The output is:
Working with server: Oracle Application Server Containers for
J2EE 10g (10.1.2.0.2)
Servlet Specification: 2.3
JSP version: 1.1
Java Version: 1.4.2_06
I tried changing the web.xml header to:
I also changed orion-web.xml to:
on a vague idea that it would be a good idea to make those numbers match.
I restarted the application and it's in that Started -- Critical Error -- Stopped cycle again. It may just be the web.xml isn't following proper 2.4 syntax. Eclipse isn't showing any errors, but it doesn't seem to be validating at all since I changed the header. It's telling me that no DTD or XSD is specified. I suppose that's because there's no DOCTYPE anymore. I'll look into how I can configure Eclipse, or get a better tool.
@Bear -- you are preaching to the choir mon frere! I've worked in some pretty strange development environments before, but this is by far the worst. Java 1.4? I can't even remember the syntax. Every single JSP uses scriptlets, and the Java code is rife with Vectors. (Because I guess you don't want to upgrade to the "new" Java Collections API all at once.) Every day I encounter something that makes my head explode.
Good call on DEVX. I'll avoid them in the future. Another tipoff: they're running a banner ad for Intersystems Cache, a MUMPS-based relational database that was crated to track how many rocks D'leh owed to Thag for painting his cave (and which we also use at this company).