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Servlets & <strong>Server</strong>s<br />
I am working on weblogic server 5.1 with MsSQLSERVER7 i am able to load the<br />
driver but it says unable to get socket connection.It says connect to the<br />
MSSQLSERVER's host and port no.<br />
How do I get these name and value.<br />
Answer: The MS Sql <strong>Server</strong>'s host is usually the name or ip of the server that run<br />
SQL <strong>Server</strong>, if you know the IP (ping ), put the IP in it, it will be<br />
faster, for the Port number, sincerely I don't<br />
remember the standard port, but look into the SQL <strong>Server</strong> documentation and you<br />
will find it.<br />
by Davide<br />
Whenever I compile my servlets it always says "can't find package javax.*" even<br />
though I downloaded the JSDK. Where the JSDK files so it'll find that package?<br />
Answer: There are no classes in the javax.* package. There are classes in<br />
javax.servlet.* and javax.servlet.http.*, but neither are really related to javax.* -importing<br />
javax.* won't affect them. You should import the packages that you really<br />
want to use!<br />
Q: I have a list of html links on a web page, and I want to be able to call a servlet<br />
based on what the user clicked on...<br />
I used:<br />
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