I mean if I construct a heavy object [including collections and a bunch of props ] and I need to query that object from time to time during the session life, should I save it with setAttribute or do I
Servlets 101, under Tomcat 6: Could someone kindly point me to a good explanation of the best way to eg. create a Collection of expensive Foo objects at servlet startup time and stash them somewhere
it seems that the Parameter-Name in the GET request, that represents the SessionID (like jsessionid=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX in Tomcat) is not standardized in the servlet-spec? How can I get the (Se
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To the point: how would you handle a server-side HTTP 4nn/5nn errors in jQuery\'s ajax requests? This case concerns a JSP/Servlet webapplication at the server side. Here I am not talking about trivial
Having the ServletAPI plus the configurations you can make to jetty or any other web container Do we have a way to limit the request sizes ? (ie to close the connection if posting more that 50 MB)
Is there an easy way to rout all requests (except a few specific cases) for url \"mysite/\" to path \"mysite/index.html?\"
I\'m currently developinga Java Servlet Project in Eclipse. The project is compiled via Tomcat 5.5 and hosted in localhost:8080(alternatively 127.0.0.1:8080 AND 192.168.1.10:8080 which also happens to
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