you aware of
http://jakarta.apache.org/james?
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hi
can anybody tell me about good
I am trying out some code to compress the content from my webapp using a
GZIP Filter.
The filter uses GZip to compress the outputStream it gets from
response.
Did you write this filter? Are you paying attention to the request header
that needs to be honored, and the response header that
John,
If you mean developing a mail transporter or server, like sendmail or
qmail,
in Java for Linux servers, that would be a really really bad idea for too
many reasons to list here
I am a Committer on the Java Apache Mail Enterprise Server
(http://jakarta.apache.org/james). If you want to
Jason,
Does this help at all? http://www.mvps.org/win32/ntfs/lnw.html
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Is there a way to hide the file extensions in URIs i.e. linking to
http://example.com/mypage instead of http://example.com/mypage.html and
have tomcat returning the content in the flavour preferred by the
client?
I would suggest a Filter for that purpose.
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Denise,
The front end is/was FormValidate.jsp/CCProcess.jsp, which forwards to
Verify.jsp or Retry.jsp?
You renamed it, and now when you submit the form you never get to
Verify.jsp? You are saying that when Retry.jsp submits the form, the form
action is CCProcess.jsp? Have you put any log code
I have gone into the web.xml file to do some heavy [sic] editing
of it, such as putting in the servlet name and the servlet class,
but alas, to no avail so far!
Well, it would help to see that segment of the file, and also find out from
you where you put the .class file. Do you have a servlet
That's why I am including in this email message the html page
that is the servlet in question
It isn't attached.
I will try to include the so-called heavy editing that I mentioned
in my first post of the web.xml file in a later posting [because I
really don't believe, in my subjective
Steven,
As you can see from the link below, there were no HTML attachments of any
kind to your message. And what I think we really need is your web.xml file.
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/ReadMsg?[EMAIL PROTECTED]
he.orgmsgNo=97097
The web.xml file is described in detail in the Servlet
Mangano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 21:31
To: 'Noel J. Bergman '; 'Tomcat Users List '
Subject: RE: Changed file name now webapp not working right
Noel,
I even tried changing everything back to FormValidate.jsp and it still
doesn't work...
Yes, your scenario
for taking the time to look at all this.
Denise
-Original Message-
From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 10:12 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Changed file name now webapp not working right
Denise,
Within your JSP page, you can put
Tomcat does its own loading, and you don't put web-inf/ anything in your
classpath. Just put the files in the right places, and let Tomcat do its
job.
Or do you simply mean that you don't have a package? If you don't have a
package, just put the class in WEB-INF/classes/GreetingServlet.class.
-Original Message-
From: Noel J. Bergman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Sunday, January 05, 2003 10:12 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: RE: Changed file name now webapp not working right
Denise,
Within your JSP page, you can put % application.log(...); % anywhere you
want to put out
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