yes we are using web sphear as a web server on as400 system, we are testing
servlets and jsp as part of our project.
though initial configuration takes a lot of time may be due to our
inexperience, but afterwards it works pretty fine,
development is a time consuming task using web sphear
I have two servlets, test1 and test2.
test1 writes a line and calls test2 with the RequestDispatcher.include()
on return from test2 test1 writes a last line.
This should result in:
before:
test2 test2
after:
but I get:
before:
after:
Why?
I am using JRun 2.3.1 build 145 with servlet API 2.1 and
dear all,
i am getting this error when i trying to connect to backhand.
i am using db2 as back hand. ODBC is working fine.
but JDBC-ODBC connectivity is creating problem.
i am getting the following error :
"java.sql.SQLException: Specified driver could not be loaded due to system
error 126 (IBM
Hello
I wanted to use jsp on IIS web server . can any help me in running my first
jsp program on IIS, problem is it is not recognizing the file format. Pl
help me.
Thanks in advance,
rajesh
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I can't pass a bean from a servlet to a JSP.
In the servlet I create an istance of "UserBean" and I pass it to a JSP
whit this istruction:
request.setAttribute("userBean",userBean);
Then I call the JSP:
JRunServletRequest jrunReq = (JRunServletRequest)req;
JRunServletResponse jrunRes =
We are looking at WebSphere on NT and do not see the servlet load issue you
are referring to. We simply copy/FTP new class or jar files to the server
and the server picks them up. I would think this is doable on as400 as
well. You might just need to change the config of your servlet to turn
This is not a good practice. Contents of sessions should be
serializable, and connections are not. Imagine a distributed servlet/jsp
cluster!
While i agree that stuffing java.sql.Connections into a session isn't a good
idea, where does it say that contents of session should be serializable?
In the servlet I create an istance of "UserBean" and I pass it to a JSP
whit this istruction:
request.setAttribute("userBean",userBean);
Are you using "new" to instantiate the bean? You should do something like:
UserBean ub = (UserBean) Beans.instantiate(getClass().getClassLoader(),
- Original Message -
From: Mike Engelhart [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 8:38 AM
Subject: Re: Passing Connection Objects from servlets to JSP??
This is not a good practice. Contents of sessions should be
serializable, and connections are
We had done connection pooling for our application in a way as explained below:
We have a servlet which starts up with the web server and among other things, it
does maintain static references to commonly used resources, and in specific an
object which does connection pooling.
We did not use
I have very little exposure to JSP (or even Servlets) and after my first
brush with JSP and ASP, I came out feeling very uncomfortable.
Would somebody answer my questions?
1. What IDEs support Servlet development (debugging, etc.). Or do people use
notepad (on Windows) or some text editor.
2.
Late September / October timeframe is what I'v heard.
Lastname Firstname wrote:
Does anyone out there know the release date of WebSphere 3.0, which if the
rumors are true, will include support JSP 1.0?
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Hello,
I use servlets for some times now without any problem.
I've used them on a NT Box with Apache + Jserv then now with only Tomcat
(JSWDK web server)
I've a lot of problems with JSP.
Problem # 1
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I've never had problems with servlets (in the worse case, during
development the
Hello,
I currently have a need to port code from jsp .92 to the 1.0 spec. Does
anyone know where I can obtain specific information on what's changed? I'm
trying to clear up several errors that seem to be related to the change in
spec. Thanks in advance.
Chris C.
As JSP is so new, and the documentation so scarce,
that coding is a lot of trial, error, and stack-tracing.
So, I wonder, when an exception occurs, the stack
trace refers to the line number of the .java files for the classes. This
is true, EVEN for third party classes, for which I donot
Luc Saint-Elie wrote:
Hello,
I use servlets for some times now without any problem.
I've used them on a NT Box with Apache + Jserv then now with only Tomcat
(JSWDK web server)
I've a lot of problems with JSP.
[snip]
If you can crash a JVM (Dr. Watson under NT, core dump under Unix) with
I mean in this case its normal that the jspengine crashes, perhaps normal
that the whole webserver crashes, but crashing the
OS...
If NT is behaving itself, it shouldn't be possible
for a user space program (like a JVM) to bring down NT - only that process. This
could mean something
Hi,
I have installed JRUN 2.3.3 for NT.
I am trying to run the sample jsp programs that came with JRun.
I really have no clue how to call the .html file for these sample jsp
programs from the browser.
(The sample jsp programs are under
1. What IDEs support Servlet development (debugging, etc.). Or do people
use
notepad (on Windows) or some text editor.
Get IBM VisualAge for Java (VAge) 2.0 + RollUp2 + Update for really good IDE
support
for JSP/Servlets, including JSP debugging
2. Does IIS work well with JRun and ServletExec?
What plans are there to allow scripting languages in the next JSP spec?
Will the vendors be able to decide which languages they support (given that
they must support Java at a minimum)?
We welcome feedback on this issue. The final decision is a
complex one, but you can be sure your feedback
Luc,
Le Luc Saint-Elie a ecrit:
I just wanted to know if other have isolated the same behaviour.
I do know the JSP (and under some aspects JDK) is a work in progress
(I assume you were talking about the JSWDK 1.0 final here). I didn't quite
understand the exact steps that crashed the
Do you know if it is going to support (at least) the Servlet 2.1 API?
-Hai
Memo from sjwagner on 1 September 1999, 16:25 Wednesday
To: JSP-INTEREST
cc:(bcc: Hai-Bang Pham)
Subject:Re: WebSphere 3.0 Release Date
This is not official but late September is the target
After reading through the JSDK 2.2 API (chapter 7) regarding sessions, there
was no mention of how to implement session ID's. It appears (not only from
reading this but also by looking at the cookie values that different engines
supply) that this is vendor specific. Is there any algorithm that
Chris Cornell wrote:
Hello,
Can anyone confirm that CallPage no longer exists in the 1.0 spec? And if
so, is there another similar method? Thanks.
From a servlet, use RequestDispatcher.forward("...") for this. From a JSP page,
the equivalent is jsp:forward page="..."/.
Besides
On Wed, 1 Sep 1999, Mike Engelhart wrote:
So the big question is, "Is the session ID a valid unique identifier for my
database table"? I plan on removing the row from the database immediately
after getting the object back into a session on Server A as well as having a
trigger run that will
Hey All,
Due to my limited knowledge I think I kinda asked the wrong question. I
appologize...Let me try again:
Heres what I am trying to do and I want to know the BEST way to implement
it:
I have a login page(html/servlet or jsp??), a search page(html) and a
results page(JSP)
Login
hi all!
i just downloaded the early JSP Tutorial
chapters. In the chapter
for handling forms, the hellouser example uses an include
directive
to show the submitted name.
i was wondering: is it possible to specify
a 'submit' action that goes
to a different .jsp page, and show the submitted
Hi,
Can someone help me figure out what's going on?
I'm trying to run the helloUser.jsp sample from Sun.
This sample runs fine in javaserver.
But in WebLogic4.5, when I invoke the jsp, it seems like the
server/jsp-engine cannot find the bean.
Thanks for your help.
Murali Krishna
Yes, The WebSphere release 3 will support the Servlet 2.1 API.
-- Forwarded by Stephen Wagner/San Francisco/IBM on 09/01/99
06:40 PM ---
Hai-Bang Pham [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/01/99 02:23:32 PM
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even i was getting this problem when i was trying to run a pgm which uses
jdbc-odbc connection. i don't know the exact sol. for it but for as400 i
think as400 toolbox specific classes can be used by creating a as400 object
and acess jdbc-db2 connection.
i still want to know why this error ...
Hi folks
I could not run my first jsp
I am using JRun and personal web server
I am including the code also
html
head
titleGreetings/title
/head
body
%
for(int i=0;i5;i++)
{
out.println("h1Hello World!/h1");
}
%
/body
/html
Thanks in advance
Ravi
Hey All,
Due to my limited knowledge I think I kinda asked the wrong question. I
appologize...Let me try again:
Heres what I am trying to do and I want to know the BEST way to implement
it:
I have a login page(html/servlet or jsp??), a search page(html) and a
results page(JSP)
Login
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