Imam,
your query remind me of the initial efforts we put in to solve similar
types of problem.
i think, may not bea best solution , we can use session object in a
servlet and
use put method of it to put values of user id and pswd if you want, through
a variable name in session object
in
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Patrick,
Try to
1) Copy the file tools.jar
2) Paste it in both C:\JDK\JRE\lib\ext and C:\Program
Files\Javasoft\Jre\lid\ext
(adapt the exact path to your settings)
Le 10:15 02/09/99 +0100, O'Keeffe Patrick a écrit:
Hi,
I'm an ASP developer who's evaluating JSP as an alternative, but am
Evan Chua-Yap wrote:
hi all! i just downloaded the early JSP Tutorial chapters. In the
chapterfor handling forms, the hellouser example uses an include
directiveto show the submitted name. i was wondering: is it
possible to specify a 'submit' action that goesto a different .jsp
page,
Hi there,
FrontPage98 does not support JSP, and I wonder does FP2K support JSP?
Eden
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- Original Message -
From: DAVE TOWNSEND [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: 'Evan Chua-Yap' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 1999 8:11 AM
Subject: RE: hellouser variation: is it possible??
Just to check, I am assuming that you have taken one JSP
Ted Neward wrote:
Normally, in a web server, if a given file in a directory is marked
"index.html" (or similarly-named, site-configurable filenames), that file
will be used as the "default" HTML document sent back to the user when just
the directory name is given (that is,
At 09:22 PM 8/27/99 +, Scott Ferguson wrote:
JSP 1.0 already allows other scripting languages. That's what the
%@ page language=javascript % is for. Resin (http://www.caucho.com)
supports
both Java
and JavaScript as valid JSP 1.0 languages.
I may have missed it, but I don't see
Hello all,
Well, I'm used to using Microsoft's Recordset to update the field contents,
but from what I can see that's not possible in Java's SQL. (Not that I
can't use Microsoft's Recordset, but that I can't update a field in the
ResultSet returned by Java, and expect it to update the
Michael Hu wrote:
Connection attributes don't belong in the query tag, definitely. I would
argue connections (and query select statements) also don't belong in JSP
pages. Sorta orthogonal.
Then how do you propose to implement commit and rollback in JSP pages?
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet
Dave Navas asked:
=
A quick btw -- if someone can 'splain to me how this kind of tag:
setPageData myCustomTag/ /setPageData
can capture its body, I'd sure appreciate it. Maybe it's just the
engine I'm
using, but I'm not clear as to how that's accomplished. It seems like
all I
Just fyi -- I think that was fairly clear, its just that the
implementation I was using lost content and I wanted to make sure I was
doing things correctly. :)
By the way, I'm not sure what the doEndTag() exists for. Are there places
where it should be called and release() should/might not?
doEndTag() returns an indication of whether you are done with this page
(e.g. because you just forwarded the request elsewhere, or whatever), or
not. (EVAL_PAGE and SKIP_PAGE). It should also release all local
resources.
release() is intended to release resources not defined locally in this
You should commit or rollback BEFORE the JSP page. The JSP page is only
your display, all logic should have been performed before going to the JSP
page. Thus you have seperation of business logic and presentation. (i.e.
your JSP page should only show the results of committing or rolling back,
Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart wrote:
doEndTag() returns an indication of whether you are done with this page
(e.g. because you just forwarded the request elsewhere, or whatever), or
not. (EVAL_PAGE and SKIP_PAGE). It should also release all local
resources.
Err, did this change recently? The
David Navas [EMAIL PROTECTED] (I'm pretty sure this time) wrote:
That said, I think commit and rollback don't belong in JSP pages.
Wherever they belong, the issue is ensuring that all database actions
involved in a commit use the same connection reference.
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet Tools
Hai
All,
Can some body tell me how to set retrieve Cookies in JSP.
iam using iis 4.0, Websphere Application Server 2.02 se as Servlet Plugin for
iis web server.
Thanks a lot in Advc
Mahesh
Get free email and a
This looks like a good candidate for standardized tags discussion.
-Original Message-
From: John Dixon [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 03, 1999 6:50 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Setting and Reading Cookies in JSP
html
head
Hi,
You can use AS400 Toolbox for Java, supplied by IBM. I am working with
AS400 Toolbox for Java since one year. I can help you, ask me your doubts.
Take the following example:
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.sql.*;
import java.sql.Connection;
import
Hello
JSP examples which came with the JRun are working fine. But when I run
downloaded examples from the JAVA SUN the following error page is
shown.
(Please excuse if these are answered elsewhere.)
500 Internal Server Error
JSP Parse Error
JSP Directive infois not recognized.
Any help is
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