I'm not sure I understand 100% what you are doing, and exactly where in the process the #note is being dropped, but I can make the following observations: 1)...
Maybe you could just encode the pid attribute before submitting to the jsp page. That way you can still submit the '#' symbol. It will appear as %23 I think. ...
I thought I might not have been clear. The "#" is being used as a separator indicating an anchor on the page, so I think I'm doing exactly what it is intended...
... No, AFAIR Chris pointed you in the right direction. We once had the same idea and after some research found that actually only the browser itself knows...
<apology> Actually, I realized 1/2 hour after I posted what you intended. I've been waiting to apologize. </apology> You could dynamically generate a page...
Frank, The more I think about this, the more puzzled I am. I think Marco is pulling us back onto the right track. Before I read your eMail I would have said...
I appreciate both of you responding. It is strange that I've been doing this for a couple years without problems and suddenly adding one tag breaks everything...
Pixory is a freeware "personal image server" based on Jetty and Tapestry. The application can be found -> http://www.pixory.org ... WHATSNEW in this release: ...
I was wondering if anybody on this list could give me some advice on pitfalls setting up a production system with JBoss / Jetty for serving content for a J2ME...
David, Having Client - Apache - Jetty for your load of very many, very small messages will push up the server cost considerably - I'd guess that the total...
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HI This is the first time I post a message. How do I got response to my posted message? Do I have to join the discussion group and how? My question is as...
... I'll send this reply directly to you as well as to the list, but normally people do subscribe, and replies are sent only to the list, so that only one copy...
... I had a look at this. It does not look too difficult - but I think I will have to write some JNI code to open UnixSockets in Java (does anybody know if...
Hi, Just bumping up the thread as there have been no replies that I know of. My 2 questions are similar/related to the previous post. 1) Out-of-the-box, where...
Update: 1) I generated a compiler error and noticed that the compiled files go under C:\Documents and Settings\Dre\Local Settings\Temp\. 1a) Just wondering,...
Jetty uses the java.io.tempdir System property to root it's temp files so you can change this to move the files about. you can also change it per HttpContext ...
Hi Chris, Thank you very much for the hints you gave me - I really appreciate that! ... I kind of had the feeling that this would be the case - after all, ...
... If you use an OS like linux which has a firewall built into the kernel, then you can have services available locally and not expose them to the outside. ...
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... Sorry, security jargon, borrowed from the military. De-Militarized Zone. i.e. it is an intermediate LAN which sits between the open Internet and an...
... Actually, after reading Chris' comments, I think his suggestion is pretty interesting, too. First of all, you can of course have the browser GET a dynamic...
Hi, Can someone tell me how to stop Jetty from showing the directory structure and all the files in a directory if that directory does not contain a default...
... You can set "dirAllowed" to "false" in your webdefault.xml. Here's an example from one of my config files: <servlet> <servlet-name>images</servlet-name> ...
... And to stop those pesky developers getting onto production boxes (as we know they cause far more problems than hacks from the internet). cheers -- Greg...
I'm trying to set up Jetty to be embedded (without the xml config file) All of my servlets and images reside in jar files. I have been able to configure Jetty...
... Then don't use the invoker. We create a new HttpContext for each named servlet. But we only have a few. There are certainly other ways to do it. You...
"katelfox" Asked:Subject: [jetty-discuss] embedded jetty ... access ... Cheap and cheerful approach: Remove the line package xxx.yyy.zzz; from Login.java and...
Why are you using the invoker? the line servlets.addServlet("Login", "/", "xxx.yyy.zzz.Login_jsp"); Should make your Login_jsp servlet be called for all...