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Subject: Re: Class is not a servlet
Seriously, David's recommendation is the way forwards.
When he said, 'read the spec', he was indicating that you should at least
have a basic familiarity with what a Servlet is.
Th
Seriously, David's recommendation is the way forwards.
When he said, 'read the spec', he was indicating that you should at
least have a basic familiarity with what a Servlet is.
There are *extensive* and complete tutorials from basic to advanced to
found for free online. Search Google (other
Thank you very much for the two answers.
I don't know Java servlet enough to make PartsXupdate work
but now I have a way to follow.
I highly recommend reading the servlet spec. There you will see a
servlet extends HttpServlet and overrides one or more of it's methods.
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/de
I highly recommend reading the servlet spec. There you will see a
servlet extends HttpServlet and overrides one or more of it's methods.
http://jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=154
--David
Luca Sabbio wrote:
Hi, I'm working with Java 1.5.0.06, Tomcat 5.5.16 with Xindice 1.1b4 and Cocoon
2.1.10 dep
> From: Luca Sabbio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> public class PartsXupdate
extends HttpServlet
> {
...
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Hi, I'm working with Java 1.5.0.06, Tomcat 5.5.16 with Xindice 1.1b4 and Cocoon
2.1.10 deployed (and working).
I try to run a simple web application based on a servlet that update the
Xindice XML DB
By the command line the PartsXupdate.java is compiled and the
PartsXupdate.class works.
import
