ter is an API
limitation !;)
-Mensagem original----- De: Jim Bearce
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviada: ter 31-12-2002 14:55
Para: Luís Góis; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc:
Assunto: Re: xsp:attribute generating a new element instead of an
attribute in an already existing element
Yeah it
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30-12-2002
-Mensagem original- De: Jim Bearce
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Enviada: ter 31-12-2002 14:13 Para:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: Luís Góis Assunto: Re:
xsp:attribute generating a new element instead of an attribute in an already
existing element
erça-feira, 31 de Dezembro de 2002 1:14> To:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re:
xsp:attribute generating a new element instead of an> attribute in an
already existing element>>> I believe you would have to
do it this way:>> >
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Could you comment the behaviour below :
XSP :===
while(rsDates.next())
{ rsDates.getString(1) } currentDate
generated XML :=
27-12-2002
24-12-2002
expected XML :
=
27-12-2002
24-12-2002
TIA
Luís Góis
Hello again Torsten,
if my query didn't return any row, a call to the execute() method
returns false, right?
Therefore, for a no-results situation, the code resulting from the
application
of the esql:no-results template is never reached - this is what I
understand from reading
the java code belo
Look at this fragment from the esql taglib and read the comments I've
placed in
it :
_esql_query.statement =
_esql_connection.connection.createStatement();
_esql_query.results =
_esql_query.statement.execute(_esql_query.query);
// my debug
System.out.println("ESQL : _esql_query
I found this at a Tomcat mailing list and since I've seen here some posts questioning
about it and even less concrete
replies, here it is (simple but works ! I once get it to work like this, but I've also
forgot it later and lost almost a day trying
to solve this situation) :
"I noticed some
Hello!
I'm getting rather desperate about what's hapenning to me! I want to share a session
object between a XSP page
(where it's create) and a servlet. It seemed to work fine once I put the servlet in
element at the web
descriptor web.xml, but that was using the Opera Web Browser. then I t
Thar's it, "How to override cocoon.properties settings through web.xml?". From the
cocoon Changes documentation
this seems to be possible to do, but how? Using with equal names as the
cocoon.properties settings?
TIA
Luis Gois
