On Mon, 21 Jul 2008 17:29:58 +0530, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Back in the days before tomcat 3.3, we used to have to put all the jars
on the classpath and it was HORRIBLE. Nasty version conflicts and lot's
of headaches. Somewhere after the introduction of tomcat 3.3, tomcat
s
> From: David Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: some concepts needed
>
> In short, you shouldn't worry about CLASSPATH.
Don't just not worry about it - don't even think about using it.
> Just put the jar files where they belong -- typically in
> you
Back in the days before tomcat 3.3, we used to have to put all the jars
on the classpath and it was HORRIBLE. Nasty version conflicts and lot's
of headaches. Somewhere after the introduction of tomcat 3.3, tomcat
started purposely ignoring the CLASSPATH in favor of it's own
classloader archit
On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:24:45 +0530, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tomcat does have a java compiler (jasper) to compile jsp pages to
servlets, but it also needs a JVM (java). Setting CLASSPATH is a big
no-no. Put any required jars your webapp might need in the proper
place. If yo
> From: David Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: some concepts needed
>
> jsp files are compiled first to .java source code and then
> further compiled to .class files (servlets to be specific).
Jasper does the translation from .jsp to .java; it can be configured in
thanks a lot david, just one last query (if i a mnot irritating you),
when you say that tomcat has its "own" compiler, then you mean a compiler
other than jasper ..right ??
On Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:55:35 +0530, David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
as you said, tomcat has a java compiler for c
as you said, tomcat has a java compiler for compiling jsp -> servlets
"called" jasper.
this is what i read in the wikipedia :
"Jasper parses JSP files to compile them into Java code as servlets"
by that definition, is it right to call jasper a java compiler ?? it
is just a jsp parser, and it can
as you said, tomcat has a java compiler for compiling jsp -> servlets
"called" jasper.
this is what i read in the wikipedia :
"Jasper parses JSP files to compile them into Java code as servlets"
by that definition, is it right to call jasper a java compiler ?? it is
just a jsp parser, and it c
BTW: java is the JVM, javac is the compiler.
David Smith wrote:
Tomcat does have a java compiler (jasper) to compile jsp pages to
servlets, but it also needs a JVM (java). Setting CLASSPATH is a big
no-no. Put any required jars your webapp might need in the proper
place. If you use tomcat
Tomcat does have a java compiler (jasper) to compile jsp pages to
servlets, but it also needs a JVM (java). Setting CLASSPATH is a big
no-no. Put any required jars your webapp might need in the proper
place. If you use tomcat's internal pooling for db connections, that
means putting driver j
hi, i am pretty new to tomcat. currently i have tomcat6 on ubuntu-linux.
i have pursued some books on tomcat , but they cant help me getting some
concepts, they simply point to "using tomcat"
here is one of my doubts i got during database connection..
does tomcat have its own java compiler ?
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