I'm trying to create Beans based on my own Bean classes, and it's just
not working. I'm using Win 98, and the JSP 1.0 stuff from Sun. I've
based my work after Sun's NumberGuessBean example. I've created my own
web app, and copied the NumberGuessBean files to my new web app
directory under WEB-INF
WebSphere. it comes with JSP, though not the latest. Only .92 I think.
Talk to your employer if you want 1.0 support...
J
Thanks for your message at 11:37 AM 7/6/99 -0600, Pokala Sucharita:
Hello,
We are using IBM WebSphere environment for servlet implementation. We
would like
to use
Hi !
I noticed the same problem. I switched back from the JSWDK 1.0 EA2 to the
package with the name JSP1.0 and it was working fine.
This seems to be a bug with the import directive in the JSWDK 1.0 EA2 !
Michael
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From: Magnús Þór Torfason [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Carli,
JspCalendar.getUSTimeZone() only works for US-TimeZones. In order to get
the example going, you may want to delete to following line in date.jsp
liTimezone: is jsp:getProperty name="clock"property="uSTimeZone"/
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Stephan
Hi all,
when I try JSP examples I have this problem.
Loaded
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From: Joseph, Sajeev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wednesday, July 07, 1999 3:14 PM
Subject: global.jsa
Jrun has it, but I think it is not JSP standard.
Does anyone know if there is a "global.jsa" in JSP 1.0, similar to the
Naresh
In order to support JSP out of the box you need last release of Jrun : Jrun
2.3.2
(note : its clearly not a servlet related item, this fact is written on
Jrun home page :-))
Hope this helps
Le 19:28 07/07/99 +0530, naresh a a écrit:
hi all,
Does JSP work on IIS 4.0. I am running jdk 2.0
Roger wrote:
Anyone know where I can find source for connection pooling or a third
party component?
Thanks,
Roger
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Chris wrote:
I'm trying to create Beans based on my own Bean classes, and it's just
not working. I'm using Win 98, and the JSP 1.0 stuff from Sun. I've
based my work after Sun's NumberGuessBean example. I've created my own
web app, and copied the NumberGuessBean files to my new web app
I vaguely remember hearing about a utility that allowed you to run jsp
pages at the command line in Unix. Does anyone have any information
about that, or perhaps way to do it without a utility?
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Brian N. Burridge
Lead Internet Analyst
Cox Target Media Corporate Web Sites
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hi guys,
when i run the samples from jsp1.0(kit) which includes a web server.Servlets work fine
butwhen i run the jsp samples i get the following error msg,.
-
Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to report such errors
hello there
may someone help me...
i wrote a little jsp-page (the hello world-example, what a surprise!) and
this page has worked fine with jrun 2.3
today i upgraded to jrun 2.3.2 and my little nice program always failed.
the error is (sorry for the length):
Invalid UTF-8 code. (bytes:
Why - how hard is it to answer an email?
Rod McChesney wrote:
It probably means they're in the middle of moving to Boston, so you
might want to cut them some slack.
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It was in the FAQ:
37) Is there a way to execute a JSP from the comandline or
from my own application?
TOC
There is a little tool called JSPExecutor that allows you to do just that.
The developers (Hendrik
Ron
There is no book right now (perhaps publisher are waiting for a definitive
1.0 release)
There are not a lot of Web tutorials..
You'll find some pointers on my page (http://www.interpasnet.com/JSS) and in
Richard Vowles's JSp FAQ at(http://www.esperanto.org.nz)
Hope this helps
Le 09:12
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