Auto URL Rewriting for Servlets

Hi, I've just started using NES and JRun for servlet development. I understand that the Java Web Server has a setting to rewrite urls if users have cookies turned off and you want to pass session info around. I'd like to know if NES has a setting to automatically rewrite URLs or do I need to writ

Comm. between Servlet and JSP using bean in IBM Websphere

If it's long lived user specific data, place it in the session using session.putValue() from the servlet and retrieve from the session using a tag and and tag. -- dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting Work: http://www.multitask.com.au Play:http://www.trongus.com - Forwarded by dIo

Re: Servlets or JSP?

You can achieve the same effect with a facade class. The facade to presents a simple interface for the JSP and it's just one bean. The underlying data beans can change without affecting the HTML writer. You have total control. So JSP really doesn't have a disadvantage here. WebMacro, as I und

Comm. between Servlet and JSP using bean in IBM Websphere

Hi all, I am using IBM websphere WAS. I am using servlet for control and jsp for display. I know how to pass data from a servlet to a jsp using bean for JSP spec 1.0. but IBM WAS supports spec 0.92 only. does anybody know how to go about it. Regards M.Ashok _

JSP and Localisation

Hi, I would like to know how one might go about designing a website with JSPs which is internationlised. Ideally, I would like to organise things in a similar way to ResourceBundles so that JSPs for the appropriate client locale are served automatically. I believe that this would require changes

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Hi, Can I embed enterprise beans into a JSP? Regards Dave. === To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JSP-INTEREST". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROT

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Hi, I recently downloaded JSP1.0, and it does;nt have a clear README, as to once a JSP page is written, then how to make it work with a Netscape Server. I am new to JSP. My impression was a JSP need to be compiled into a servlet. How do servlet, JSP and EJB interact with the browser font end. A

Re: import can't find classes

Carrie, I'm actually doing the exact same thing you are, using the DataChannel XML parser and JSWDK1.0EA on NT4 In order for the bean to find my parser, all I needed to do was ensure that the parser's pkg was in my PC's CLASSPATH - Neville Soares C Kruppa <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 07/13/99 02

Re: Servlets or JSP?

If this is your concern, use servlets along with a template engine like WebMacro. In a servlet/template system, the programmer has total control over what information appears in the template, and under what name. The type of the object can change without affecting the result. The template is stil

how to access application bean data

Hi there, I'd like to access data I've stored in an application bean from within an other beans code. The application bean manages a pool of db connections, from which other beans may want to grab one to get able to access the database. Now, the only way I know to access the application bean late

Re: JSP1.0: How to generate binary content ?

Hi Dan, I agree with you that a servlet could do the work as well but I also think that - It could be useful to have the script-like behaviour of the JSP pages, while developing in particular. - The import file facility is very useful and flexible. I am using it to share common pieces of code and

Re: Help, Model 2 implementation

Update: A kind soul mentioned that I should be using the requestDispatcher and not sendRedirect. This solved the problem. >From: Java Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: Java Guy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Help, Model 2 implementation >Date: Tue, 13 Jul 1999 11:45:36

[Fwd: page directive bug?]

If anyone has encountered the same problem, please respond urgently! Primoz This bug report has been posted to the bug report submission page at java.sun.com; the reason for mailing it to you is simply because the exact software used is not included in the selection box, so we are not sure if

JRun build 152 doesn't compile

After upgrading my JRun 2.3.2 build1 to build 152 I get this message when I try to run/compile a new .jsp page: javax.servlet.ServletException: This version of JSP does not support compilation. at java.lang.Throwable.fillInStackTrace(Native Method) at java.lang.Throwable.fillInSta

, in jview

Has anyone encountered a problem with or using JRun 2.3.2 running under jview? I receive 'java.lang.IllegalAccessError: com/livesoftware/jrun/JRunServletContext: field props is inaccessible' using these actions. I haven't had problems with these tags using java.exe. --Chip ===

Re: Anyone had any success with the extends attribute?

The EA2 is like every other software system out there. It has bugs. AFAIK, there's been atleast a couple of posts in this list indicating that there's a bug in the extends directive. Besides EA stands for *EARLY ACCESS* developed concurrently with the specification. Now that I have your code as a

Object passing between Servlet and JSP

Hi all, I am using IBM Websphere for my application where i am passing a bean from a servlet to a JSP. The servlet sets the property of the bean and after setting the property of the bean the servlet does the following : " ((com.sun.server.http.HttpServiceRequest) req).setAttribute("testBean"

Brief about Jsp

Hi Guys,       I am completely new to the JSP.  so, Please can some one can give me the brief summary about JSP.  What it is?, How to implement? Where do Implement?   Thank you,   Srinivasa Rao Tadepalli Orillion India Software Pvt. Ltd.Phone: 91-40-3110652/53Fax: 91-40-3110651EMail: [EMAIL

Anyone had any success with the extends attribute?

I have tried to get it working with the EA2 of the reference impl but it barfs badly! The EA2 doesn't follow the spec in any way shape or form so I have tried to modify my code to fake it, but the EA2 just isn't interested... My Java code is... package homelyfish.homelyfishjsp; import javax.serv

jswdk

hi everyone, can anyone give a short intro on using jsp and servlets as regards to using it on dial up on a pc running on win98. I mean the possibilities. Thanks. Roslan Get your own FREE, personal Netscape WebMail acc