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工作学习 / IT技术讨论 / hi,Japper, what's about error 500?
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-1
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What is "sun/tools/javac/Main"?
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-2
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some questions
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-6
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You need to use JDK1.2.2. JDK1.1 does not match Tomcat...Ooops!
-guest:Jabber's Student;
2000-11-6
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Dear Jabber's student, I appreciate your humorI just want you to know that not all of my stusents can answer the question your handled. Probably, you should be my teacher.
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-7
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All of you are my teachers. :-)I want to ask you that why it doesn't have classes.zip file in jdk1.2.2?
And I also want to know why it shows me "out of envirment space" in the window each time when I startup my Tomcat ?
Does it relate with my PC RAM?
I have only 64M . :-(
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-8
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You asked the right questions
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-8
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After I installed jdk1.2.2,but I still met the same problem although I set path=c:\jdk1.2.2\bin,CLASSPATH=c:\jdk1.2.2\lib
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-8
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You need set JAVA_HOMEAha, tomcat gets to know java compiler according to Windows environment variable
JAVA_HOME, not from CLASSPATH. Once it knows JAVA_HOME, it will reach java compiler in tools.jar. You just need open tomcat.bat and add a line:
set JAVA_HOME=C:\jdk1.2.2
You will be OK.
PS: I think my student Jabber has ever told you this sometime earlier.
-guest:Jabber's teacher;
2000-11-8
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Thank you for answering questions on my behalf.Dear Teacher, :-):-):
Yes, I did pointed out the necessities of setting JAVA_HOME. Ms. AlwaysGreen needs to read my posting No. 12918 again.
I hope you can come often and enlight your students....
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-8
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I am very thankful that so many teachers teach me! :-)
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-9
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I suggest you first forget about JSP things
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-9
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oh, you are my english teach too! :-) :-)
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-10
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Question
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-10
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javax.servlet.GenericServlet is an abstract class because its service(...) method is abstract.Your servlet extends javax.servlet.GenericServlet , so you must extend service(..) method. You did not do that so the compiler complained and did not let you go through.
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-10
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?Since I service is a method of the class GenericServlet, and I extended the GenericServlet already.So I can use the its service method.
I don't understand what you mentioned.Please talk more about it ! :-)
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-12
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Please pick up your Java books and see what people mean by "abstract class".
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-13
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Some topics
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-10
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Servlets can do all things that CGI can do
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-10
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How can I run a Servlet in Tomcat?
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-13
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Just a few comments
-jabber(jabber);
2000-11-13
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I need more time to read java book. xixi...Yes, I know that Servlet runs on the server ,not in my browser. My expressions have some problem.
Yes, you are right . I read few java book cause busy work. In fact , you are very good teacher.
I need more time to read it and think it over by myself. I found I just relyed on your answer so much. So I should change the way .
But I will ask you some questions if I have some problems which I can't solve it by myself.
silly student
Ivy
:-)
-alwaysgreen(alwaysgreen);
2000-11-14
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