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win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
can someone please tell me how in win98 to display a simple servlet for which i have the source code? there apparently is no J2EE version for win98, so i'm hoping that tomcat can compile the servlet and produce a class file.
but perhaps i have to upgrade my windows version and install j2ee?
Jonathan Schachter
joncarol@verizon.net
cell: 917 912-1079
AJP,IIS - losing request parameters
Posted by Hans Liebenberg <ha...@cambrient.com>.
Hi,
I'm experiencing things directly from the twilight zone here!
I have a very basic html form. I submit the form to my tomcat application
running on port 8080,
and I retrieve the parameters just fine as exepected.
But, when running the application configured to use ajp13, IIS and the isapi
redirector I "sometimes" don't receive any form parameters on submission. I
know this sounds bizarre, but I was hoping someone else out there has a
similar experience.
Thankyou
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Re: win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
Posted by Kwok Peng Tuck <pe...@makmal.net>.
servlet.jar comes with tomcat which contains the servlet api. You can
use this if you wish to compile with your servlet.
Jon Schachter wrote:
>thanks. i have jdk 1.4. but apparently since i downloaded J2SE, and not
>J2EE, i didn't get
>javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http. i see where you can just download
>those from sun. i think that
>will fix my problem.
>
>
>Jonathan Schachter
>joncarol@verizon.net
>cell: 917 912-1079
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Kwok Peng Tuck" <pe...@makmal.net>
>To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
>Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003
>Subject: Re: win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
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>>For servlet development you don't need the whole package, you can just
>>make do with a servlet/jsp container.
>>Tomcat fits the bill perfectly. To compile the servlet, get yourself a
>>java jdk (1.2 or higher) and compile the source servlet
>>with javac. I *think* there is a tutorial on Sun's website which tells
>>you how to build your first servlet and how to install your jdk.
>>Check it out.
>>
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>>Jon Schachter wrote:
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>>>can someone please tell me how in win98 to display a simple servlet for
>>>
>>>
>which i have the source code? there apparently is no J2EE version for
>win98, so i'm hoping that tomcat can compile the servlet and produce a class
>file.
>
>
>>>but perhaps i have to upgrade my windows version and install j2ee?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>Jonathan Schachter
>>>joncarol@verizon.net
>>>cell: 917 912-1079
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
Posted by Jon Schachter <jo...@verizon.net>.
thanks. i have jdk 1.4. but apparently since i downloaded J2SE, and not
J2EE, i didn't get
javax.servlet and javax.servlet.http. i see where you can just download
those from sun. i think that
will fix my problem.
Jonathan Schachter
joncarol@verizon.net
cell: 917 912-1079
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kwok Peng Tuck" <pe...@makmal.net>
To: "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Monday, March 31, 2003
Subject: Re: win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
> For servlet development you don't need the whole package, you can just
> make do with a servlet/jsp container.
> Tomcat fits the bill perfectly. To compile the servlet, get yourself a
> java jdk (1.2 or higher) and compile the source servlet
> with javac. I *think* there is a tutorial on Sun's website which tells
> you how to build your first servlet and how to install your jdk.
> Check it out.
>
>
>
>
> Jon Schachter wrote:
>
> >can someone please tell me how in win98 to display a simple servlet for
which i have the source code? there apparently is no J2EE version for
win98, so i'm hoping that tomcat can compile the servlet and produce a class
file.
> >
> >but perhaps i have to upgrade my windows version and install j2ee?
> >
> >
> >
> >Jonathan Schachter
> >joncarol@verizon.net
> >cell: 917 912-1079
> >
> >
>
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Re: win 98 :displaying a simple servlet
Posted by Kwok Peng Tuck <pe...@makmal.net>.
For servlet development you don't need the whole package, you can just
make do with a servlet/jsp container.
Tomcat fits the bill perfectly. To compile the servlet, get yourself a
java jdk (1.2 or higher) and compile the source servlet
with javac. I *think* there is a tutorial on Sun's website which tells
you how to build your first servlet and how to install your jdk.
Check it out.
Jon Schachter wrote:
>can someone please tell me how in win98 to display a simple servlet for which i have the source code? there apparently is no J2EE version for win98, so i'm hoping that tomcat can compile the servlet and produce a class file.
>
>but perhaps i have to upgrade my windows version and install j2ee?
>
>
>
>Jonathan Schachter
>joncarol@verizon.net
>cell: 917 912-1079
>
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