You need to get a PrintWriter object
and then it should work:
PrintWriter pw = response.getWriter();
pw.println("The user name you provided is incorrect");
I assumed Suresh's question was a JSP problem, but I'm not sure. If it
is JSP related, I don't think
Using jswdk-1.0.1 on NT I tried to include a page dynamically with code like
this:
jsp:include page="jsp:exprmy_expr_with("string_param")/jspexpr" .../
I got a ParseException: "Attribute string_param has no value".
Why? ... notice the nested double quotes! Ok, I "ecaped" the inner ones:
This is a weekly informative posting to the jsp-interest list.
Before asking questions of a general nature, please check out the
resources available online to see if your question already has an
answer. The best place to start
Hi, all:
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hi every one,
Do i need some
other thing like JServ/JRun for running JSP with Apache/NT??
One more query!!
i have used a
bean with JSP using
jsp:useBean tag
How do you use a servlet as a server
side component
I mean does jsp:useServlet
tag works and to use a servlet , do i need to
I am having the following problem and would appreciate some help/advice.
1. An HTML form collects information and passes this across, using POST, to a
servlet.
2. The servlet adds the information to a database, sets up a bean and uses the
requestdispatcher to forward the browser to a
Hello Sir
I am a learner of JSP servlets.
Can you suggest me where can i get some psedo code Examples of above
thanks
bye
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Hello Sir
I am a learner of JSP servlets.
Can you suggest me where can i get some psedo code Examples of above
thanks
bye
malli
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Subject: Re: Using out.println to write on the browser -
Is it possible to write JSP code to redirect the browser to open a new page,
say, page B from JSP code in page A?
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Hi,
I'm new in Web application, JSP... so sorry for my basics questions
!!
I have to write an application which access to a specific database.
All works fine but I 've read some mails about cookies and I'm wondering
if my application will work well in any case:
- I didn't wrote any
Hi all, I'm working with Jrun2.3 and IIS3.0, the JRun
samples servlets work but when I test my servlets
(placed in the same directory that samples) I get this
error message "500 Internal Server Error MyServlet
Could not load servlet"
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
What version of JSP does your web server support? I don't think 0.92/0.91
support jsp:useBean , but do support
bean /bean syntax. Also, these versions only have request and response
implicit objects. Basically, I would find a server which supports V1.0+, as
you're ver limitied otherwise.
I had a problem which I thought was a JSP file size limit using JRun 2.3.3
and IIS 4.0. I didn't investigate it too long because I moved all the code
into JavaBeans.
I like this approach because the JSP pages are so straightforward and short,
and all the logic lives in beans.
Cheers,
Matthew
Assuming you only have one environment the easiest way to migrate back to an
earlier version is to take a copy of the code and environment (i.e. versions of the
Apache etc.). If you should have to roll back re-install the environment load up
the copy of the code and your away. An even better
Here's a general server based question - it's not directly on topic( JSP), but it
is certainly relevant from a JSP application deployment environment standpoint.
For an application running on a JSP enabled webserver ( for example, java
application server) running in a load balanced environment,
I have a response reading the jguru FAQ concerning the encodeURL utility regarding
Cookies problem. I also output the session ID in my pages and could see they were
different if cookies was disabled so suppose i had as many of beans instances as I
had session. !?!
So I tried the encodeURL
The 1.0 spec should have a section on the changes from 0.92. Go to
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/download.html
Dan
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I think Mr Wilson's problem was that he thought the compiled JSP held
references to the implicit objects and the beans declared. Perhaps it's
worth noting that this is not true, and that is why he needed to pass these
things into his methods.
Dan
-Original Message-
From: A mailing list
Hi everyone,
I'm working with JSP1.0 and I have a trouble with the tag
jsp:pluginparam name="MYNAME" value="ANTONIO"
The strings myname and antonio must be quoted otherwise it falls in
compilation error.
But I have the need to evaluate a variable with %=var% so :
param name="MYNAME"
Is it possible to write JSP code to redirect the browser to open a new
page,
say, page B from JSP code in page A?
use:response.sendRedirect ( target_URL );
Frank Bernard
Healy Hudson AG
CDT - Core Development Team
67691 Hochspeyer, Nelkenstr. 43
It's a known bug in the build you have, I bet. You didn't say the
build, but if it's less than build 155, get the latest from
http://www.allaire.com/products/Jrun/MoreInformation/ProductUpdates.cfm?id=13085method=full
Young Dave wrote:
Fellow JSP users...
I am using JRUN verion 2.3.3
I figured out the problem. The way I have JRUN setup it supports JSP
0.92. How can I bump it up to 1.0? Should I?
-Original Message-
From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Daniel Tillin
Sent: Thursday,
Hello Everybody,
I have a small query.
I am unable to execute methods ResultSet.First(), etc., which support
JDBC 2.0.i.e., JSWDK 1.2. But I am able to execute methods,
ResultSet.wasNull() method which supports JSWDK 1.0.1
I am using JDK 1.2.1 JSWDK 1.0.1
Can anybody help me How to set the
I'm a servlet newbie and am trying out JRun on
IIS. I got a simple JSP with inline Java running, but I haven't been able
to get a servlet to run. I took a simple example from a servlet book(Java
Servlets by Karl Moss), copied the servlet into my www.blah.com/servlet directory. I
copied the
Thomas Paradies wrote:
Using jswdk-1.0.1 on NT I tried to include a page dynamically with code like
this:
jsp:include page="jsp:exprmy_expr_with("string_param")/jspexpr" .../
I got a ParseException: "Attribute string_param has no value".
Why? ... notice the nested double quotes! Ok,
Yes, The code would out put a JavaScript command to open the new page. and display
the old page
to return the other information.
Eileen Loo wrote:
Is it possible to write JSP code to redirect the browser to open a new page,
say, page B from JSP code in page A?
Does this scenario sound ok?
I want to create an ejb that will provide the initialization and admin routines
on a static db connection pool.
This ejb will have an initialization routine that will create the db connection
pool and place it into the InitialContext.
Following startup of the ejb
Richard Stedham 3343 wrote:
I am having the following problem and would appreciate some help/advice.
1. An HTML form collects information and passes this across, using POST, to a
servlet.
2. The servlet adds the information to a database, sets up a bean and uses the
India wrote:
You need to first import your bean class before calling the jsp:useBean tag
as well as check out the syntax of the useBean tag.
%@ page import = "harman.BeanTest" %
No, import has nothing to do with run-time exceptions. The import mechanism
in Java is just a way to avoid typing
Next week is the JavaBusiness Conference in NYC. Among other
announcements, this is the formal launch of J2EE 1.2, which includes
JSP 1.1 and Servlet 2.2. There will be a number of different
presentations on enterprise-related technologies, including JSP,
Servlet, and XML.
The web site is at:
And WAS v3.0 supports 0.91 and 1.0, not just 1.0...
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"Bernard, Frank" wrote:
Is it possible to write JSP code to redirect the browser to open a new
page,
say, page B from JSP code in page A?
use:response.sendRedirect ( target_URL );
You can also do this on the server side (without a second round trip back to the
client) with
I think that you can still do this with one servlet. In earlier posts
(subject - Which Architecture), Craig discussed a servlet design that used
an action parameter in the servlet request to determine how to handle the
request. It seems to me that you have at least one additional dimension,
Hi !
I am trying to use a bean in a JSP page using the beanName attribute of the
jsp:useBean tag, giving IT a request-time attribute expression, with a
syntax like:
jsp:useBean id="mybean" scope="session" beanName=%=
session.getValue("billtoname") % type="a.b.MyBean"/
And the servlet
Make sure that your browser is set to (in IE "Check for newer versions of
stored pages: Every visit to the page.) Under Internet Options - General
-Temporary Internet Files - Settings. If this does not work, I have seen
(occasionally) where the jserv (Apache 1.3.6, JServ 1.0) will not re-compile
I am using jsp1.0 and JRUN2.3. There was no jsp:forward in 0.92 and if I was
using 0.92, I would've gotten a compilation error, not this strange
behavior.
Thanks,
KM
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From: Craig R. McClanahan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 1999 9:06 PM
To:
Is there a way in weblogic to have the HTML and JHTML (or JSP) pages each
have a different default directory?
Thanks,
Josh
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Ok, I called Allaire and we figured out the problem. I didn't have the
virtual Scripts directory for my site. It was that simple.
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