There used to be an online syntax card on the jsp site. I can't seem
to find it anymore, can anyone point me in the right direction?
Dave
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How about that?
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tags/tags.html
Dan
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DAVE TOWNSEND wrote:
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> There use
We're talking about the App Server, right - not WebSphere Studio? Where can we get
the beta? I can't find it anywhere on IBM's site.
"Esposito, Francis (Exchange)" wrote:
> WebSphere 3.0 beta supports JSP 1.0 and Servlet API 2.1.
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Hai-Bang Pham [SMTP:[EM
Just out of interest, why did sun choose not to allow URL's in the
spec of the tag? You can only specify a pathname, so
restricting this to your own server.
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Hello:
I'm an Spanish developer, and
now I'm working with JSPs. I have downloaded the JSWDK 1.0, and the Sintax Card,
from the Sun Web Page. I saw that, to call a Bean, I use the
tag, while in all web pages that talk abaut JSP uses the tab. Can I
use the tag? What is the diference?
>Hi ,
Ho!
>I am using jswdk1.0. I am trying a simple database connection inside the
>jsp.
>Please help!
Did you make sure that the class files your using can be found by the server?
Check the CLASSPATH !
Instead of instantiating a bean you may try for testing:
1. to import your class
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>Hello:
>I'm an Spanish developer, and now I'm working with JSPs. I have =
>downloaded the JSWDK
Hello All,
I don't know if this has already been discussed, but I am constantly
running into a "situation". I am maintaining a base url throughout my
session. (hostname.domainname.com:8000) I rely on this url for all types
of navigation. On occasion, myself or another user will use an
From what I understand of how cookies work, they are specified for a
particular site. I would assume that a browser would see
hostname.domainname.com:8000 and hostname.domainname.com as being two
separate sites, and so cookies it recieves from one will not be sent to the
other. Whatever, I
As I understand it, this is part of the "spec" for cookies. When they are
set, there is a "domain" portion, that if not specified defaults to the
root of the http request. So, by calling the page by different addresses
you will get a seperate cookie for each one, unless you specifically set
the
It is a browser issue. You'll need to look at the URL that was used to
invoke the page (best done on the start page to access your site, if there
is one), and if it's not the standard preferred one, then re-direct the
browser to the standard URL. This implies that the browser will call the
same
Yes..The Appserver.
We are part of the beta program, so we actually got the download information
from IBM. You probably need to speak to someone at IBM to get your hands on
it as the download site is secured.
> -Original Message-
> From: Colin Wilson-Salt [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent
Correction...
It looks like you might be able to register online at
http://www.software.ibm.com/webservers/appserv/v3beta/
> -Original Message-
> From: Esposito, Francis (Exchange) [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 9:30 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:
Is it possible to change a bean reference after the tag?
i.e.
...
...
<%
request.setAttribute("account", account = myBeanGetterMethod());
%>
...
The last tag does not seem to affect the instance referenced by account,
but the instance operating on when later using
I am using JRun 2.
If so, please send me the steps of getting it working.
Thanks,
Rich H.
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EAI Rhythms App Arch. ext 2913
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Hi,
I am working on "Java On AS/400". If you
know "Java on AS/400" then only read this mail, otherwise ignore
it.
I am getting an error "General Security
Error" while connecting to database. I have installed the product in
atleast 20 client places. I am getting the error for one
Hi,
We are using SHTML and JSPs for our web-site. Has anybody
tried embedding/invoking a JSP into an SHTML?
Regards,
- Nitin
Could someone please tell me what the difference between a Service and a
WebApplication is?
Both have docbases, which is confusing me. A docbase says to me that that's
where the HTTP daemon goes on the file system to find something when a URL
of a particular type is sent. So I understand that a
hi laird -
the service has an internal mapping of "/"
effectively is the default web application
that will handle the inbound request should
none of the peer web appliations mappings
intervene. a service is also bound to a
host/port tuple where as
I want to know if there is a way to set HTML "TARGET" attribute (want to set
TARGET="_top") when I redirect to another JSP page.
I understand that this mechanism is not a standard UI practice. This is
needed when a user logs in and enters a framed version of HTML UI. A session
is created as part
Return a page with Javascript in it to do it for you.
-tg
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 08, 1999 3:03 PM
Subject: How to set target attribute when redirecting to another JSP
> I want to know if there is a way
Ronak,
This is a very common problem. Unfortunately, once you've sent your request
to the server with your intended target you're stuck with it. There are a
few solutions. You could display a special "you have timed out page" in the
target frame, but if the frame is too small or otherwise not
Hi
When I try to small program with <%@ method = "doPost" %> variable it gives
following error.
500 Internal Server Error
com.livesoftware.jsp.JSPServlet:
javax.servlet.ServletException: JSP Parse error /myjsp/MyJsp2.jsp:Lexical
error at line 1, column 5. Encountered: "m" (109), after : ""
Ho
My first experience with JSP's actually came under the earlier
JHTML during a project using (then Weblogic's) Tengah. Almost one year
later, I'm on another project with a very similar architecture as the first
jhtml engagement. As we'rI'm curious
My first experience with JSP's actually came under the
earlier JHTML during a project using (then Weblogic's) Tengah. Almost
one year later, I'm on another project with a very similar architecture as the
first jhtml engagement. As we're leaning toward Bea's Weblogic server on
th
Does anyone have an opinion on the following books:
Java Server Programming, Wrox Press
Server-based Java Programming, Manning Pub.
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Jeff, while I can't speak to the Wrox Press book, I can say that you're
not going to get much opinion on the Manning book, because it's not out
yet; I know this, because I'm the author of it. :)
Seriously, Server-Side Java (the actual title, though the website hasn't
been appropriately updated) i
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