OMG, this problem just reminded me why I can't stand windoze.
Having set the environment variable, it is not enough to restart the tomcat service. You have to restart the whole damn system. I...
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OMG, this problem just reminded me why I can't stand windoze.
Having set the environment variable, it is not enough to restart the tomcat service. You have to restart the whole damn system. I...
I have a servlet that runs in tomcat 7 and uses environment variables to locate the external properties file.
This works perfectly well under linux but does not work under windoze as it cannot...
Okay after more debugging, the problem is solved and everything works as it did under struts 2.
The submitHandler was not fired due to an onClick error when converting the code form a struts2...
I am porting an application from struts2 to spring 3 mvc.
So far the forms are fine but now I have hit a problem with the javascript.
I have a button that launches a js script function to reset...
OMG, I finally solved the problem which was entirely down to my misunderstanding, though having googled and read so much documentation, I can't help thinking the area of tying the form:form taglib...
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This is my web.xml
<web-app id="WebApp_ID" version="2.5"
xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee" ...
I am having a terrible time trying to get the form:errors tag to display my error messages.
I have google'd like mad and checked these forums but cannot solve the problem. Finally I have created a...
After a very long xmas break, I have now returned to this project.
Thanks for the reply, I took the plunge and removed everything else except for the contextloaderlistener and the application now...
I started the project by copying a lot of stuff from an existing project and it already has the ContextLoaderListener configured in web.xml. The whole thing works as long as I code SOAP and REST...
I hope this is the correct forum to ask this and the term headless describes what I want to do.
I want to write an application that consists solely of JMS listeners, i.e. no SOAP/REST endpoints...