Is it the buffering that allows the timer page to be displayed from the background processing page.
In the background processing page, do I use
<@page include="timer.jsp" buffer="none"%>
then continue the background process code.
I would like to have my jsp page call another jsp page to process some data. While this second page is processing the data, how can I send a 'Please wait while processing...' type page (html or jsp) to the browser?
Any help or tips would be greatly appreciated
App is created in jDeveloper 3.1 and uses jsp's and beans.
I use jDeveloper to deploy all the beans into a common jar which I then move to the server.
The deployment itself is no problem, the probelm is that I have test and prod versions of jar (differing only in db cxn params).
Both named...
I have test and prod versions of jar (differing only in db cxn params).
Both named differently but have same class structure internally.
I defined both in jserv.properties.
Problem is both test and prod jsp's take which ever jar is defined first.
How can I deploy.
I read about servlet zones...
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