john hedden

Anyone know why this works:
ResultSet rs = (ResultSet)cs.getObject(3);
but this gives ClassCastException:
rs = ((oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleCallableStatement)callableStmt).getCursor(3);
Could it be the App Server, which is WL8.1?

I have 3 struts books and "Struts in Action" is most complete. "Mastering Jakarta Struts" by James Goodwill and "Struts Framework" by Sue Spielman are also decent but not nearly as solid.

i looked at this a few weeks back and found out that: 1. train users not to use browser buttons or 2. use get instead of post. (haven't tried it out yet).

figured it out if anyone is interested. 9ias relase 1 does not work with xp but release 2 does as per oracle.com

do 9ias and windows xp play well together?

what do you gain out of using an app server like 9ias/websphere rather than apache? I am doing development on tomcat right now and was looking at integrating it with apache. also, can apache have more than 1 application running on it?

I know its not popular but I was hoping someone out there might use it???
Are there any problems running EAServer on Windows XP?

actually you can use JRun and IIS together to run servlets. you need to set up the IIS virtual directories and JRun virtual paths so that when an Http request occurs it serves up a servlet.

Another point about Struts is that if you are developing a heavily data driven web app then it is not likely you will be using Struts.
Also, I've heard, maybe someone can verify. Custom tag libs are becoming more popular?

I am presently developing an application on my pc using Tomcat 4.0.3. Eventually I would like to have it running on WebSphere as well. My question is, do I migrate a .war file from Tomcat to WebSphere or can I integrate Tomcat to be the container on WebSphere? There is no need for Apache as a web server so Im just going to use Tomcat by itself.