Hi all
I get a 404 error while invoking a specific jsp file.
Its like this.
I have a class called com.kumar.cart.ShoppingCartItem
When I do a <%@ page import "com.kumar.cart.ShoppingCartItem" %>
and then use the type like
com.kumar.cart.ShoppingCartItem items[] = cart.getItems();
I get a 40
> If you pass the response object to your class's method as an argument,
> you can call sendRedirect() from there just as easily as you can from
> the servlet class.
Sure, but after your utility method returns the servlet is going to
try to generate additional output. That's not allowed after a
Hi All,
I need ur help on JBuilder, i think u have worked on it.
i just want to know , is it 100% java certified, will it run on JRE1.1
or it needs JBuilder specific classes in the CLASSPATH.
also tell me if u know about any tools for creating 100% pure java GUI.
reply ASAP
Oliver
I have a jsp page which includes another jsp page as follow
a.jsp
...
...
and in b.jsp, I include some other files as well.
b.jsp
...
but when i access a.jsp, i got an out of memory error after a long wait.
I am now using JRun 2.3 with IIS4. I have configured JRun to use the JSP 1.0
Jason Hunter wrote:
>
> > > Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which
> > > terminates the activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent,
> > > or do I just EXIT (0);
> > >
> > > Hoping there's a cleaner way!
> >
> > By default, you don't need to do anything at all. At the en
Jason Hunter wrote:
> > > Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which
> > > terminates the activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent,
> > > or do I just EXIT (0);
> > >
> > > Hoping there's a cleaner way!
> >
> > By default, you don't need to do anything at all. At the end
hi, all!
i'm using winnt 4.0 and ibm's jdk1.1.7 (the jdk on the websphere
download page)
before installing websphere, i installed ibm's http server 1.3.3.x.
the http server seems to work because i can bring up a webpage.
after installing websphere, the http server can't start anymore.
keep g
> > Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which
> > terminates the activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent,
> > or do I just EXIT (0);
> >
> > Hoping there's a cleaner way!
>
> By default, you don't need to do anything at all. At the end of
> your JSP page, the generated
Question,
How does one install JSP 2.0 under JWS 1.1.3? Or do I need to upgrade?
Specifically, I'm looking for those nice <% %> tags, and the ability to
include files, which JSP 1.0 didn't come with! =(
Hoping you can help,
Michael J. Fuhrman
Reliable Business Computers
http://www.creliable.c
Title: JspWriter ambiguous name
Incidentally, I'm using NT4.
-
Over the weekend I was playing around with a simple jsp calendar and messaging system that I wrote. I was using the EA release of jswdk 1.0 and everything was working fine except for forwar
Mike Engelhart wrote:
> > You only have to load the bundle once -- I normally do this in the init()
> method of
> > a startup servlet:
> >
> > ResourceBundle rb =
> > ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.mycompany.mypackage.Resources");
> > getServletContext().setAttribute("bundleBean", rb);
>
>
> You only have to load the bundle once -- I normally do this in the init()
method of
> a startup servlet:
>
> ResourceBundle rb =
> ResourceBundle.getBundle("com.mycompany.mypackage.Resources");
> getServletContext().setAttribute("bundleBean", rb);
But then aren't you only loading one la
Cédric Janssens:
> > How do you retrieve cookies with the JSP 1.0 ,
> > ..., syntax ?
> >
Craig McClanahan:
> JSP pages are compiled into servlets, so you can use the normal servlet API
> capabilities to access cookies:
>
> <%
> Cookie cookies[] = request.getCookies();
> %>
>
> Then, you
postgreSQL (www.postgresql.org, www.pgsql.com) offers 2, 3, 4, 5. I dunno about
1.
Jian Yang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 08/30/99 04:01:12 PM
Please respond to Jian Yang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Kip Lubliner)
Subject: free dbms?
I know it may sound like a jo
> I know it may sound like a joke, but is there any commercial quality
> dbms available out there which should support the following:
>
> 1. jdbc
> 2. linux
> 3. transaction
> 4. stored procedure
> 5. free for production use
PostgreSQL does all of the above, and more. I've never used it in a
pro
hi mike -
for servlet 2.2 there is a "load servlet on startup"
feature (http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2).
the next "non bug-fix release" of jswdk will support
this feature. at this time, the bulk of the servlet
2.2 reference implemenation is pretty
I know it may sound like a joke, but is there any commercial quality dbms available
out there which should support the following:
1. jdbc
2. linux
3. transaction
4. stored procedure
5. free for production use
Thanks.
===
T
Mike Engelhart wrote:
> Craig McClanahan wrote:
> >For PropertyResourceBundle objects, Java resolves resource package names using
> the
> > same class path it uses for finding classes. So, if you have a property
> bundle
> > named "com.mycompany.mypackage.Resources.properties", it should be in t
Any way to have a servlet's init method called after launching the server
application or do you have to call the servlet via Http? If you can, can
you point me to the correct XML/properties setting on how to tell the server
to do this.
thanks,
Mike
=
Craig McClanahan wrote:
>For PropertyResourceBundle objects, Java resolves resource package names using
the
> same class path it uses for finding classes. So, if you have a property
bundle
> named "com.mycompany.mypackage.Resources.properties", it should be in the same
> place (either directory o
> This example is not quite true. String objects are unique because duplicates
> are stored as one in memory. Therefore your example of a and b both being
equal
> to "abc" will be TRUE using "==". This is because the "==" compares if the
> pointer for each is equal and since they are both Strin
Cédric Janssens wrote:
> How do you retrieve cookies with the JSP 1.0 ,
> ..., syntax ?
>
JSP pages are compiled into servlets, so you can use the normal servlet API
capabilities to access cookies:
<%
Cookie cookies[] = request.getCookies();
%>
Then, you can walk through the array of coo
Michael Fuhrman wrote:
> Hello All,
>
> Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which terminates the
> activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent, or do I just EXIT (0);
>
> Hoping there's a cleaner way!
>
By default, you don't need to do anything at all. At the end of your
Mike Engelhart wrote:
> Can anyone point me towards the documentation for the JSWDK 1.0 release that
> explains what a servlet uses as the path for FileInputStreams and
> ResourceBundle properties files? I am trying to move my application over to
> the JSWDK for development and I have a startup
Hello all,
Need references on how to rebuild JServ.
Regards,
Mehdi Hassanipour
Product Design & Development
NEC America, Inc.
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Over the weekend I was playing around with a simple jsp calendar and messaging system that I wrote. I was using the EA release of jswdk 1.0 and everything was working fine except for forwards (either via jsp:forward or by getting the requestdispatcher). I ch
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Hello All,
Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which terminates the
activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent, or do I just EXIT (0);
Hoping there's a cleaner way!
Michael J. Fuhrman
Reliable Business Computers
http://www.creliable.com
=
Hey,
If anyone remember where to change the tags used by the Java PageCompile
servlet so that I recognizes <% %> instead of , would you
please refresh my memory. Checked the docs, but it seems to be escaping me!
=(
Using JWS 1.1.3.
Please and thanks.
Michael J. Fuhrman
Reliable Business Comp
On Mon, 30 Aug 1999, Anup wrote:
> Sorry for mailing an offtopic JDBC-Servlet problem.
> When connecting with an Oracle 8 database which is the best JDBC driver
> to use. I tried using the 'THIN Oracle' driver provided by Oracle
> itself, but the servlet is not working. But the same program is wo
Thank you,
I am also facing such problem. I have two programs uses sockets to
transfer files from WindowsNt to Windows 95 PC. In some Windows95 pcs it
is giving "Illegal Operation" when we create a socket to connect Windows95.
Server socket is on Windows 95
Client Socket is on Windows NT.
Er
Sorry for mailing an offtopic JDBC-Servlet problem.
When connecting with an Oracle 8 database which is the best JDBC driver
to use. I tried using the 'THIN Oracle' driver provided by Oracle
itself, but the servlet is not working. But the same program is working
with the same driver in an applicati
This example is not quite true. String objects are unique because duplicates
are stored as one in memory. Therefore your example of a and b both being equal
to "abc" will be TRUE using "==". This is because the "==" compares if the
pointer for each is equal and since they are both String object
Nice job! I'll have to bookmark the page.
Dan
> --
> From: Ranjit Pillai[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Reply To: Ranjit Pillai
> Sent: Sunday, August 29, 1999 2:25 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Jasp!
>
> Hi folks,
>
>Keep up with your coding and taggin
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