Re: Practical JSP debugging?

1999-05-25 Thread Richard Vowles
Kenneth Borinsky wrote: > I am sure that a lot of JSP developers are/were asking this question: > How can I effectively debug JSP files at run time? > Are there any practical tools available to debug JSP/Servlet execution > at runtime? Has anyone tried to debug them within some Java IDE, like >

HTMLEncode

1999-05-25 Thread Myriam Pinon
Hi, I am new to JSP, migrating from ASP, and I am looking for equivalent Java functions for common ASP ones. I have found equivalents (and more!) for most of them, but I miss an equivalent for Server.HTMLEncode, an ASP function that encodes a Unicode text into HTML. So far, I use the following cod

Can't run the exapmples of JSP reference

1999-05-25 Thread LEGA, Laura
Hello everybody out there! I'm new here and have some problems I tried to run the examples that comes with the JSP1.0 reference and this is what I get executing the first example "numberguess". - Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to report such

Re: Can't run the exapmples of JSP reference

1999-05-25 Thread R.Balan
You need to have tools.jar included in the classpath of jsm.properties. balan "LEGA, Laura" wrote: > Hello everybody out there! > I'm new here and have some problems > > I tried to run the examples that comes with the JSP1.0 reference and this is > what I get executing the first example "nu

Re: Documentation on JSP

1999-05-25 Thread Bill O'Keefe
Craig, >Read the JSP Specification, which is also available at JavaSoft's web site >(the same place you got the JSP reference implementation from.) Thanks. BTW, the path I followed to the JSP reference implementation: http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/jsp/index.html did not

Re: Documentation on JSP

1999-05-25 Thread Steve Cooke
Try this URL instead http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/index.html -Original Message- From: Bill O'Keefe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 9:57 AM Subject: Re: Documentation on JSP >Craig, > >>Read the JSP Specification, which is al

Re: Easy starter for 10

1999-05-25 Thread Luis Arias
Chris Jordan wrote: > This is probably more an NT question than JSP but it's relevant. I've just > downloaded JSPs from java.sun.com, got them working except when I run the > startserver.bat file it pops up a command window, if I kill the window it > kills the JSP host, so.. how do I run the JS

Anti-aliased text

1999-05-25 Thread Sarah Dwyer
Anyone know a way to create anti-aliased text on a gif dynamically? Could you use the Acme gifencoder code? Thanks Sarah Dwyer === To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "sign

Re: HTMLEncode

1999-05-25 Thread Taylor Gautier
I have to concur, this is one of the more annoying things about building dynamic pages with current Java solutions. There seems to be no intrinsic support for html, such as a construction set of some kind (see java.apache.org for a beginning attempt at such a beast), and most importantly, an HTML

Debugging JSPs

1999-05-25 Thread Richard Vowles
I have received a number of replies - so I will put my steps together and post them near the FAQ. -- Richard Vowles, Senior Systems Engineer, Inprise New Zealand, MAIL: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] The Esperanto Group, http://www.esperanto.org.nz [my messages contain my own opinions, not

Database Access from Bean

1999-05-25 Thread DAVE RIGSBY
I am new to JSP and am trying to access an Oracle Database from JSP. I have created a Bean with which to access the data, how do I get the results back from the Bean into the JSP? I cannot find an equivocale method such as getWriter from the Servlets for a JSP. I currently have split my clas

Re: HTMLEncode

1999-05-25 Thread Ari Halberstadt
Taylor Gautier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I have to concur, this is one of the more annoying things about building >dynamic pages with current Java solutions. >... Due to the lack of a standard API there must be quite a few HTMLEncode variants out there (including my own, with slight variations

JSP vs SSI

1999-05-25 Thread Yee, Darren H
What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa? Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a servlet (whose Service method contains the java code of the JSP)? One reason fo

bean introspection order question

1999-05-25 Thread Phil Windley
I've got a JSP (GnuJSPp-0.9.8 on Apache-JServ-1.0b2) that has a number of form elements in it and calls itself via a post. The page uses a bean and introspection to store and retrieve the bean properties in the form. The page also has a submit button named "action" and a corresponding bean metho

Re: JSP vs SSI

1999-05-25 Thread Hans Bergsten
"Yee, Darren H" wrote: > > What's the advantages of using JSP over Server Side Includes and vice versa? > > Both JSP and SSI can receive parameters in the URL, so what is the > difference between a JSP page and an HTML page with an SSI that calls a > servlet (whose Service method contains the java

Re: HTMLEncode

1999-05-25 Thread Taylor Gautier
- Original Message - From: Ari Halberstadt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 1999 1:34 PM Subject: Re: HTMLEncode > Taylor Gautier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >I have to concur, this is one of the more annoying things about building > >dynamic pages with

Re: Anti-aliased text

1999-05-25 Thread Richard Mazzaferri
I've created GIFs on the fly inside a servlet using the Acme package. If you can create the image containing the anti-aliased text, the rest should work quite happily. You'll want to think about how to serve the GIF back to the browser - you can store it in the Web server's directory space and r