Mailing Lists SeaJUG hosts two discussion groups using via the freely available Yahoo! Groups service (formerly eGroups). This service provides mailing list management, list archives, and other convenient features. To subscribe to the discussion groups, follow the links below: {link:seajug|http://groups.yahoo.com/group/seajug} ( {link:RSS Feed|http://rss.groups.yahoo.com/group/seajug/rss} ) The SeaJUG list is intended as a forum for the discussion of technical and practical issues related to the the use of the Java language, as well as announcements of meetings or other events that would be of interest to the SeaJUG community. Postings of a commercial nature are expressly frowned upon. Continued posting eligibility is subject to adherence to the list charter. {link:seajug-announce|http://groups.yahoo.com/group/seajug-announce} This mailing list is for the folks who just want meeting announcements in their in-box. You can expect at most 2 messages per month from it. Meeting announcements are also posted to the main Seajug list along with this one. {link:seajug_jobs|http://groups.yahoo.com/group/seajug_jobs} (formerly JavaJobs) Use this list if you wish to keep abreast of Java opportunities, or would like to send job announcements. Please keep in mind that: # they __must be focused on Java__, not JavaScript, C++, or otherwise). # they should be focused on the __puget sound job market__. They should definitely not be based overseas - there are other forums for this ( search yahoo groups). Continued posting eligibility is subject to adherence to the list charter. __Note__ that the list moderator has to approve all membership requests to avoid any spam on the list. This usually takes a few days. Thanks for your patience. 2008-09-17 14:21:05.789 2006-04-12 15:40:24.175 comment-Mailing Lists-1 How often does this group meet? How many members attend on the average? My use of Java is to support my first web application. I have been 'toying' with Java for last three years parsing EDI X12 files, building a SOA architecture, etc. Currently working through a WROX book 'Begging javaserver pages' and am having problems. JSP will be used minimally. In my world, JSP serves as the service that invokes my Java using url's from the browser responses , but contains little intelligence. The business rules, etc. are in Java or in MYSQL or other SQL databases. Are there members who might be able to answer some questions I have about web.xml config issues I am having and why I can not connect to MYSQL vix xml files settings, but can see the MYSQL data from inside Java classes? Thank You. Fred Rowe Fred Rowe Fred Rowe 2008-06-03 06:44:22.468 2008-06-03 06:44:22.4