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Fred So@SENTOR
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11/03/99 15:28
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Subject: Re: help! who use domino GoWebServer now???
Sorry mate. You are out of luck. You cannot manually upgrade the classes to the
new API for Domino Go.
If you are using WebSphere, you can use Apache webserver and a thrid party
servlet engine such as JRun.
gaosheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 11/03/99 01:04:02
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Subject: help! who use domino GoWebServer now???
Hi:
Now I use lotus domino gowebserver as web server but it does not support the
servlet
2.0 api,(it usese icsclass.zip as the servlet class lib)and this product is
from the IBM who can tell me how can I make my dommino GoWebServer support
servlet 2.0??
thanks in advance!!
gaosheng
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~{VwLb~}: Re: Servlet and JavaMail
>I'm not sure if I'm answering your question, but I have situation where I
>need to check to make sure a database is online and if it is not, fire off
>an email to a list of administrators.
>
>I do this by having a Singleton class that handles the database access.
This
>singleton fires off a thread when it starts up that checks the connection
>every X minutes. If the connection fails it uses standard JavaMail code
>to send an email to the list of administrators.
>
>All the servlets in my app get a reference to the singleton in their init()
>method so the first servlet hit starts the thread that monitors the
connection.
>(actually I have a parent class that does this and all my servlets
>implement this parent class... but anyway.)
>
>(If you are using WebLogic, I believe you should use their event object and
>not start up your own thread.)
>
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