Hi Louise,
the key setting is the path to the crystalreportsviewer115
directory: It is set in CRConfig.xml in WEB-INF/classes.
But you have probably done this right in the first place.
Can you copy the exact error message about not finding
any classes? Is it a Tomcat error screen? However, you
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Hi,
We are running Tomcat 4.1.31.
We are busy evaluating Crystal Reports XI R2, and as part of that
evaluation I am trying to run some *.jsp's.
When running the .jsp everything seems fine to be begin with, but when I
try and click any button on the toolbar of the application viewed w
Hi Chris-
did you set CATALINA_TMPDIR to your TOMCAT temp folder?
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Tomcat doesn't have any config for the temp dir that I know of...it's
more of a jvm thing.
I believe Sun's jvm is supposed to delete the file when it's associated
file handle is gc'd. Can you provide your OS, jdk and a chunk of sample
code if how you are using the temp dir? Also assuming the
The visibility of scriptlet objects is not well defined in the jsp spec
-- at least as far as I can tell. Someone will immediately correct me
if I'm wrong :-).
It'd probably be best to place code for retrieving the object closer to
where it's used, preferably in the same scriptlet block. If
Hello
How do I configure and access a temporary directory in Tomcat5x? Oddly I am
presently writing files I want to use immediately into java.io.tempdir and it
works if I access the webapp from localhost. However fails when accessed from
a domain.
Within the Action/servlet how to I write/re
inside your jsp:include try supplying your variables thru value="<%= expression %>"
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/syntax/1.2/syntaxref1214.html
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Hmm,
I went back to look. That is the syntax I use with weblogic. If I remove the
<% %> from the inc file Tomcat loads the files properly. But then I cannot use
logic in the inc file (e.g.
if (obj != null) {
}
Mike Peremsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Oops. I missed that. Thx
Da
Oops. I missed that. Thx
David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: You are already in a pair when you do
GlobalConst.SO_LOGIN_OBJ %>. Why?
Seems to me this would be a better expression:
LoginObject loginobj = (LoginObject)session.getAttribute(
GlobalConst.SO_LOGIN_OBJ )
%>
--David
Mike Peremsk
You are already in a <% ... %> pair when you do <%=
GlobalConst.SO_LOGIN_OBJ %>. Why?
Seems to me this would be a better expression:
<%
LoginObject loginobj = (LoginObject)session.getAttribute(
GlobalConst.SO_LOGIN_OBJ )
%>
--David
Mike Peremsky wrote:
I have used jsp includes with weblo
I have used jsp includes with weblogic with no problems, I am using the same
format of the code with Tomcat but am having issues.
I include the jsp as follows:
<%@ include file="/include/JspVariables.inc" %>
The code in the inc file is:
<%@ page import="com.drafthappy.Glob
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Skijor,
Skijor wrote:
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Note that by mapping '/' to your own servlet, you are overriding the
"default" servlet that usually serves requests for things like static
resources.
> This seems like a tomcat bug to me since I have s
There may be a work-around for this but I what I really want to know
is why it doesn't work.
I am following the MVC design pattern in building a simple test web
application using Tomcat 6.0.10 on Mac OS Tiger.
MVC pattern suggests every webapp request be handled by a servlet.
Static content rend
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