Hi all,
Will JSP work with IIS. If so let please let me know the configuration that
has to be down with the IIS.
Please help me out.
Regards,
Michael
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Will JSP work on Linux?
Help me out
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I wonder if you are using JSP1.0. Because, what you said is possible with JSP1.0.
You can forward the req, from a jsp to a servlet and then from there to another
JSP/servlet and so on...You can absolutely can form a chain!
-Ram
Frederik Haesbrouck wrote:
> I use the chaining mechanism (jsp
Hi,
You got to include your content-type into the 'mime.properties', which is there in
the 'Web-inf' directory, which lies whrer your jsp pages are.
Then, to specify your required Content_type in the JSP page, using the methods
provided by the engine classes.
-
-Ram
Anders Jöfelt wrote:
> Hi e
Hi Padmaja,
I tried your code on Sun's RI.It works fine.
It seems that you are placing your fir.jsp in the 'examples' directory.
Please let me know, which server you are using.
-Ram
"Kallur, Padmaja (GEL, MSX)" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this f
Can someone please advise as to what this jsp error is all about and what I should do
to fix it?
I've enclosed the jsp source, reluctantly... it clearly shows that this is my first
shot at jsp.
[bcox@linux jswdk-1.0]$ JSDK WebServer Version 2.1
Loaded configuration from: file:/usr/local/java/j
You probably just need to set your classpath to include your package tree
(e.g. classpath=c:\jdev\src). Depending on what servlet engine you're
running, it will either inherit the classpath from the environment or will
read it from some configuration file (e.g. servlet.properties). Check the
do
Hi JSP gurus
I new to this JSP-Bean-Servelet technologies. I wrote
a simple bean and stored it in one of my local
directories. I tried to instantiate the bean from my
JSP page using the following tag;
when I load the jsp in my browser it says
"beans.RetrieveQAAppSummary" class not found. Can
s
I'm working on a large website and would like it to have a navigation bar,
etc. at the top and an additional (probably context-sensitive) navigation
area on the left side. This would be an ideal use for frames because the
navigation stuff would only be loaded from the server as often as necessary
Comments are inline:
On Mon, 27 Sep 1999, Rajul wrote:
> We are using 3-tier architecture which talks to database through CORBA.
> Intially we have generated Dynamic pages through Servlet writing HTML page
> with dynamic functionality achieved through JavaScript.
>
> Our Web-client will consis
David Navas wrote:
> If releasePageContext() is called against the factory, that means that the
> writer of the JSP page can't write their own cleanup routines. From a server
> provider perspective, clearly, we can. But that makes extended tags which
> export info that have their own cleanup re
We are using 3-tier architecture which talks to database through CORBA.
Intially we have generated Dynamic pages through Servlet writing HTML page
with dynamic functionality achieved through JavaScript.
Our Web-client will consists of lots of GUI screens, which in turn will
lead to server side fu
Michael Hu wrote:
> > > Implicitly, the JSP engine will allocate resources in the pageContext. Although
>not
> > > explictly demanded by the specs, it should be safe to assume that
>releasePageContext()
> > > will be called in service's finally block for JSP 1.1 compliant implementations
>(ref
Hi everybody,
I am new to jsp. Can anyone please tell me how i can create my own
session objects and using cookies, make them visible for the entire scope of a
project. Also can anyone tell me how i can do the same using URL-rewriting.
Thankyou very much in advance for your feedback.
C
Hi All,
first, I appologize for a NON-JSP specific question but I have no where else
to go:
My question is : Can JRUN PRO (running on an NT Server) be restarted from
another remote NT Machine???
Thnx
Asim.
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David Navas wrote:
> > 3) Custom tags. Tag.release() must be called in a finally block by a JSP 1.1
>compliant
> > implementation of a custom tag.
>
> Tag.release implies that the end tag surrounds the entire use of the resources
> that the Tag defines. I don't think that that is a reasonable
Hey Chris,
> Karl,
>
> Can you (briefly) tell me what "WAP application" means? Apologies if this
> sounds like a stupid question, but I've just never seen that term before.
>
> I've been following your posts to the JSP listserv, but I thought it would
> be better to ask you directly instead of po
Mark - Welcome,
You might want to download Websphere Studio 3.0 - says it has a built in dynamic
HTML and JSP Form builder.
Says it's a non time-out / developer version.
http://www.software.ibm.com/webservers/studio/download.html
Regards,
Dave Hecksel
Axtive Software Corporation
(214) 880-482
Hey Taylor,
> > For several reasons I reached the conclusion that number 2 was far
> superior. I
> > don't have time to tell you all reasons right now, but a few ones are:
> > * One JSP per page with XML, not one per media.
> > * JSP only have a standard mapping for HTML, not for WML, PDF or othe
There is a content-type directive in JSP 1.0 and greater.
-tg
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From: Karl Avedal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 9:02 AM
Subject: Re: Content-type???
> Hey Anders,
>
> > Hi everybody!!
> >
> > We are trying our best to bui
- Original Message -
From: Karl Avedal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 27, 1999 5:11 AM
Subject: Re: WML JSP (was:Working out if a bean has been instantiated?)
> For several reasons I reached the conclusion that number 2 was far
superior. I
> don't hav
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this list, and excited about starting into an e-commerce
project which will be incorporating JSP pages and Java.
The reason I'm posting is that, in the interest of not re-inventing
the wheel, I'm looking for is some in-depth examples, samples,
applications, etc., of e-co
Hi Spec-Experts,
just a simple question:
Is the following a legal relative url?
<%@ include file="../h_config/general_info.jsp" %>
Thanks very much,
Carsten Heyl
Carsten Heyl [EMAIL PROTECTED]
NADS - Solutions on Nets http://www.nads.de/
NA
just add :
request.setContentType("text/wap.wml.wmlc");
somewhere in your code.
> -Original Message-
> From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Anders Jöfelt
> Sent: lundi 27 septembre 1999 17:21
> To: [EMAIL PROTE
Anders Jöfelt wrote:
> Hi everybody!!
>
> We are trying our best to build a WAP-application. The problem that we've
> encountered is that the "server" provided with JSWDK-1.0 always returns
> "content-type:text/html". We want the server to return: "content-type:
> text/wap.wml.wmlc".
>
> As far a
sorry, it's better to add in your servlet
response.setContentType( "Your Mine Type" );
To be clean if you can add the length of the response, it's better.
response.setContentLength( (int) length );
best regards.
> -Original Message-
> From: Pascal Guilloteau [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Hey Anders,
> Hi everybody!!
>
> We are trying our best to build a WAP-application. The problem that we've
> encountered is that the "server" provided with JSWDK-1.0 always returns
> "content-type:text/html". We want the server to return: "content-type:
> text/wap.wml.wmlc".
>
> As far as we're c
I use the chaining mechanism (jsp:forward or
RequestDispatcher.forward()) to handle all my HTTP requests.
The requests itself are POSTed originally to a JSP. This then forwards
to a servlet, normally forwarding it again to a JSP.
But, from time to time, I can only redirect the client to a general
Hi Emilio,
make sure you don't call getOutputStream() on the reponse object
of your servlet before calling forward.
In Jsp-Pages the call to that method is delayed until the
internal buffer is full.
So either avoid calling the method or make your own buffering
in the servlet.
>This is a multi-pa
Drumbeat2000 JSP from Macromedia is great if you're only using IBM's
WebSphere and DB2. Allaire is supposed to be coming up with something
similar to ColdFusion Studio for JSP. I haven't found anything else yet,
rumors are Inprise will have something in JBuilder 4.0 for JSP development
as well.
Hi everybody!!
We are trying our best to build a WAP-application. The problem that we've
encountered is that the "server" provided with JSWDK-1.0 always returns
"content-type:text/html". We want the server to return: "content-type:
text/wap.wml.wmlc".
As far as we're conserned there's two possib
David Navas wrote:
> The problems, as I see it, are as follows:
> a) I can't override service()...
In JSP 1.0 I am able to use the "extends" attribute of the page directive
to specify a custom superclass, which can define its own service() method.
The JSP 1.1 PR says it supports the same mechan
Hi Padmaja,
>Hi all,
>
>Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this for the last 24
>hrs.But could not figure out how to do it.
I don't see any problems in your code.
I pasted it in Apache 1.3.6/jserv 1.0/gnujsp 1.0cvs and
it just worked. Did replacing POST with GET change somethi
Sue,
I had the same kinda situation you do and heres what I did:
1:> I have two beans- A LoginBean and a DBManagerBean( handles all database
related tasks incl. connections)
2:> I call the LoginBean from JSP and then from LoginBean I instantiate my
DBManagerBean and make a connection to the data
Hi all,
Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this for the last 24
hrs.But could not figure out how to do it.
I have fir.jsp which runs fine.
Hello, World
<%
out.println("Hello World");
%>
Michael Hu wrote:
> There are three places where a JSP page author can allocate limited resources:
>
> 1) _jspInit() which is cleaned up by _jspDestroy(), both of which are guaranteed to
>be
> called at the appropriate times in 1.1 spec.
Once -- during engine/application start and stop -- not on
David Navas wrote:
> The problems, as I see it, are as follows:
>a) I can't override service() to do:
> public void service(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) throws...
> {
> try {
> _jspService(req, res);
> }
> finally {
>
Hi,
I have login page that sends login information from a form in a jsp to a bean that
creates a connection to a database. I'm then trying to pass this connection into
another bean that executes a query. Has anyone passed objects from one bean to
another?
Sue
WebSphere 2.x supports Servlets (2.0) and JSP (.91).
It is my understanding that it is compatible with IIS, but I have never used
it this way. We use IBM's version of Apache with it.
> -Original Message-
> From: Kantharaju V Kanaka [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, September 27, 1
Hi All,
I have just started looking around, and was wondering if there are any good
JSP development tools out there. I have tried a couple of things, but maybe
just have too high of expectations, since being spoiled by Java development
tools. Anything that combines a DreamWeaver type functional
>Yes ,
>
>This is obvious.Because, the include directive includes the data of the
>specified file, with-out parsing.Since,parsing is dont after inclusion, this
>error is obvious.
No. The include directive includes the content of the named file
at page compilation time. The content is parsed as if
Yes ,
This is obvious.Because, the include directive includes the data of the
specified file, with-out parsing.Since,parsing is dont after inclusion, this
error is obvious.
But,certainly its a good idea to include the output of a jsp page in another
jsp.
Probably JSP1.2 should do it!!
-Ram
Mik
I thought this was the case too, but running the file combination below
yields...
*** Error: Duplicate declaration of local variable "MB"
Ideas guys? I know you can't redefine a local variable twice, but how can I
'check' if it's defined first? ;)
Cheers,
Mike
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Hi,
Check whether your web_server got the support for servlets/JSPs.If not add the
add_on component,like Jrun from live software(i'm not sure whether this
supports.but you will get sufficient info from
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet).
-Ram
Kantharaju V Kanaka wrote:
> Hello any one c
Hey Francois,
> Hi,
>
> has anybody already used JSP to create WML page ?
> if yes, tell me how please ... thanks in advance
> FB
>
Yes, more than I want ;)
I can only give a short reply right now, but I will be happy to give more info when
I have some more time.
A short note about what I did
Hello any one can please tell how to run Servlet and JSP in IIS40 I
have installs Web sphere 2.0. but does not works. Please help
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Hi Mike,
My understanding is, if the bean instance does not exists, then it will be
created.Otherwise the the existing instance is used.
In your case also same is the answer.
-Ram
Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
> G'day guys,
>
> How can I work out if a bean has been instantiated?
>
> ie -
>
Hi,
has anybody already used JSP to create WML page ?
if yes, tell me how please ... thanks in advance
FB
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G'day guys,
How can I work out if a bean has been instantiated?
ie -
fileA.jsp :
<%@ include file="fileB.jsp"%>
fileB.jsp :
Sometimes fileB.jsp is included in a file where the bean has already been
used, hence the variable exists. Othertimes, fileB will be the first to use
the bean, and wil
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