Note: This Severe bug has only been verified to
occur on the MS IIS 4.0 server. It does NOT occur
when using the native JRUN Web server via port 8000.
Using JSP 1.0 support in build 151 of JRUN 2.3.2,
the following causes a "SAVE AS" dialog box to
pop up in the browser:
"".
Note however that t
Hi,
I'm a newbie to JSP technology.
I've installed JDK 1.1.8 and JSWDK-1.0-ea on Win95.
When I try to start the http server using startserver.bat I get the
following
messages:
JavaServer Web Dev Kit version 1.0EA
Loaded configuration from file: c:\java\jswdk-1.0-ea\default.cfg
Craig's response is already in the FAQ (as are many of his other ones)...
"Kirkdorffer, Daniel" wrote:
> I second that. Craig's responses are extremely informative and make a book
> of their own. Someone needs to collect all of these in a FAQ of their own,
> say "Craig's Detailed JSP Answers P
JRun JSP 1.0 doesnt support non-ASCII encoding yet.
try JCCSP http://burgoyne.com/pages/danno/
-Brenden- @_@
- Original Message -
From: Isamu Kobayashi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, July 01, 1999 10:41 PM
Subject: About the JSP file which contains Japanese ch
All
the .92 HTML like tags have gone in the move from .92 to 1.0, the plan is to
offer something more powerful in 1.1.
If you
want to loop you'll have to write a scriptlet, i.e. java
code,
Kevin[Kevin Jones]
-Original Message-From: A
mailing list about Java Server Pages spe
> <% out.println(dt.getHours() + ":" + dt.getMinutes() + ":" +
> dt.getSeconds()); %>
>
> than
>
> <%=dt.getHours()%>:<%=dt.getMinutes()%>:<%=dt.getSeconds()%>
>
> (if nothing else it's faster to spot errors in the first for me, cause
> I've got The Eye) so I'd like to maybe just stick to <% if I
I second that. Craig's responses are extremely informative and make a book
of their own. Someone needs to collect all of these in a FAQ of their own,
say "Craig's Detailed JSP Answers Page". It would be one of my top
bookmarks!
Dan
> --
> From: David Mossakowski[SMTP:[EMAIL PR
Has anyone seen or have examples of
using cookies in JSP 1.0? I want
to be able to create a cookie on the
client browser to store user info *between*
sessions. (I believe the session management
capability of JSP wont work since I need the
cookies to last between sessions, which could be
days or
Hi
I've been slogging through the JSP specs and the JSP book (not too
shabby!), and I think I'm starting to learn a thing or two.
Officially, <% is for scriptlets, <%= is for expressions, right? Well,
unless I'm mistaken, all <%= is, is a shortcut to save you from typing
out.println(). But as fa
The JAWS Web Server by EzWebTools is both an application server and a web
server and very easy to set up and use. It is also free at
www.ezwebtools.com . I have found this to be the easiest web application
server to implement thus far although I have done a lot of experimentation
with WebSphere.
Here here! (Or is that hear hear - I've never really seen it spelled). I mean,
I wouldn't believe a JSP-ASP comparison published by MS, and Sun isn't really
any more honest. Check out this doozy from the 1.0 specification . . .
"The JavaServer Pages technology is entirely platform independent, bo
I am using NetObjects Fusion 3.0 right now to do my JSP pages. It has been
working fairly well, although I am simply adding the non-HTML components
via HTML insertion on specific HTML components. Does anyone know of any
tool which will be actually fully supporting the core JSP tags in the near
f
has the tag been deprecated? and now it's the tag?
frank
Rikard Elofsson wrote:
> Cheryl Lee wrote:
>
> > Can I use two beans in one jsp page? As I have different set of data
> > in two beans but need to present in one jsp page, how to do it?
>
> Just do it, like:
>
>
>
>
> <%=x.doThis()%>
Hi,
I'm a newbie in Javabean and I would like to know if a Jsp page and an
Applet loaded in another Jsp page can share the same JavaBean component.
Many Thanks
Elena
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email;inte
Hello,
I use JSP for a library web user interface. In a JSP I want to
construct an URL for an tag.
e.g.:
link
My problem:
If the id (bean.getId()) contains a space character the URL isn't
correct (no space allowed in URLs).
Does anybody know a java function to solve this problem or must I wri
Not actually true.
You can invoke an EJB, but you don't have any syntactic shortcuts for doing
so - unlike ordinary JavaBeans - you have to do it the same as from any
other Java program. (You'll have to make the design decision as to whether
you want to access the beans directly or add a JavaBean
No offense but this is just marketing bulls***. Are
there any comparisons out there of any substance?
--- Joe Blow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 4) http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jsp-asp.html:
> Gives Side-by-Side
> Comparison Of Active Sever Pages(ASP) and JSP.
_
No offense but this is just marketing bulls***. Is
there any comparison out there of any substance?
>
> 4) http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/jsp-asp.html:
> Gives Side-by-Side
> Comparison Of Active Sever Pages(ASP) and JSP.
>
> Regards,
> Mahesh.
>
>
>
>
> Please respond to Naggi <[EM
>I'm interested in the custom tag possibilities...
>Can anyone point me in the right direction?
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/techinfo.html
This is the first draft of the JSP 1.1 spec.
Bob Foster
Symantec Internet Tools http://www.visualcafe.com/
===
Larry Bouthillier wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm interested in the custom tag possibilities I see in the JSP 1.0
> spec, but I cannot find any implementation details or examples. I'm
> hoping to create some custom markup that HTML folks can use in templates
> to access data in the database.
>
> For examp
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