2. an J2EE container agnostic way to restrict ips? coderanch.comSo I'm moving my application to another j2ee container, and I hit on an issue with how I'm currently restricting IP's. I currently use a resin specific way in my web.xml, and am wondering if there's a standard J2EE way to restricting IP's. A hour googling around didn't actually come up with anything (other than creating a simple ip restricting filter...which ... |
3. Container question coderanch.comApache has an HTTP web server. It is very popular for languages like PHP. But, the Container that you are probably referring to is Apache Tomcat which is different in the sense that it understands how to process JSP/Servlets. You also need the jar file (servlet-api.jar) that contains the classes and interfaces required for JSP/Servlet development. Tomcat provides you with additional ... |
4. open source java/j2ee container required coderanch.comHi Everybody, I am learning the basics of EJB. I want to just run the basic example of the EJB where one module will call the other module... What i am interested to do is.. in one module I will make page where i will enter some text and this entered text will get printed in other module.. Can anybody guide ... |
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