> communication. Or a third class which can make the
> shared information
> accessible by both servlets.
I opted for this. creating a singleton with
synchronized accessors.
Boardwalk for $500? In 2007?
How to I obtain a reference to a servlet from another
servlet? For example, I want to call a public method
on another servlet because that servlet has cached
information I need.
Thanks
Looking for a dea
this seems to work. It's looking for the .war file
anyway. I don't have tomcat installed on the machine
I want to build the .war file on that's why I tried
the deployer.
i guess I could just build a .war file using the java
jar command or eclipse and then use the manager to
upload it.
-thx
Does anyone use the tomcat deployer? Will someone
show me an example
deployer.properties with the following properties
defined and where
they map to on your filesystem? The manual lacks an
example and I
can't figure it out from the build.xml file.
build:C:\webapps\ixania\build
webapp:ixania
path
Does anyone use the tomcat deployer? Will someone show me an example
deployer.properties with the following properties defined and where
they map to on your filesystem? The manual lacks an example and I
can't figure it out from the build.xml file.
build:C:\webapps\ixania\build
webapp:ixania
pat
Does anyone use the tomcat deployer? Will someone show me an example
deployer.properties with the following properties defined and where they map
to on your filesystem? The manual lacks an example and I can't figure it
out from the build.xml file.
build:C:\webapps\ixania\build
webapp:ixania
pat
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
