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Hi,
I'm having one j2ee appln following MVC architecture. First page is a login jsp, after submitting it goes to controller servlet.This appln is deployed on oracle 9iAS and it is using oracle 8i DB.
The technologies it is using are EJB and JMS (swiftmq). This appln is live and working fine. I'm supposed to maintain this site. So i'm trying to set this up on my devt server. After deploying it successfully, I'm facing one peculiar problem. First jsp page is working, when i say submit, it is going to the controller servlet but after that it is not showing any error msg and also not displaying the nxt page.
The problem is i'm new to oracle 9iAS and even to ejbs. Can you tell me, where could be the problem?
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My first guess, since it runs on your production server, is that your development server is not identical. When I saw error page and not displaying, I go to the web.xml document and make sure that the error-page tags are there, and that you have the same web.xml file as what is on production.
Unfortunately there are a bunch of configurations that could be the problem, some realting to Oracle 9iAS, or just your web application. So trial and error are the only way to find these bugs.
Good Luck, and maybe we got lucky on the first try.
Mark
 
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