Hi all,
I think we can write methods in jsp scriplets,On compile all jsp
code will be stored in .class file in jspservice method,that means my
methods also go in jspservice
method,so if this is right then java should support inline functions.
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Maybe passing the values as a querystring parameter might help..Again, could
you store the information in some config file and then use this info..
Have you tried adding params in web.xml..try that and see if this helps..
jitesh dundas
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I want to work on Face Recognition project fully based in Java...
Can anybody guide me and tell me how should I go about things...
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You should consider the available frameworks out there or consider writing
your own. JSF has built in support for validation, you can consider
Richfaces.
thx
Senthil
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 4:37 AM, vinay basavanal vins1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
If i have a b to b application in
Hi,
a.There are type of scopes : page ( only in jsp ), session, request,
application ( servletcontext )
Which one you are talking about ?
b. You can use pageContext ( in jsp ) to get all four scopes
c. one jsp will ( internally ) create one servlet so in your case you can
imagine
sharing
Yes, JSF is cool also
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 3:05 AM, Senthil Chidambaram cchid...@gmail.comwrote:
You should consider the available frameworks out there or consider writing
your own. JSF has built in support for validation, you can consider
Richfaces.
thx
Senthil
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010
Well, my problem seems to have solved itself.
Since I posted the original message, I've turned off and restarted the
computer. When I went to look at this problem again, I couldn't
recreate it. So, I don't know what the problem was, but it's gone away
now. And for now, that works for me.
Mike
