Torben Riis

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Hi,

I would like to monitor for new files or whether files has changed in directory. I know I could just make it all from the button, but does anyone know or could recommend a good framework that does the job. Maybe a framework where you can add an observer to get notifications about which file has changed?

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Torben Riis
17 years ago
Hi..
In my web application I has to keep track of my popup windows, so I store all references in an array. But every time I call a Struts Action class the page is reloaded, and therefore my collection of references to popup windows are lost. :-(
Any suggestions to solve this problem?
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Torben Riis
Hi...
I realy hope someone can help me! :-)
Problem:
I have just finnished a web project using Struts. It deploys fine i WebSphere 5, but when it is deployed from Tomcat every link has been rewritten so it contains the jsessionid (URL rewriting).
Tests:
If I create a test application using ordinary jsp or selvlets (no Struts) the jsessionid appears fine as a cookie, and no URL rewriting has been done by Tomcat. The same thing happens if I deploy the cookie example (One of the examples contained in the Tomcat install package).
But if I configure the Struts ActionServlet in the web.xml file, Tomcat rewrites every link. I have tested this on Tomcat 4.1.18, 4.1.27 and 5.0.9.
Even if I try to deploy the struts-example.war file from the jakarta-struts-1.1.zip package the jsessionid cookie is not found, and Tomcat rewrites every link!
Question:
Can someone tell me why Tomcat always uses URL rewriting, when your web application are using Struts? And is there any solutions to get around this?

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Torben Riis
20 years ago