Re: How to write this elegantly in JSP/EL

On 6/23/07, Nikola Milutinovic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: The answer is simple, "imageUrl" is calculated in the controller/servlet for each request. "com.libris4youDATA_PHOTO_HEIGHT" is a constant embedded in the Java code, where it belongs. And, here is another one: in your example "DATA_

Port-based virtual hosting

Was just thinking about this, and am curious to know (though it's pretty trivial)... Is there any functional difference between the two options - if they're both even possible? Which would you go with? - 1 Service element with 5 HTTP connectors (each on a different port) and one Engine with 5 Hos

RE: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets

Thanks again. This has been a very enlightening thread (no pun intended). Caldarale, Charles R wrote: > > Normally, there's a thread pool per . Tomcat 6 introduces > the ability to share thread pools across multiple s, via the > element. (I haven't tried it.) > When might an advanced Tomca

Re: How to write this elegantly in JSP/EL

> Also you talk about the DATA_PHOTO_HEIGHT and DATA_PHOTO_WIDTH > properties being static propertys of the AuthorController class. Why > not create a Constant object called PHOTO or something. make the > height and width proper static on that, then pass that into the model. > Then you can use the

Re: How to write this elegantly in JSP/EL

> > > " width=" > > value="${DATA_PHOTO_WIDTH}"/>" /> > > > > (sigh) I feared as much. It is just that I hate JSTL tags inside another > > tag's attributes. > > Why would you use `src="${imageUrl}"` and then use the clumsy > 'c:out' form? What's wrong with `height="${DATA_PHOTO_HEIGHT}"`? The an

RE: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets

> From: lightbulb432 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: RE: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets > > Based on the behavior you specified of ThreadLocals sticking > around after the webapp is undeployed, is it correct to say > that the thread pool you mentioned is global to ALL webapps > in T

RE: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets

Thanks for that great answer! I'm hoping you could help clarify my understanding and answer some more questions that your response brought up... Based on the behavior you specified of ThreadLocals sticking around after the webapp is undeployed, is it correct to say that the thread pool you mentio

RE: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets

> From: lightbulb432 [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets > > A different way of asking this question is where/when > does Tomcat start the Thread that handles a given > request, and what is executed in the context of that > thread? (e.g. filters, listen

Re: Is ThreadLocal safe to use in servlets

You mention the use of filters, which leads me to the question of where is it safe to start using a request-scoped object stored in a ThreadLocal? Would it be safe to use in a filter, listener, or only once request processing gets to the servlet? A different way of asking this question is where/w

Re: Null

I had to deal with a lot of null values coming back from a database. I may have been reinventing the wheel but I wrote a little DBUtil class that I used to sanitize the returned data. I wrote a get for each type of data and did a try catch. If the data came back not null I simply returned it, if

Re: Tomcat, Comet and Apache

Hi, Thanks for the reply. Turns out that in apache 2.2 there is a flushpackets option in mod_proxy. I'll have to upgrade since it's not available in 2.0. I missed it because it's not an actual directive but an option to the ProxyPass directive (I was looking at ProxyIOBufferSize). |Regards,

Run multiple instances of tomcat on windows

Hi I want to run 2 instance of tomcat on windows server, both of them are 5.5.20, 1. Is it possible to have them as 2 services so i can stop and start them independently? 2. Do i have to install it twice? 3. Can i use java 1.4.2 for one and java 1.5.0 for other 4. I can setup one tomcat as startup

Re: Tomcat, Comet and Apache

my only guess would be to turn off buffering in mod_proxy, if that is possible Filip Sebastiaan van Erk wrote: Hi all, I wrote a Comet servlet for Tomcat, and am ready to deploy it. However, my "normal" mode of deployment, namely Apache + mod_jk in front of Tomcat no longer works in this si

Tomcat, Comet and Apache

Hi all, I wrote a Comet servlet for Tomcat, and am ready to deploy it. However, my "normal" mode of deployment, namely Apache + mod_jk in front of Tomcat no longer works in this situation because Comet requires the NIO or APR connectors, which do not support mod_jk. I also tried using mod_pro