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application I installed as an adminstrator will not show up for the user account, even though I did not request "for individual user only". Any idea on how to make it available for the "limited user account" as I cant install it under that account? Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

Had it done last week. Finally, had it working, with the help of these two links.. this link will help you find all the components you need. But, the step-by-step did not work for me...

1.Your structure seams to be accurate...upto a point. the class files you put in "lib" directory, are they part of a package or default package? if they are in a package is the name of the jar file the same name as the package? 2. You could make any make a package-folder beneath the...

curious! This happened to me once. but, I no longer have that problem. I don't remember how I got rid of it. I wonder if you have your hostname mapped to your ip addres in your hosts file? [ponder] Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

I think jdk1.2 is too old. get at least jdk1.3 its free. then go to this site and follow the instructions. http://www.moreservlets.com/Using-Tomcat-4.html Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

If you changed your default port from 8080 to 80. then, I'm guessing that you've IIS running @ port 80. go to ctrl panel/admid services/services and stop IIS then try restart you'r tomcat.... Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

Do the flowing steps to configure mail for tomcat: 1. paste the following line at the bottom, or below similar entry in <installdir>\conf\catalina.policy file: and modify the smtp server with your own. // Permission to send email via SMTP - (permission to connect to mail server). permission...

It sounds like you've a shuffling class/method in mind rather than sorting class/method. Because, sort will order the arraylist the same way everytime. Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

I came across the same problem before and get this one from a message board....It worked for so it should work for you as well.. The problem with JSPs (and HTTP in general) is there is a clear separation between code on the client server and code on the client. That is, you cannot generally have...

Yea...I forgot to mension that servlet.jar is the Java API for servlets... more info see text below straight from the manifest file within. :) Manifest-Version: 1.0 Created-By: Apache Ant 1.5 Name: javax/servlet/ Specification-Title: Java API for Servlets Specification-Version: 2.3...

yea...It worked, after packaging it...But, it dont know why the default package doesnt work...! Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

r u talking about something as easy as if/else clause like so.. <%if (something ===true) {%> input fiels to display... <%} else { %> input feilds to display.. <% } % > Libaax Hakuna Matata....;)

I got it pete.....stupid me :(...I so happened that I rebooted the system and IIS started blocking port 80...... I had it figured out too late man...! I was so dump founded by simple ety pety thing like that. Thanks for all the help though ...u r my hero in the house. [thumbsup] Libaax...

No errors, and no feedback? is the driver a .jar? where was it saved? is the DB running? and so on and so on...should lead you to the root cause of ur problems... libaax

Not an stupid at all... add this to your classpath variable.. <install-dir>/Tomcat 4.1/common/lib/servlet.jar where <instal-dir> is the parrent drive/directory of tomcat.. hope that helps... libaax

That's my guess...cause normally all apps should be able to access it there....check ur path settings though... libaax

Naah...u r right it works.. But, the problem is NextPage is displaying null ..instead of the info intered in the form...I checked the session scope and it's not the problem. I'm thinking that may be NextPage.jsp and SaveName.jsp are accessing two different instances of the bean.....

Thanks Pete ...thanks a million..... I'm still having jsp compile error due to unreachable...Please comment on which relative folder each file should be placed, wether or not I should fiddle with web.xml and if path could be the issue...

BTW: add the extension .jar