Hi,
U will need a servlet engine that supports JSP. Allaire's JRun and New Atlanta's
ServletExec are two of them that do work with IIS.
http://www.livesoftware.com
http://www.newatlanta.com
Regards
friendly man wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Will JSP work with IIS. If so let please let me know the conf
Greetings,
I'm developing a website
using JSP. I invalidate a session after a user is logged out.
An example of typical
navigation :
HomePage -> Login
-> Logout->HomePage
In my HomePage, I'll
checked whether a student is logged in (obtain student object from
session)
an
Thanks all for the help with my previous question. I
managed to instantiate my bean, I mean the java bean.
Here is another one. I successfully retrieve the data
from my database in to the record set in my java bean.
Now I am trying to display these data in a html format
in my jsp page but am not
Hi!
I am just about to install the Appache web server. Since I want it to be
able to run JSP pages, I guess I need to download one or two modules.
The server is suppost to be an WAP server in the end, and I would also like
to get in touch with people who have done this before.
Is Appache the best
Hi,
Yes, here are some possible combo :
Combo 1
==
1. Apache web server
2. Apache Jserv (servlet engine)
3. GNU JSP
3. JSDK2.0
4. Blackdown jre1.1.x or jre1.2.x
Combo 2
==
1. Apache web server
2. JRun (servlet engine) 2.3.x (comes with jre)
Or simply JRun2.3.x alone (acting
Certainly will.
I'm using RedHat 6 and Apache 'out of the box' with JRun 2.3.3 and the
Blackdown 1.1.6v5 JRE from www.blackdown.org - that's talking to Oracle
(hence the specific JRE) - and that's for a 'production' environment too...
JP
- Original Message -
From: friendly man <[EMAIL P
Hello All,
I am using NT and IIS. Later on I want to move on Sun and Netscape
Enterprise Server.
I downloaded JSP Engine which is free on Sun's site. But after
installing it, I found that, it has its own Web Server and which makes my
existing IIS usless one. Also, it is very slo
I've noticed that when the session expires (I'm using a session bean),
either because the time expired or I reset the server, that I always get
a null pointer exception. I finally tracked it down, and was surprised
to find, that even though at the top of each page I call a method to
check for a l
You should reroute the user using or do a
response.sendRedirect() and then a return after it.
-Sashi Kolli
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Brian Burridge
cc:
Sent by: A mailing Subject: Session Expiring and Null
Hello Nilesh,
> Hello All,
>
> I am using NT and IIS. Later on I want to move on Sun and Netscape
> Enterprise Server.
> I downloaded JSP Engine which is free on Sun's site. But after
> installing it, I found that, it has its own Web Server and which makes my
> existing IIS usle
Hi All,
I have a weird problem with JRun 2.3.3 build 153 running on WINNT 4
I have a LoginBean(scope="session") that implements the
HttpSessionBindingListener. For some reason it gets bounded to the session(I
used system.out's to trace it) and immediately gets unbounded and then gets
bounded aga
have you defined a doPost method in your servlet ? If not, you can just call doGet
from doPost. This 400 message might be generated because of that.
Olivier
Frederik Haesbrouck wrote:
> I use the chaining mechanism (jsp:forward or
> RequestDispatcher.forward()) to handle all my HTTP requests.
>
Greetings,
I'm developing a website
using JSP. I invalidate a session after a user is logged out.
An example of typical
navigation :
HomePage -> Login
-> Logout->HomePage
In my HomePage, I'll
checked whether a student is logged in (obtain student object from
session)
an
Can anyone please tell me how to create a session object in JSP. Thankyou.
Cheers,
Amar..
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FAQs on JSP can be found at:
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The answer, it seems, is a big NO!
I have looked long and hard for this, but no matter where I seek, no-one
knows the answer, and so I have concluded, the answer is no.
HOWEVER, there is a workaround: Set up a NT telnet server (Georgia
Softworks or the like) on the machine running JRun, and use
Use PC - Anywhere to connect to the remote m/c and restart JRun...
Cheers,
Amar..
Magn
ús Þór Torfason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/28/99 01:53:16 PM
Please respond to Magnús Þór Torfason <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
cc:(bcc: Amarnath Nanduri/IT/VANCPOWER)
Subject:
I downloaded the SVRTOOLS.exe from Microsoft(thnx Chandra)and use the
Server Manager--->Services to start and stop the JRun Service.
-Original Message-
From: Ralph Eddy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 1999 3:19 PM
To: Imam, Asim, CFCTR
Subject: RE: Remote Re-S
Here is a sample code.
Dosomething.jsp
<%-- Import Login info from session --%>
<%-- If Login Info doesn't already exist in session, call login page --%>
First, try to get the bean from the session, if it doesnt exist then forward
the request to the page which creates the
1. create a session bean object as per the following code in some file x.jsp
<.. set say login/password values ..>
2. import the login session in say y.jsp
<%-- if bean not in session the forward request to x.jsp to create the
session --%>
- Original Message -
From: Nanduri Amarnat
You can access the individual fields in the resultset by calling resultset's
get mthods eg. getString( ). getString method is overloaded and takes column
name(String) as well as column index(int). There are other methods as well
for some data types.
Hope this helps
-khaitan
- Original Messa
In all probability you are trying ti access the
session bean properties without importing/instantiating the session
bean,
If you are using the session in you homepage make
sure you instantiate(= create) the session, and in later pages keep importing
it.
Hope this helps
- khaitan
-
I'm not sure of any good books either, I'm interested in one. Anyone have any ideas,
I'm interested too.
>Date: Wed, 22 Sep 1999 14:11:12 -0400
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>From: Orkin David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: JSP Books
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>I really like the books
Dave,
Thanks for the tip. I will download it immediately. However, it
appears to be more of a JSP builder, as opposed to actual sample. I'm
starting to get the idea that, unlike servlets, there is not a lot of
publicly available in-depth code for JSP, esp. 1.0 compliant. It must
just be too n
"Mark C. Donaghue" wrote:
> Dave,
>
> Thanks for the tip. I will download it immediately. However, it
> appears to be more of a JSP builder, as opposed to actual sample. I'm
> starting to get the idea that, unlike servlets, there is not a lot of
> publicly available in-depth code for JSP, esp.
I'm in the unfortunate situation to be locked into an ISP that
does not support servlets. There reasoning is that CGI process run under a
specific userid which gives them control/risk management. Since there is
no way to convince them or switch, is there a way to circumvent this?
I.E. Can
I wonder Beans in JSP(Servlet) are compiled in or dynamically
loaded? Suppose I use a bean in JSP(servlet). If several accesses happen
at the same time, Sevelet Engine will let them share the code. But how
is the bean used inside? I'd like to know things happening behind the
scene.
Thanks
Li X
A new book just came out called "Professional Java Server Programming" ISBN
1-861002-77-7. This covers a variety of Java Server technologies including
servlets. There are several chapters on servlets and two chapters dedicated
to JSP 1.0. I have found it useful for info about directives, databa
HI All.
Now I start to use IBM WebSphere studio 1.0 to Develop web Applications of JSP,I have
created a new project and add a .JSP file to it. In the JSP file there is nothing but
some Text tags.When I publishing it to My WebServer and try to use it ,I got the
following error message:
"Error ge
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