Re: forcing users along a navigation path

1999-10-23 Thread Wes Biggs
"Yonn M. Samuels" wrote: > I'm trying to allow users access to content only if they select a link from > a given page (no login required). That is to say I do not want them to have > access simply by typing the URL in their web browser. Any efficient > suggestions? If the origin page is a serv

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1999-10-23 Thread BeeUm King
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JSP and accessing data from a DB

1999-10-23 Thread BeeUm King
>>Lesson number one >>A crow was sitting on a tree, doing nothing all day. A small rabbit saw the crow, >and asked him, "Can I also sit like you and do nothing all day long?" The crow >answered: "Sure, why not." So, the rabbit sat on the ground below the crow, and >rested. All of a sudden,

Help!!

1999-10-23 Thread BeeUm King
> > I have been contacted by a friend in Kosovo who is responsible for > > relocating young people displaced during the war. Whilst the actual > > conflict is now over, and the majority of refugees have returned home, > > there are many others who have not - quite simply because they

Re: Getting a JSP to use a particular session ...

1999-10-23 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
John Hawkins wrote: > > > > You are working way too hard. If the second JSP page is on the same > > server, you can just use to include it, and the second > > page will have access to the same session. > > > > Not in this case, I need to use URL.OpenStream as I am saving the generated > HTML to

Re: Getting a JSP to use a particular session ...

1999-10-23 Thread John Hawkins
> PLEASE do not send HTML-encoded mail to mailing lists ... it is > difficult to read in many mail readers. Oops ... forgot to hit the "Text only" option ... sorry!! > > You are working way too hard. If the second JSP page is on the same > server, you can just use to include it, and the second

Installation Problem

1999-10-23 Thread Stephanie Norris
I hope you more experienced people won't mind helping someone relatively new to installing Web servers. I'm just now installing Java Web Server on my PC, and I'm having a problem with it. I'm running it on a Windows 98 machine with 64M of RAM and as I type this, the system is 64% free. However,

Re: Getting a JSP to use a particular session ...

1999-10-23 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
John Hawkins wrote: > [Apologies if this has been answered before - I had a look at the > archives but couldn't find anything] Okay, This is the problem > : o I have a JSP that creates some beans in session scope.o It then > calls a piece of code which uses URL.OpenStream to open an inp

Getting a JSP to use a particular session ...

1999-10-23 Thread John Hawkins
[Apologies if this has been answered before - I had a look at the archives but couldn't find anything]   Okay, This is the problem :   o  I have a JSP that creates some beans in session scope. o  It then calls a piece of code which uses URL.OpenStream to open an inputstream to conne

Re: Calling a servlet

1999-10-23 Thread Kevin Duffey
>Hi, > >Firstly, the include directive's file attribute should have a slash followed by the >file name(relative path).Secondly, i don't think we can include servlets using the >include directive.I tried out, but it says bad argument to file attribute.I think >only jsp, html or text files can be in

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1999-10-23 Thread srinivasa rao yeramati
Hi Guys, I have a question for you. Given a date I want to get the dates of the firstday(sunday) and the lastday(saturday) of that week and also the week number.Are there any functions or methods for this.Date and Calender objects in javascript can solve this. Kindly let me know the logic. help

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1999-10-23 Thread Calin Tenitchi
Yepp. That pretty much does it. ASP is slowly bleeding to death. Jens Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 1999-10-22 22:42:49 Please respond to Jens Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: Calin Tenitchi/netset/se) Subject: Hi People I found an JSP article

forcing users along a navigation path

1999-10-23 Thread Yonn M. Samuels
I'm trying to allow users access to content only if they select a link from a given page (no login required). That is to say I do not want them to have access simply by typing the URL in their web browser. Any efficient suggestions? ==

ALERT!!!! C:\CoolProgs\Pretty Park.exe contains the "Pretty.worm" virus

1999-10-23 Thread Christopher Moore
This is the second time in a week that this "cheonsu,Park" character has sent this virus-laden attachment to the list. Does anyone know how to contact the list administrator to have future postings from this moron blocked? Ideally, submissions to the list should be scanned before they are posted

Re: Problem with Forward tag... its urgent please......

1999-10-23 Thread sdheepa
Hi, Forwarding to Jsp files works fine for files in the same dir and also for those in a different dir.Just check whether you have given the path correctly.Two examples are given below.Both of them work. ### greet.jsp is in currentdir/forward I am having problem while using forwar

Re: Calling a servlet

1999-10-23 Thread sdheepa
Hi, Firstly, the include directive's file attribute should have a slash followed by the file name(relative path).Secondly, i don't think we can include servlets using the include directive.I tried out, but it says bad argument to file attribute.I think only jsp, html or text files can be included