Another possibility is to delay the url rewriting to another servlet that is
chained on the end. I believe the orielly book talks about this (though I may be
wrong about that).
This kind of scheme would become more useful if servlets had some kind of caching
mechanism, i.e. you could say that the
I'm trying to customize some tags with JRUN (Taglets ) but I can't.
My supervisor tell me that I'm a fool, but I keep trying to do that.
If I loose my work it's your responsability ( haha ! ). Please help
me if you know how to make it !
I can pay you in nature ( only woman please ! ), or I can
I agree with you, this people are a bit permalous ! They also don't respond to
novice like me that have bigs problem with JSP ! The fun it's not allowed in this
University !
This is not a place where people talk about JSP, this is where people talks about
Orion or JRun or whatever ...
You're great
if somebody can tell me if I can run my JSP page on Apache and if yes
then how ...what changes i will have to make to my Apache server
configureation files to do this...and where should i place my jsp
files...
Vaibhav
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>Hi,
Ho!
>
>Can someone solve my ignorance ?
Thats your business. I can provide information.
>
>a)What is GNU JSP etc. that u guys keep rattling about ?
An implementation following the JSP Specification (Spec 1.0).
The home page is at http://www.klomp.org/gnujsp/ and the
>It seems GNUJSP using tools.jar(bulit-in javac?) or javac.exe in its
Yep.
>default setting.
>
>Is GNUJSP works with Jikes, Or other free java to class compiler?
Yep. Yep.
Make sure you get a current 1.0 version (cvs snapshot)
>
>
>Jaekwon Park,
The IBM redbooks site is www.redbooks.ibm.com ... You can try the search
(for websphere). The book you are probably looking for is "SG24-5423 :
Developing an e-business Application for the IBM WebSphere Application
Server" ..
Sridhar Kumanduri
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From: Carlos Alonso <[E
Is possible to integrate an OCX within JSP or Servlet?
Thanks in advance.
Vincenzo.
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Sorry about pushing our product, but . . .
JFramework 3.0 (beta) has a complete data bound api for jsp/servlets.
This API is very much like swing in terms of constructing UI (ie, you
do not have to learn HTML) and has both data bound and non data bound
versions of controls. This beta will be rel
Forgive my comments here, but this mail sure did lighten up my morning.
:)
Cheers,
Amar..
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I agree with you guys!
Senthil.
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From: Samuele Brignoli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thursday, October 14, 1999 1:53 AM
Subject: Re: sample JSP
>I agree with you, this people are a bit permalous ! They also don't respond
to
>novic
Please direct questions about particular products to their
appropriate venues! GNUJSP, JRun, JServ, ServletExec, Oracle, etc. These
organizations have their own support structures in place for these kinds of
questions
JRun custom taglets are currently only available with the JSP 0.92 setting.
T
hi all,
I have a problem with NAB 4.0 .Did any one face this problem.
I open a jsp file(which was working fine) and comment 3 lines and
add 2 more lines. The file gets truncated. It deletes every thing
except tags.. It deletes
every single line.
If any of you have a solution ,Please let us kno
Hi,
So far I havent been able to find any particular advantage of using JSP
instead of servlets. I don't understand why to have JSP when you can have
servlets? I know that JSP files can be compiled into servlets but then why
to have them in the first place???
Could you please help me with this?
to run a JSP page on Apache, you need to install JRun (there's a free
version from allaire.com) or some other third party software and install it
on top of Apache. JRun is a plug in that allows Apache to read JSP pages.
JRun does all of the changing to Apache configuration files that you usually
The main reason is because if you just use servlets, you aren't separating
the business logic from the presentation. With a JSP you can use mostly
HTML with little bits of dynamic content in the page. If you use a servlet,
you have to hand code the HTML and do things like escape quotes and all
s
Thanks Scott,
You were right on the money!
The thing was the
/jrun/jsm-default/services/jseweb/properties/rules.properties *.jsp entry
was wrong (ie the in built web server)
but the other on was correct (I chose JSP 1.0) in the install.
So all's well in the world and JRun is a great prod
I agree. The joke was inapropriate for the list. But I can't get really
upset about it.A reminder of the purpose of the list would be a better
response than an over the top hysterical reaction.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jeff Smith [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 13 October 1999 15:27
Please pardon me if this is down a beaten-down track, but I really fail to
understand the point of using servlets with JSP. JSP is one level higher
than servlets and why not just embed beans in JSP to do the kind of
pre-processing that servlets are said to be used for in this forum. Based on
the r
Hi Karl:
I suspect that several people on this list would be interested in a
benchmark against WebSphere 3.0 Standard Edition. When surveying tools and
talking to other local shops, I found that it was commonly used for
performance-sensitive sites.
I know that version 2.02 Standards is available
Can people please let this thread die!
It was only one joke, maybe even sent to the list by mistake.
Even if it was not a mistake, the guy will definitely know not
to do it again.
However, the repeated complaints have been much more of an
annoyance than the original joke.
Enough already!
Emmet
You can't really forward from one JSP to another, because by the time you
get control, it has already opened an output stream on the output socket.
Thus screen logic control in a JSP would be a series of includes, which
would be pretty clumsy. Other than that, it wouldn't be terrible to let
bean
Neeraj Vora wrote:
>
> Please pardon me if this is down a beaten-down track, but I really fail to
> understand the point of using servlets with JSP. JSP is one level higher
> than servlets and why not just embed beans in JSP to do the kind of
> pre-processing that servlets are said to be used for
Taylor Gautier wrote:
> You can't really forward from one JSP to another, because by the time you
> get control, it has already opened an output stream on the output socket.
>
See . All you need to do is make sure that the buffer you declare in
your "page" directive is large enough that the out
I am just trying to get into JSP. Can someone share a sample code/a
decent
example of JSP using Servlets to get jump start on this topic.
I appreciate any response on this .
Thanks
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I stand corrected. Thanks craig :)
-tg
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From: Craig McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Taylor Gautier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, October 14, 1999 11:45 AM
Subject: Re: Why use Servlets with JSP?
> Taylor Gautier wrote:
>
> > You can'
Phartmaster:
Would you please refrain from sending obscene jokes to the list. If the
behaviour is repeated, you will be tossed off the list, as this behaviour is
not tolerated on a programmers list.
List:
So, can we all get along and put this behind us. We have not heard from the
guy after the
All
I am having problems precompiling a jsp page that includes another
file. In contrast I dont have any problems when I access this page through
a client. Any explanation ?
shridhar
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Hi all,
I am new to JSP world. I am trying to run the examples given in the JSWDK
1.0(Win NT), but couldn't.
When I started the server the result was->>
JSDK WebServer Version 2.1
Loaded configuration from file:D:\jswdk-1.0\webserver.xml
endpoint created: localhost/127.0.0.1:8080
So I tried
Hello Ian,
To spare the jsp-interest list of many Orion related mails, I'm moving this
discussion to orion-interest and will answer there shortly.
We are very flattered by all mails on the jsp-interest list but we don't want to
flood the list with mails regarding a specific product.
Karl Avedal
If you modify the included page and do not modify the including page then
you'll have problems.
When a time stamp check is made it looks for the time stamp of the including
page and not that of the
included page.
So, if you access the same inclided page directly then it would work fine
but things
I have just started using JSP 1.1 and had a question about how to impelment
a simple tag. Suppose I had the following tag:
and I wanted it to be replaced with "Hello World" during execution. I have
looked through the examples that come with the spec but none of them show
how to use the tags
If you are using JSWDK, look for the directory named, "Work". In that
directory, look for your compiled jsp/servlets files there and remove them
and place your modified and compiled file there. So that when you make
changes to your jsp/servlets and re-compile them, your new file will be
accessed.
Hi,
Can someone explain how the multiple (concurrent) requests are handled
by the Web-server/Servlet-engine with regards to Servlet/JSP/JavaBeans ?
My environment: HP-UX, JRun 2.3.3 (Build-154) as Web server & Servlet
engine.
I have a simple application where a single Servlet is called repe
Hi,
I have the following questions:-
1) I have installed JavaWebServer2.0 . How can I
change the default server from public_html to some other direcrory.
Sushma
Title: RE: Sessions ?
Rajesh,
You want to use a bean in the session context. So when you do your usebean, set the scope attribute to session. The servlet engine will check to see if there is an instance of the class you're requesting in the session with that id. If there isn't, it will cr
Hi,
Does anyone know how to directly call a JSP engine to compile/generate a JSP page? That is, I would like to call a method which takes the url or filename of a JSP page, compiles it into a servlet (if it hasn't done so already), and finally returns the output of the page.
For example, any m
In the admin panel double click the Web Service and yjen click on Site
in the tree, there you will find the document root directory.
In the future you may want to post these questions on the mail list
for the JWS.
JD
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> Hi,
> Does anyone know how to directly call a JSP engine to compile/generate
> a JSP page? That is, I would like to call a method which takes the
> url or filename of a JSP page, compiles it into a servlet (if it
> hasn't done so already), and finally returns the output
Hi everybody,
I am a new user of JSP.
Do anybody has experience in the conversion of 0.91
version pgms to 1.0?
If so, Pls let me know what are the modification I
should do in .jsp files
while converting 0.91 version to 1.0 version.
Your immediate response is highly appreciated.
Thanks in advan
I have a LoginServlet where after authenticating my user I do this:
HttpSession session = req.getSession(true);
User u = new User(id, password);
session.putValue("user.id", u.getId());
session.putValue("user.email", u.getEmail());
session.putValue("user.phone", u.getPhone());
session.putValue("us
I've seen this kind of thing happen when there's a difference in the way the
URL is specified. For example, if the user goes to
http://www.acme.com/loginservlet
and login servlet directs them to http://www.acme.com:80/main.jsp they'll
probably both be using different sessions (also if one of them
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hi rajesh
actually for each request coming to sever, the server calls the service
method(doGet or doPost) every time. and all class object will be created
once when the servlet is getting instantiated for the first time. so may be
you have defined your vector object at class level and there is onl
if somebody can guide me how to install gnujsp and jspexecutor ...i have
dowmloaded it from the site but i could not find any ececutables there
...
Vaibhav
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Hi,
> he main reason is because if you just use servlets, you aren't separating
> the business logic from the presentation. With a JSP you can use mostly
> HTML with little bits of dynamic content in the page. If you use a servlet,
> you have to hand code the HTML and do things like escape quo
There's been more mail on this subject, than on any other. (And, I am just adding
to that list). Could we just stop this ?
P.S. Please do not reply to this mail, whether u agree/disagree with me.
Thomson Stuart wrote:
> I agree. The joke was inapropriate for the list. But I can't get really
> u
> Can someone explain how the multiple (concurrent) requests are handled
> by the Web-server/Servlet-engine with regards to Servlet/JSP/JavaBeans ?
To save object creation time, the servlet engine creates the servlet class only
ones, and doles out the same stuff to all requests that come in.
Well the listserv doesn't yet have a natural language processor. If u scroll down
to the end of the message, u'll get the right way to do it.
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I used to use shtml to call and pass parameters to servlet to
generate HTML, and now i need change the role of shtml to JSP.
I know JSP1.0 support redirect and include function by using
standard action:
I try to test the following code in jsp, but it generate
"Internal Server Error".
I know JSP1.0 support redirect and include function by using
standard action:
But our platform is NAS4.0 and NES3.6.1, it only support JSP 0.92.
I try to test the following code in jsp,
<%
RequestDispatcher dispatcher =
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("HelloWorld/HelloSer
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