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You must use the HTML definition like : é ou è ...
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Hi JSP experts,
I am a web developer. I am planning to use JSP.
I would like to know a few things from you experts:
1)If I use JSP which is the best way : Scripting (java) , Beans or EJB.
2)Is EJB a substitute for Java Beans. If so should I use EJB or Java
Beans. I am comfortable using Beans but
hi, everybody. i have 2 questions.
i want to place my jsp pages in "cgi-bin" directory. but, java seems
not allow to create _cgi-bin_myjsp.java for myjsp.jsp.
i know it's caused by '-' character, but i hope to use "cgi-bin"
directory. anyone knows ?
and,,,if i do not wish jsp pages remain on se
does everybody using beans for own library ?
i'm planning to use old patterns like
myjsp extends engine_default_jsp_page
{
mymethod()
{
..
}
}
and in jsp pages
<%@ page extends="myjsp" %>
<% just calls mymethod() %>
or
just make
java classes like mylib.class
and in jsp p
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using the script tag...
ex> jsp 0.92 case
your classes & functions & variables as pu
I'd add to that list © for copyright symbol. It also seems to be picky
about " for the quote symbol. Point being that it isn't just foreign
(how does one properly refer to those characters on the net) language
characters.
-Matthew
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From: Pascal Guilloteau [mailto:[EMA
>Try using the META tag :
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>Where you put the expiry time (either explicit date/time or
>seconds-from-now) in the content field.
>
>You could also try
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>but I've found that to be less reliable on some browsers.
Hi all,
This is a known problem with IE, check out these articles:
http://s
IIS suffers the same problem in that the Session
object has machine affinity. The only way to have a
machine-independent Session object in the IIS world is
to buy Site Server.
In a servlet environment, I suspect you would have to
write your own machine-independent session
implementation, so that
According to IBM, the way to prevent caching for JSPs in IE 5.0 is to use the
following scriptlet in your JSP.
It works better than the meta tags in HTML.
<% response.setHeader("Pragma","No-cache");
response.setDateHeader("Expires",0);
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache"); %>
Hope thi
Hi!
I would like to know what I have to do for fixing following error!
==
Error: 500
Internal Servlet Error:
java.lang.NegativeArraySizeException
at com.sun.web.core.ServletLoader.loadClass(Compiled Code)
at com.sun.
Hi,
I was wondering if you ever got a result to your problem (below). I did not
see a reply in the JSP-INTEREST list.
I now have a requirement to be able to pull in values from multiple From
elements with the same name into a Bean set method. EG:
Enter the First Number:
Enter
Hello Again:
Li shares the same thought as mine. Well here's what is the scenario.We take
the SSN and query the database so as to generate a huge report.Now sometimes
even if we change the SSN it will print the report pertaining to the
previous report.This problem persists even after adding all t
Thanks for the info. I was afraid it would take something like that. I
seems to me that not being able share session/application data between
http and https is a major weakness of the current implementations. I
think that most serious web apps need to operate in both secure and
insecure modes. It
Where can I find out more about the and tags?
I looked thru the JSP 1.1 spec. Without success. Any hints?
Frank
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Hi,
Back at the JavaLive session on JSP (we are talking mid August), the JSP authors
said that
an EA of JSWDK supporting JSP 1.1 will be out VERY VERY SOON. Well how very very
soon are we talking about here? It's been more than a month already, and I am
really desperate
to get my hands on it.
An
Hi,
Your bean should have a setter with this signature:
public void setAddresses(String[] params)
{
//in the params array is all of the items that the user has selected
}
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From: Derek Conniffe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 1999 9:30 AM
T
Me Too. I want to get into the TAGLIBs.
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From: Michael Azzi [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, September 17, 1999 10:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:JSWDK 1.1, Any Idea When?
Hi,
Back at the JavaLive session on JSP (we are talking mid August),
Frank Westphal wrote:
>
> Where can I find out more about the and tags?
> I looked thru the JSP 1.1 spec. Without success. Any hints?
They're gone. There's a custom tag library mechanism now and it may be
possible to use it to reconstruct this sort of functionality, but it's no
longer part of
Would anyone who has succeeded in using the
com.oreilly.servlet.MultipartRequest to accomplish file upload and is
willing to field a question or two please e-mail me personally. Thank you
for your time!
Carrie
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Hi Frank,
I don't think the and tags are part of the standard tag library but
once there are JSP 1.1 compliant servers you will be able to define the behavior of
these tags yourself.
Hope this helps,
Abraham
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From: Frank Westphal [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent:
Hello Again:
Li shares the same thought as mine. Well here's what is the scenario.We take
the SSN and query the database so as to generate a huge report.Now sometimes
even if we change the SSN it will print the report pertaining to the
previous report.This problem persists even after adding all t
Derek Conniffe wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if you ever got a result to your problem (below). I did not
> see a reply in the JSP-INTEREST list.
>
> I now have a requirement to be able to pull in values from multiple From
> elements with the same name into a Bean set method. EG:
>
>
>
I was going through through the JSP 1.0 spec, I couldn't find any looping or
conditional constructs, like , , tags from the 0.92
spec. Did these constructs get canned? I just wanted to check...
Thanks,
Rich
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Richard M. Yumul
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DTAI Incorporated
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