Another possibility (which I haven't yet tried, but anyway...): make one
java bean or class to work with the database, then create subclasses which
extend these "pure data" functionalities (or limited non-HTML formatting)
with whatever HTML formatting is appropriate. You'd simply write a new
subc
Say I have a HTML front-end based Web application that allows
the user to select a database record on the first page and update
the record.
However, as there are many columns, the users needs to fill in 3 HTML
screens (URLs) before the final page contains the
submit button to save the record.
Is
I am having problems using JSP with Websphere.
I am trying to run the sample file, HitCount.jsp that comes with Websphere.
When it type in http://localhost/HitCount.jsp I get the following error
Error getting compiled page
Servlet generated by page compilation reported
com.ibm.servlet.engine.SE
Netscape Enterprise Server 4.0 (which apparently is still in beta?) is 0.92.
For Apache, it depends on the engine used. Check out the FAQ:
http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
"Wang, Dapeng" wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I need more information about the status of JSP-support of the common
> web-serve
Now I have Java WebServer1.1.3,how can I run Jsp with it?
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Mark Cote wrote:
> I have a Connection Pool being shared with all my JSP pages through the
> <...useBean... scope="application"..>
> The ConnectionPool works fine, it has ran for weeks inside a servlet,
> without a hitch.
>
> However, every now and then (a dozen or so times a day), a request for
Hello.The frist cookie is from the server
to mantein the session.You don´t see the frist cookie because it
"Expires:End of Session". When youexit the browser it disapears.Maybe
you see the cookie in your computer when you exit Netscape
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