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I was first drawn to Xisto because of Tomcat/JSP availability. Is there any chance that you guys might adopt Tomcat or provide any way to host JSP ? Thanks , Demirelli

I agree. I believe the days of overspecialization are over. Gone is the era of having small development teams consisting of coders who are not familiar with proper design concepts. Same concept applies to User Interface designers, people who are more artistic in their inclinations. Non-technical people must be more well-rounded technically in order to better communicate with their technical counterparts.I believe that this duality in engineers and artists alike is essential in delivering good applications to end-users.

Well, I have been reading more on Apache Handlers on cPanel (Xisto manager). I have been reading about this stuff all night and didn't even realize how late it was until I saw the sunlight penetrating my shades I been also trying to deploy a .war file and reading on this subject. I will google for some hands on howtos or tutorials on deployment of .war files via Tomcat. However, I would be grateful if anyone has any suggestions for any tutorials on this subject. Anyhow, I'm quite tired and probably finish my movie and do the sleep thing, as they say. Oh, this is a French film (flick I'm currently watching) titled Genesis, its quite interesting. It seems to be a scientific explanation on the Book of Genesis. Well, it really encompasses all Creation theories. The film attempts to explain Creation theory from an objectively scientific view. I think this film would be interesting for theists and atheists alike. Goodnight...well good morning to all. - Demirelli

I did not even realize it but, today I've upped my credits 6 points. I have had my account for the past couple of weeks but sunk below negative last week. I am still learning about the PostForHost ideology, and its an adjustment process. However, I love the concept. It keeps one involved and interested. I recall reading a review on Sun's development site (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html). It was more of a sociological piece than technical literature. The article's overall theme was that the Internet, as a commercial tool and global network, was moving towards an "Age of Participation." The so-called progression from the ubiquitous Information Age to Participation Age. The Participation Age will be driven by mass feedback and intellectual input; as opposed to the Information Age, which tend to celebrate and revolve around the inventions and innovations of individuals. I suppose some examples would be Napster or the development of the MP 3 compression technology, which are static "inventions" of individuals. A contemporary product of the so-called Participation Age is the success of youtube.com. The technology of being able to share video via the www platform is not necessarily ground breaking. Granted, the developers of the web site are apt and skillful people who utilize very strong video compression, their success belongs to the masses that contribute countless video files all around the globe. I shall not "blabber" anymore, I simply wanted to say that I really dig the concept of participation on a mass scale. Xisto is very progressive and cutting-edge to be able to try something like this. I am still on my learning trail of Apache Tomcat/JSP deployment. Now that my account is accessible, I will try to deploy some sample JSP code. I am now learning more about CPanel (Xisto's account manager). I believe I must study the area of "Apache Handlers" I guess I have to define global extensions, such as .jar / .war / .java so Apache can pass these files to the Jasper JSP engine. More to come, thank you for your participation. - Demirelli

On my previous post I've touched on some outside links that are good sources of information regarding Apache Tomcat and Java Server Pages deployment. The Wiki for Tomcat seems to offer great details, however, there is a better reference for those beginning to understand the overall *concept* of Apache Tomcat and JSP deployment. I am such a person and in the process of studying Tomcat and JSP. For me personally, this is a great beginner's point of focus: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apache_Tomcat Correspondingly, this link will compliment the knowledge offered via the URL above: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomcat_Jasper This link offers some insights into the Jasper JSP engine, it will all make sense if one reads both of these links in respective order. More learning experiences to come...thank you for your participation and feedback. - Demirelli

Today I learned something interesting from CNN. If one follows the news, it is difficult not to hear about Pres. Bush's last major speech. He revealed serious intentions of possible military action against Iran. While this makes sense politically (opening another front in Iran would divert attention from the current situation in Iraq), many wondered if the Democratic party would utilize it's newfound power. This afternoon I saw a CNN segment that touched on this issue. There was redundant political analysis that I won't bore anyone with. However, the bottom line seems to be that Congress will almost certainly not finance military action against Iran. I suppose this causes many to sigh a sigh of relief. Who could blame a public already weary of two ongoing wars (Afghanistan/Iraq) for being apprehensive about opening an entirely new front. On the other hand, military action against Iran might influence the Iraqi front. Some argue that neutralizing Iran is the only way to achieve "victory" in Iraq. If this holds true, then Syria must also be tackled, considering that it's influence on Iraq is almost as heavy as the Iranian regime. If it all seems too confusing and crazy, one must tell themselves that this is simply history unfolding. - Demirelli

If the reader of this post has read my previous post, they would know that I am on a "learningtrail" for deploying JSP from Apache Tomcat. I have been doing more reading on the subject and came across a very interesting and helpful resource: http://wiki.apache.org/tomcat/FrontPage This is more helpful than a static help or howto document, because the information is always kept "fresh" in a Wiki. If your not familiar with Wiki technology, please goto en.wikipedia.org More to come...stay tuned..thank you for your participation. - Demirelli

I recently became a hosted member and began studying deployment. Since Xisto uses Apache, I read some documents regarding this server technology. I am certain that this post is novice-level information and simply chronicles my own personal "learning trail." I have always found Wikipedia to be a good knowledge-base regarding Java-related documentation. Thus, I did a search for Apache via http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page and came across Tomcat. I was already aware of Java Application Server but did not know much about how to deploy Java code from Apache servers. This is where Tomcat comes in. Tomcat is an Apache technology for deploying Java code. First, my thought was, "alright, simply deploy a *.jar file from Tomcat. Well, I began reading about .war files, or "web archive" files, very similar to a Java Archive File. When the Java code is encompassed within a .war file, it can then be deployed via Tomcat. I will be reading and posting more on my little learning trail and appreciate any corrections and feedback. Thanks, Demirelli

My name is Demirelli and I own http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ , a small Ebay store specializing in Turkish imports. As of now, I feel that I am not getting proper exposure. I have followed the guidelines set for successful presence on Ebay. However, I would like to query active advertisers on this form about *offline* advertisement of an Ebay store. I would be grateful for all suggestions regarding this issue. Thank You, Demirelli

I have always been a student of c/c++. However, recently I have discovered Java. I mean, it really was not a discovery, because Java has always been there (at least to me). However, couple of months ago I began reading on Java. I suppose one major factor that got me extremely interested was the revelation of a major misconception regarding Java. For instance, the conception (which was held by yours truly since couple of months ago) that Java is slow. Java *is* slow. However, speed, like everything else, is relative. The real question is that *how* slow is the performance of Java code. Obviously the question of how relates to the relative speed of Java runtime performance to c/c++. After doing several performance comparison tests with c++/win32/API programs against Java runtime performances, I realized that Java is not...*that* slow. "That" is a great generalization, I know. What I mean by "that" is: Java, as an interpreted language will *always* be slower than c++/win32. However, the speed differences are simply not that great. In terms of functionality and end-user performance, the speed difference is lot...lot smaller then one is led to believe. - Demirelli

I just became a member and loving the setup so far. I just had a quick question about deployment. My web application is in Java, JSF (Java Server Pages) to be exact. How would I exactly deploy a .war file from the server. Thank you, - Demirelli

Thank you for replying, guys. I have a desktop dell and gateway laptop on a wireless network. Router New Linksys/Cisco powered wireless router/switch. My WAN/ISP connection is standard 384kbs DHCP-cable modem from Charter communications. Both machines run windows xp home edit. they run AVG for virus scanning and Zone Alarm for firewall. AVG did find an exploit in my documents/firefox/...application data/... I placed this file in the "virus vault" of avg agent. Now, there are no reports of exploits. However I am still a bit paranoid about these LEDs flashing on the cable modem. The Receive Led "flickers" even if both machines are idle. I even turned both machines off completely and the lights continued to blink. This leads me to conclude that perhaps there is a trojan client trying to shake hands with Trojan server that might be installed on one of my nodes. I hope I am being too paranoid, but its good to be on the safe side. I will try the TCP monitor you suggested, Neo, Happy New Years .

Hello everyone. I have a dell desktop running windows xp home edition. AVG virus checker found an exploit in Firefox's application database in My Documents. I moved it to the "vault" in AVG. I have several clients to check the safety of my computer and it seems like my machine is secure, however, there is one problem. My DHCP-cable modem is directly hooked to my computer. However, even when the computer is idle, the "Send/recieve" LED's (lights) constantly blink. Do I still have the exploit or somehow I can't catch the "Trojan" the exploit installed? I run a home business and security is #1, so this makes me very concerned. I'd be grateful for all feedback. Thank you and happy new years. - Demirelli

I'm glad you found some api literature on your subject, I can relate how painful it is not to find good dox on projects. However, maybe this link might also be of help to you: https://community.oracle.com/docs/DOC-983347 take it easy - Demirelli http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ "Importing the beauty of Turkish culture to your fingertips."

I stumbled upon this blog where the developer did some very interesting things with JTree The strange things is I was not looking for GUI technology, but found this code nevertheless quite atrractive and well constructed. Ofcourse I have no affiliation with the developer of this component, thus I cannot gurantee the safety of this code. But it was safe/sound on my computer. Well, here is the link, enjoy. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

I gotta admit, I'm always skeptical about sequals...especially horror genre sequals. But, my hat is off to this one. Saw II was even better than the first one. Thought it was a superb film.

Perhaps this is stating the obvious: have you considered Java Networking Launching Protocol or JNLP. However, it is now commonly referred to as Java Web Start. The protocol instructions are simply XML files. Good luck, follow this referrence: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JNLP - Demirelli

My specs: Studio Creator 2 running on Windows XP Home edition, 2.4/512MB Dell workstation. Java SE Hello, I am attempting to compile a single Java file into an executible JAR file. I have no problem doing this. However, when I attempt to run the JAR file, I receive the following error: Error window header: "Java Virtual Machine Launcher"Contents: "Failed to load Main-Class manifest attribute from C:\....Swinger.jar" ---------It is a simple Swing example. It runs fine from the IDE. Furthermore, I know that I just need to define a Main-Class header in MANIFEST.MF. However, it is a read-only file, how would I modify this file? Thank You all in advance , - Demirelli

I am using Sun Studio Creator 2 to deploy the calendar control in the web browser, using JSP. When I compile with the calendar control, its fine and it displays properly on Firefox, but it doesn't display properly on Internet Explorer. Is this a common mobility problem with this control? I believe there might be another explanation. I'd appreciate any help, thank you. - Demirelli

I just setup Sun Java Studio Creator 2, its free, and I believe its "open source promoted." I'm new to Java, but not to IDEs. I agree with the gentleman who said "all you need is notepad/compiler," as well. But, I think IDEs are more similar than they are different. It has a lot to do with what your comfortable with. For instance, I used to do C++ with Borland's IDE. It was lot more "manual" and involved than say, MS Visual C++ IDE But I thought Borland was much more comfortable comfortable environment. Well, for what is worth, that has been my experience with IDEs in general. Hope you'll find something that suits your needs. peace. - Demirelli

I liked it. Cool colors and design concept. I'd love to get into Flash a bit, I know it can make a sites very very interesting

I believe this depends, as in most things, on the individual. So, whether Java is going to be easy or difficult depends on your background. I'm new to Java, but do not find the technical aspects not all that difficult. This is probably because I come from mainly a C/C++ background. Java is a "full fledged," compiled computer language. I believe if you have not coded with a compiled language, Java might take longer to learn. However, Java is also unlike any other compiled language, because it needs to be "platform independent." For instance, a Windows program will not run on a Mac. But a Java application should not have trouble with neither of these platforms. My personal advice to you is, learn a bit more on Java and don't give up on it, it really is unlike any other language out there. Also, try this site: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html Very, very informative and taut. Best of luck, peace. - Demirelli

I am new to Java technologies, however come from a "C background," so the technical aspects seem pretty native to me. However, I would still be glad to get some literary feedback from seasoned Java coders. Which books/any other publications did you consider your "bible" when you began studying JSP/Java in general? Thanks in advance. - Demirelli

I have always liked Slackware, might be a bit more involved than other distros., but it has always proven extremely stable for me. - Demirelli