Hi JSP developers
we have a good community now around this mailing list, so it would be a
shame to let a few bored and mis-motivated people change that. Here is a
suggestion for another way...
Set to "No Emails"
You can set to not receive emails from the list and therefore relieve the
pressure
Hello:
Is there any posibility to forward to a page
indicating in what frame do i want to put the new page, (TARGET).
My problem is that I have a page with two frames
and from one of them I want to do a froward to a page in the whole window not in
the framed window ( The solution could be
Sorry, I forgot to tell you how!
Go to:
www.jsp-interest.com
You'll see links to the archive and the mailing list form.
Regards,
Ian
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From: Jsp-Interest.com Team [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 9:52 AM
Subject: Good community
Hi
Well the bad news is that they do send it unencrypted, imagine my
suprise when
snooping my own network I was able to catch my userid and password being
posted to
my Netscape Mail account!
As we don't have access to HTTPS yet I am currently working on an
encryption
class. The Idea is that I
hi,
I thought that J2EE had HTTPS built-in...
is it not the case?
Karl Roberts wrote:
Hi
Well the bad news is that they do send it unencrypted, imagine my
suprise when
snooping my own network I was able to catch my userid and password being
posted to
my Netscape Mail account!
As we
Hi stan,
Well yes it does, but when I tried to download it last week, I was refused because
of American Export law because it contains encription. I am in the UK.
Is there a (leagal) way to download the J2EE outside of USA?
Karl
stan - CAST-INFO wrote:
hi,
I thought that J2EE had HTTPS
I didn't try this, but here's the approach I would follow.
The servlet can create a public/private key pair and send the public key to
the applet.
The applet uses this key to encrypt the userid-password and sends this to
the servlet.
I guess this is already pretty secure. No one will be able to
The password is Base64 encoded but as it is sent over https the response is
encrypted, so you'll be safe,
Kevin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Geert Van Damme
Sent: 22 October 1999 12:41
Title: RE: Supporting Web Browsers
it should be www.serverpages.com
sorry, it was my mistake.
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From: Telmo Sá [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 22, 1999 5:08 AM
To: Hu, Jeffery X (Jeff)
Subject: RE: Supporting Web Browsers
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Karl Roberts wrote:
Hi stan,
Well yes it does, but when I tried to download it last week, I was refused
because
of American Export law because it contains encription. I am in the UK.
Is there a (leagal) way to download the J2EE outside of USA?
Karl
The new beta is supposed to be
I have a database pooling servlet which I need to load at startup time then
reference many times later. I've switched from JRun and am trying out
OrionServer, but can't seem to get it to work. Here's my web-application.xml
snippet:
---
servlet
The getServlet() method has been deprecated and can return null in new Servlet
engine implementation.
You might want to make a call to this servlet when the servlet engine starts or
write a method making a call to this servlet if the object is not available in the
servletContext.
Olivier
Neal
Hi,
I'm trying to call a servlet from a jsp. the jsp is like this:
---
!
%@ include file="EmpList" flush="true" %
html
headtitleHello, User/title/head
body bgcolor="#ff" background="/images/background.gif"
/body
/html
---
But I receive a message that says:
Unfortunately I cant speak for anyone else, but the fellow that keeps sending
virus e-mails should be kicked off the list immediatedly ( this is REAL problem
compared to any fart jokes). This should have been done after the first e-mail.
Could a list manger let us know what is going to be done.
Title: Application servers?
Has anybody seen a good comparison between currently available application servers? I'm thinking about using WebSphere 3.0 advanced edition. Since I'm not so sure that this question fits well with the domain of this list please reply directly to me if you think
Title: Application servers?
One of the best EJB application-server sites I've
seen is http://www.mgm-edv.de/ejbsig/ejbsig.html.
They have lots of comparison info and links to other resources. It seems
pretty complete, although they don't have OrionServer (www.orionserver.com) listed.
["Shah, Suneet" wrote:]
I in a typical form processing situation, it is quite common to post the
form to a servlet, which inturn would do some processing in the doGet/doPost
methods and the possible redirect to another page. What is the recommended
manner in achieving that in jsp,
Thank you for the correction.
So I guess the only potential use of MD5 by itself here, because it is one
way, would be to encrypt the password (and why not the username too--that
way any snoopers wouldn't know which was the password and which was the
username) and then check that the result of
Title: Application servers?
Give a look into Oracle Application
Server. The 4.0.8.1.0 release will have a Java Server Pages
Addon. It's what I am doing my development on. They have
an extended JSP languange called JML (JSP Markup Language). This is
a case-insensitive set of tags that makes
Hi,
Does anybody know where I can get JSP specification 0.91? It seems there are
some differences between JSP0.91 and JSP1.0.
Thanks in advance
Mei
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Thanks for the tip. It is actually a JSP Bean that gets the handle to the
servlet.
When you say "making a call to this servlet" do you mean calling it thru
HTTP?
I don't think that would work for me, since it returns a sql Connection
Do you know why they deprecated it? Is there any
Hi People
I found an JSP article at ASP Today. For those
of you who might have interest please go to the following URL: http://www.asptoday.com/articles/19991022.htm
Regards,
Jens Andersen
The Public Release 2 of the JSP 1.1 specification is available from the
download page at Sun's JSP web page: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/.
There have been a few changes in the spec since PR1 based on extensive
feedback and implementation efforts. Probably the most important change
is in
http://www.burridge.net/jsp/Spec91/jsp_spec.html
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Scott Stirling wrote:
So I guess the only potential use of MD5 by itself here, because it is one
way, would be to encrypt the password (and why not the username too--that
way any snoopers wouldn't know which was the password and which was the
username) and then check that the result of the
I have som question of secured password.
If I use encryption in JDK Security package( eg. MessageDigest ) how can I decrypt on
the other side?
I think JDK doesn't provide decryption method.
Could anyone give an right answer to me?
Friends,
Thanks for your responses to my
tiny little problem.I have mangaed to find the solution.
Have a nice day.With regards,Sachin S.
Khanna.
getServlet is deprecated as of JSDK 2.1 - I gues the Orion guys don't
support it now,
Kevin
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Neal Kaiser
Sent: 22 October 1999 15:23
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It was deprectaed because it is dangerous = if all servlets are loaded by
the same class loader it woud be possible to call mathods in *any* servlet
loaded on the server. By 'calling the servlet' Olivier means (I assume) that
you should use the servlet context to call getRequestDispatcher and
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