FW: help / cant't figure this out !

sorry -- assumed the Reply-To header was set on this list -Original Message- From: Bradley Wood Sent: 11 March 1999 10:11 To: 'Mark Minnoye' Subject: RE: help / cant't figure this out ! i had exactly the same problem   the thing is that what is returned from the getElements() method

Re: FW: help / cant't figure this out !

using: public arbeiderBean getElements (int index){ return (arbeiderBean) elementAt(index); } i still have the same problem Do you have to compile the beans in a diferent way (like you usual do with beans) ? -Original Message- From: Bradley Wood Sent: 11 March 1999 10:11 To: 'Mark

Re: Java + Javascript

Take a look at ESP (EcmaScript Pages), "a servlet add-on that allows you to write servlets directly in JavaScript and Html while retaining all the power of the Java language and the servlet object model." http://www.mindspring.com/~rrocha/esp.html It looks pretty cool. Please let me know

Re: SJSP and Apache/JServ

It _IS_ free for non comercial purposes. Try imagine someone making money on products based on yours which you have developed many many hours. Joe Shevland wrote: I'm sorry if this is a dumb post, but I've been swamped with the various implementations of JSP etc... My question: is there a

Re: !-- xxxxxxx --

I see what your saying, but now youare treading that fine line between HTML and Java. It makes since to me that when the *.jsp file is parse, the HTML is irrelevant to the parser. That's just stuff that gets sent to the client. So really you have a dilemma, do you parse HTML AND Java just

[noise] OpenSource JSP (was: SJSP and Apache/JServ)

Rick Sanders wrote: Well, you *can* actually make money on GNU software by distributing it in its original form. The biggest example is Redhat Software (www.redhat.com) and their Linux distribution. No you can't. The entire GNU/Linux redistribution market supports 5-8 very small

need help running beans in jsp with GNUJSP

All I am trying to do is get a bean to work in a JSP. I am using Apache 1.3.3, ApacheJserv 1.0b1, GNUJSP 0.9.7, JDK1.2 and unfortunately Win NT 4.0. I am using the tags from ref .91. ex. bean name=db type=com.infoglide.web.tools.DataBaseBean introspect=yes create=yes scope=session /bean When

JSP API

Is there an API for the JPS? I have the spec for 0.92, but, of course, this is not the API. I noticed a JspWriter object in one of the examples. Unfortunately, I have no idea of what I can do with that object or any other object that might come witht the JSP beyond what is in the example.

Re: SJSP and Apache/JServ

My interpretation of the GPL is that you can absolutely download GNUJSP and use it on your site for free. You can modify it and sell it, or even just sell it unmodified, provided your derived product is released under the GPL as well (in other words, allow others to sell your modified product).

Re: need help running beans in jsp with GNUJSP

Its because, you're right, the class cannot be found. You can add your JAR or classes to the JServ properties file (mine's called jserv.properties): wrapper.classpath=/usr/local/lib/java/infoglide.jar I'm using JServ 1.0b3, which has the concept of servlet zones (not sure about b1). My

Re: SJSP and Apache/JServ

But *not* commercial purposes from what I read on your web page. And I'm not disagreeing with anyone about who has a right to make a buck etc... I just think that technology this foundational should have an Open Source implementation that people can use without fear of stepping on copyright or

Content types

Hi, I'd like to be able to cause one of my JSP's to return a CSV (comma seperated value) file by using the %@content_type% directive. I've started off with the absolute basics: --- %@ content_type="text/csv;charset=UTF-8" % %= Test1,Test2,Test3 % --- But the server barfed on this, 'Internal

request bean

Hi folks, On my jsp page, I have a bean that tries to access the content type, serverName, etc... from the incoming client, but it seems that this is impossible. According to the 0.92 specification, there's an implicit request bean which contains such information, but can't be used within

Re: Content types

-Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Joe Shevland Sent: Friday, March 12, 1999 10:29 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Content types Hi, I'd like to be able to cause one of my JSP's to

Re: request bean

Yan, Thanks, I've looked up your suggestion and found the following: It appears that processRequest() method takes a HttpServletRequest object as it's parameter. The implicit request bean is of type ServletRequest. It looks like there's a type mismatch. Also, looking at the JSDK2.1 API, both