Hello all again. I have 3 simple questions that I'd like to see if anyone
knows (please let me know if this is off topic or not).
1) I'm working on teaching myself JSP/Servlets. I wanted to know if when a
servlet is run the ".class" or the ".java" file is what got run. So I
renamed one of Tomcat's example files ("HelloWorldExample.class") to a
"*.bak". Once my test was done I renamed it back to the original file name.
Now it won't run. Gives me a "Apache Tomcat/4.0.5 - HTTP Status 503 -
Servlet org.apache.catalina.INVOKER.HelloWorldExample is currently
unavailable" error. I thought it maybe had something to do with the java
and class files having the same time stamp so I copied both from the
original Tomcat distribution and it still won't run. Man I'm stuck on this
one...any ideas?
2) How do you get a ".class" file when you create a ".java" Servlet file? I
was hoping that if I delete a ".class" file and the ".java" file still
exists, the ".class" file gets recreated/recompiled automatically by Tomcat.
3) What the heck does Jakarta mean? I'm voting that it's a small Italian
cart used for transporting fish remains.
Thanks,
Kenny
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