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misbehaving of jsp in unix server
Hi,
we developed an appln and tested on winnt operating weblogic5.1 server. The
form consists of date fields(from date and todate) which are used for the
query written in sql statement of session bean.This bean we are calling from
the jsp. date fields are passing as a parameters to ejb.
when we runned this jsp thru winnt , output is coming perfectly.
we shifted this jsp and the jar file to unix server. now we are not getting
any output nor an error in console.
we checked the date formats on both the servers.
someone suggested to use arraylist in place of vector(right now we are using
an vector and enumeartion).
can any one suggest some idea immediately.
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Re: misbehaving of jsp in unix server
If you moved your application to a different server and its behaviour
changed, then your new system is not configured correctly. Using ArrayList
instead of Vector is totally irrelevant to that problem, so don't waste your
time on that. Find the differences between the new and old systems'
configurations and get rid of them.
PC2
"PAVAN" <pavan.kumar@wartsila.com> wrote in message
news:3b9a5e09$1@news.devx.com...
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> Hi,
> we developed an appln and tested on winnt operating weblogic5.1 server.
The
> form consists of date fields(from date and todate) which are used for the
> query written in sql statement of session bean.This bean we are calling
from
> the jsp. date fields are passing as a parameters to ejb.
> when we runned this jsp thru winnt , output is coming perfectly.
> we shifted this jsp and the jar file to unix server. now we are not
getting
> any output nor an error in console.
> we checked the date formats on both the servers.
> someone suggested to use arraylist in place of vector(right now we are
using
> an vector and enumeartion).
> can any one suggest some idea immediately.
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Re: misbehaving of jsp in unix server
Thank u paul,
we solved that problem. it is basically bcoz of difference in date format
in both operating systems.
regards,
pavan
"Paul Clapham" <pclapham@core-mark.com> wrote:
>If you moved your application to a different server and its behaviour
>changed, then your new system is not configured correctly. Using ArrayList
>instead of Vector is totally irrelevant to that problem, so don't waste
your
>time on that. Find the differences between the new and old systems'
>configurations and get rid of them.
>
>PC2
>
>"PAVAN" <pavan.kumar@wartsila.com> wrote in message
>news:3b9a5e09$1@news.devx.com...
>>
>> Hi,
>> we developed an appln and tested on winnt operating weblogic5.1 server.
>The
>> form consists of date fields(from date and todate) which are used for
the
>> query written in sql statement of session bean.This bean we are calling
>from
>> the jsp. date fields are passing as a parameters to ejb.
>> when we runned this jsp thru winnt , output is coming perfectly.
>> we shifted this jsp and the jar file to unix server. now we are not
>getting
>> any output nor an error in console.
>> we checked the date formats on both the servers.
>> someone suggested to use arraylist in place of vector(right now we are
>using
>> an vector and enumeartion).
>> can any one suggest some idea immediately.
>
>
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