Re: Urgent : Problem using a JDBC Bean in a JSP

Masaoud wrote: Hi, I am new to JSP's and Beans. I have written a Java class which acceses a MySQL database on a remote machine usingd JDBC. This class when run using the java interpreter works fine and displays proper results. Now, I converted the above class file into a bean, by creating

Re: Where i can find diff. between IE4 and IE5 w.r.t. web application

first thought that comes to my mind is, do all of your table cells have content of some sort of content?. instead of td width="20%"/td try this: td width="20%"nbsp;/td (the "nbsp;" for "non-breaking space") Matthew Lehrian wrote: I've found that the way IE4 and IE5 render percent widths is

Urgent : Problem using a JDBC Bean in a JSP

Hi, I am new to JSP's and Beans. I have written a Java class which acceses a MySQL database on a remote machine usingd JDBC. This class when run using the java interpreter works fine and displays proper results. Now, I converted the above class file into a bean, by creating a ".jar" file and

Re: Where i can find diff. between IE4 and IE5 w.r.t. web applica tion

I've found that the way IE4 and IE5 render percent widths is different. For example... IE5 will shrink other columns, even if you have a fixed width size (ie - WIDTH='50') in a table if you have one of the column widths set to 100%. I find this annoying because I do this often to make some

New Joinee...

Hello All, I am a new joinee in this list. I have started learning JSP only a few days back. Can anyone suggest me some good site or book on JSP ? I need this desperately. Thanks Regards, Reeta === To unsubscribe: mailto

Bean is not coming in JSP

Title: Bean is not coming in JSP Hi All, I am not able to include bean in my jsp file Here I included my coding Please help See this is my coding... File Name: five.asp ( I put this file under JWSrooot/public_html/jsp/ ) %@ pageinfo=I am new to jsp % %@ include file=banner.html % %@ page

Re: conflicting index.jsp files on same directory tree.

Hi Barry, Make sure you haven't defined your virtual paths (i.e. localhost/directoryone localhost/directorytwo) to point to the same physical path (i.e. c:\jswdk\serverdata\directoryone for both of them). Also, if you try viewing the localhost/directorytwo/index.jsp file first, does it display

Class Vs JavaBean

Hello Everyone, Can anyone tell me the difference between Java Classes and Java Beans when we are not making any Visual Component in Java Bean ? I think that in this case both are same. Regards, Reeta === To unsubscribe:

Re: Using for params in URLs

David, Good question. If a new version of HTTP specifies the use of ';' rather than '', the servlet engine could detect the HTTP version and decode appropriately. Personally I'm not holding my breath. So many existing programs, CGI and otherwise, depend on ampersand-separated arguments, it