Hi,
I need more information about the status of JSP-support of the common
web-servers, especially Netscape Enterprise and Apache.
Regards
Dapeng Wang
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Hi,
Does anyone have any examples of JSP with DB-Connection Pooling?
Thanks in advance.
Dapeng Wang
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Hello,
Did anyone try and has an impression on WebLogic 4.5.
It seems like a good choice if one wants fast JSP front end + EJB?
Michael.
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I've installed Jsdk 2.1 on the D: drive off my WinNT-machine and all
examples execute well after requesting for localhost:8080.
However since the root off my intranet-site is located on the E: drive, I
tried to change the server.docbase settings to "server.docbase=e:\inetpub".
When I now reues fo
Ben,
1) You may want to search the list archive for a very long message (posted
on 7/20/99) from Craig McClanahan (in response to a message from me titled
"JWSDK 1.0-ea questions [LONG..SORRY]".
Its by far the most interesting text I've read so far about JWSDK config.
2) You may want to try to u
Dapeng
You may want to read the FAQ (Richard Woles's one)
There is a pointer on my site at http://www.interpasnet.com/JSS
Le 10:21 12/08/99 +0200, Wang, Dapeng a écrit:
>Hi,
>
>Does anyone have any examples of JSP with DB-Connection Pooling?
>
>Thanks in advance.
>Dapeng Wang
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Hello,
I use for a very limited (20 persons with very low load) on a Pentium
200/64MB/NT Server SP4 the JWSDK 1.0-EA package as a whole (I mean that I
use the included Web Server).
Its an intranet, I use DB access , servlets (a lot), JSP files (a few) and
a bunch of html files.
I made this choic
The following date is the "beginning of time" date for HTTP and it's always
worked for me:
<% response.setHeader("Expires", "Tue, 01 Jan 1981 01:00:00 GMT"); %>
Mike
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From: Mike Engelhart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 12:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PR
Along the lines of this question -- Is anyone successfully using the JSP 1.0
engine included in JWSDK in combination with Apache-JServ in a production
environment?
I'm looking into doing this since I am in need of 1.0 features, but I do not
have the option to switch off of Apache-JServ.
Thanks,
Bonjour,
Je travaille avec les Jsp et lorsque je modifie un fichier JSP, puis que
je relance ce fichier grâce au navigateur, j'obtient l'erreur suivante :
Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to
report such errors more gracefully
com.sun.jsp.JspException: Unable to re
On Thu, 12 Aug 1999, Michael Davidovich wrote:
> Did anyone try and has an impression on WebLogic 4.5.
> It seems like a good choice if one wants fast JSP front end + EJB?
I'm using it on a project now. we're still in development, but it seems
to be working well. The only issue with the JSP im
"Mike B." wrote:
>
> Along the lines of this question -- Is anyone successfully using the JSP 1.0
> engine included in JWSDK in combination with Apache-JServ in a production
> environment?
We do use a combination of apache 1.3.6 / JServ 1.0 / JSP 1.0, and
although we're not in a production envir
We have been testing the beta of 4.5 and a colleague of mine is doing some
JSP + EJB development, and I think it really is the best choice. Their EJB
support has always been excellent and now the JSP stuff looks stable and
reliable too, even though there are few bugs in the beta (which I expect to
You can also try adding
response.setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-store");
but IE 4 may defeat you on all of these. See the archives for details,
but IE has a bug in which no-cache headers don't work under s
Cache-Control may not work on IE4 if you haven't specified to use HTTP1.1 in
Internet Options.../Advanced Tab/HTTP1.1 Settings since Cache-Control is a
HTTP1.1 feature.
BTW if you call setHeader twice with the same name, will it override the
previous value?
If the setHeader is not working, you m
Several people have asked questions about writing internationalized apps
with JSP. Having just done so (only with Western European languages so
far), I have learned some things that may be interesting to others in
the same situation. The basic components of my approach were as
follows:
(1) All
One issue that keeps coming up is the combination of java code and HTML being
put in the same
place, i..e., the JSP page.
What techniques are people using to limit the amount of java within a JSP.
I realize that the use of the Bean can do just that; allowing the use of
<%=bean.getValue()%>
That
I have the following code in a JSP page...
I'm trying to pass the current HttpServletRequest object to my bean.
Seems straightforward.
The problem is, the JSP engine generates the following Java code...
cookieBean.setRequest((face javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest) ( request ));
Here's an approach that has been working well for me
I regard a JSP page as the "View" element in the MVC (Model/View/Controller)
architecture. Swing uses a modified MVC architecture in which the view and
controller are combined into a single component called the "delegate". In
my JSP appl
Hi,
I can create cookies and send them back to the browser from within a JSP page
(using jswdk-1.0-ea) but I can't make Netscape accept the cookies
persistently... that is, they live as long as the Netscape session, but if I
quit Netscape and re-start it, the cookies are gone.
Any suggestions?
Hi,
I've been converting our Web application from servlets to JSPs and I've made
sure that my JSPs are dealing only with business objects implementing
standard interfaces. We have a requirement that our persistent business
objects be able to work with a number of RDBMSs, so my JSPs only "know"
a
>
>
>
> The problem is, the JSP engine generates the following Java code...
>
> cookieBean.setRequest((face javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest) ( request ));
I've seen this as well. My guess is that something in the jswdk is
deriving the type of the argument, and then chopping off the firs
Hi,
How to do the initialization and destruction in the JSP page like 'init' and
'destroy' methods of a servlet.
Thanks in advance,
Swamy
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Hai All,
Can any body tell me where can find the JSP Tutorials and Books on the net.
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You need to set the cookie expiration time. This is not a JSP issue but to
do with all cookies. If you want cookies to last a certain time you need to
tell the client machine to store them that long.
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From: Ethan Henry [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, August 13
> Some
> methods may generate entire elements (like complete tables and such).
Doesn't this completely defeat the point of having the JSP be the
presentation vehicle? If you're stringing together tables in a bean and
then returning the whole HTML string back to a property tag, doesn't that
meant
I got it, here is a way to override the init and destroy methods:
<%!
public void jspInit()
{
}
public void jspDestroy()
{
}
%>
I found this from JSP1.0 reference document.
-Swamy
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> From: Joe Blow [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 3:51 PM
Hi Wang,
The attached file Testdbc.jsp10 is an example JSP file which uses
connection pooling.
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This file uses DBConnectionManager class, which I have downloaded from
the site : http://www.look-inc.com/pub/connection_pool.html
good luck,
Swamy
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> From: Wang, Da
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