Re: Web servers that support servlets.

1999-12-14 Thread Steve Nguyen
you can go to www.servlet.com; They maintain a well formed list of servlet suported web servers. We still consider that ApacheJServ is top norch. -- Steve Nguyen [EMAIL PROTECTED] C.E.O. KBMail Software Java Hosting Service Provider http://www.kbmail.com http://www.ebpcs.net "Plan - Do -

How do i access a file at the client side for read/write purpose ?

1999-12-14 Thread Oliver Pereira
Hi All, How do i access a file at the client side for read/write purpose ? thanks in advance Regards Oliver

Re: errorPage in a multi-frame enviroment.

1999-12-14 Thread Stephen Summerfield
-Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Suman Natarajan I had installed jswdk on my pc but when i start the server it is giving an error "out of environment space". Well i'am using jsdk but would

Re: errorPage in a multi-frame enviroment.

1999-12-14 Thread Suman Natarajan
Hi, Thanx for ur instant response .i had changed the properties of md-dos in windows .The memory it was taking was very less and hence increased the mem to 2816. Then the server started working. Regards, Suman === To

Re: How do i access a file at the client side for read/write purpose ?

1999-12-14 Thread Stephen Summerfield
-Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Oliver Pereira Sent: 14 December 1999 08:28 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: How do i access a file at the client side for read/write purpose ? Hi All, How do

frame-set's or one frame via SSI/templates ?

1999-12-14 Thread Jakob Ramskov
What is most popular use out there on the big wide internet, when using web applications (and dynamic content). To use html frames or to only have one frame (that is assembled via. SSI/templates). I see plus and minus for both. frames are complicated, and it's hard to tell which frame to

Re: Web servers that support servlets.

1999-12-14 Thread Scott Stirling
What is this, a game show? http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/industry.html Kelvin Tee wrote: Could anyone lists out the all the web servers that support servlets? -- Scott Stirling Allaire http://www.allaire.com ===

Security issues on the client side

1999-12-14 Thread Nanduri Amarnath
Hi , Is SSL by itself enough to guarantee 100% security for Internet Banking Transactions (or) is there any better approach which guarantees maximum security? I am using JSP pages on the backend. Thank you. Cheers, Amar..

Re: install Apache with JServ and GNUJSP

1999-12-14 Thread Matt Potter
David, I can't speak to GNUJSP, but I think the URL you must use for getting to the Jserv console is http://127.0.0.1/jserv/ (note the trailing slash is required). This tripped me up the first time I tried it. Otherwise check the logs both for apache and jserv, usually there's some telltale

Re: Jsp include another jsp file, both point to the same JavaBean

1999-12-14 Thread BOC HK
Hello Everyone,. This is an example in Sun's JSP tutorial, a jsp file: hellouser.jsp, it uses a JavaBean component like this: jsp:useBean id="mybean" scope="page" class="hello.NameHandler" / jsp:setProperty name="mybean" property="*" . . This file includes another jsp

Re : Re : Questions about JSP and EJB

1999-12-14 Thread David Grospellier CROSS SYSTEM
Hello, Fine !! If we had the same problems we would find the best solutions !!I'm sorry of my very sad English but If you undestand me, it's the mostimportant ! :)) OK. I think you've done a great choice. I want to study these solutions.JSP seems to be a good alternative to ASP but I want

JRunProblem

1999-12-14 Thread Ravi Pritmani
Hello everyone, I am using JRun v2.3.3(Connected to IIS) as servlet engine for my website. The servlets are running just fine . But when I tested some of the basic jsp programs using JRun, it did not respond. 1) First of all I tested some programs using % % tags. They are running fine.Then I

Re: How does JSP handle non-persistant web connections andtransactions?

1999-12-14 Thread D. J. Hagberg
Keith Kwiatek wrote: If you are using JSP to do web applications, how are you using JSP to hand the fact that the web server connection to the database is non-persistant? Well, before we talk about update issues, you should really consider Connection pooling, whereby you keep a VM-wide

Re: install Apache with JServ and GNUJSP

1999-12-14 Thread Hiroyuki Fujisaki
"Kuo, David (CICG - GEDNYDEV)" wrote: I just downloaded Apache 1.3.9 with ApacheJserv 1.1b3. and install them on NT Everything looks smooth and I answered all the questions it asked. Then I can startup the server, it told me "running ..." Assume I didn't change anything more. How do I know

Re: Web servers that support servlets.

1999-12-14 Thread Jason Hunter
Steve Nguyen wrote: you can go to www.servlet.com; They maintain a well formed list of servlet suported web servers. We still consider that ApacheJServ is top norch. I think you mean http://www.servlets.com. (I knew I should have registered the singular when I registered the plural.) -jh-

Initialization Parameters for JSPs

1999-12-14 Thread Arun Thomas
Hello all, I'm trying to find out how to setup initialization parameters for a jsp. The config implicit object exists, and is obviously meant to make it possible to access these parameters from the JSP, but how do I identify the values for these parameters in servelet.properties? I don't really

Re: [help] tomcat doesn't work.

1999-12-14 Thread Ted Stockwell
-Original Message- From: Choi Jong Myung(SS) [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 1999 10:28 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [help] tomcat doesn't work. But, "tomcat standalone" version doesn't work. The error message is :

Re: Web servers that support servlets.

1999-12-14 Thread Jing, Yan
Title: RE: Web servers that support servlets. I like ApacheJServ too. But It only supports Servlet 2.0 API. Do you know any way to make Apache supports Servlet 2.1 before Tomcat is production. Thanks, Yan -Original Message- From: Steve Nguyen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent:

Yet Another JSP/Apache question:

1999-12-14 Thread kevin carothers
Sorry to bug everyone with another configuration problem, but I'm just SOOO close (I think): 1. My (starting) classpath is: CLASSPATH=C:\WINNT\Java\Lib;C:\jdk1.2.2\lib;C:\Program Files\JAVASOFT \JRE\1.2\lib;.C:\JBuilder3\lib; -BTW: My GNUJsp configuration files

ODBC and JSP

1999-12-14 Thread Jeff Brown
Let me start by saying that I'm new to the whole JSP game. I'm an ActiveServerPage developer that needs to port all of my ASP's to JSP's for the next release of a product I'm working on. What I need to do is open a connection to an ODBC source (in this case a SQL 7.0 Database) and run simple

JSP on Apache

1999-12-14 Thread Sanjay Yadav
Hi, If I would like to make an Apache web server enabled with Servlet and JSP engine, what modules do I need ? and where can I find it? And how do I configure them. Any help would be highly appreciated. - SKY ([EMAIL PROTECTED])

BEAN

1999-12-14 Thread sidney woods
Hello, I am calling a bean in one of the Jsp Pages.I am using Java Web Server-2.0 on NT.I am not able to figure out where should the .java and .class files for the bean should be placed in Java Web Server directory.The portal is placed in Public_Html directory. Thanks. Sidney

Re: ODBC and JSP

1999-12-14 Thread brian
the jdbc-odbc bridge should be avoided, especially from servlets (and therefore jsp), as it is not threadsafe. -bml Mirko Froehlich wrote: I am just fighting with a similar issue, although not (yet) from JSP, but from a Java application. You cannot directly access ODBC data sources from

Re: JSP on Apache

1999-12-14 Thread Geert Van Damme
JServ to enable servlet GNUJSP to start with JSP. I use it and it works pretty well. Not really easy to configure sometimes. Try it step by step and post the problems when you have them ;-) Geert 'Darling' Van Damme -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages

Re: ODBC and JSP

1999-12-14 Thread Mirko Froehlich
I might be getting off-topic here, but do you have any recommendations for alternatives to access MS-Access databases via JDBC? I think that I am going to use i-net Software's JDBC driver for SQL Server, but I might still need a driver for MS-Access (or ODBC in general) if the JDBC-ODBC bridge

set JSP-INTEREST digest

1999-12-14 Thread Smith
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Re: ODBC and JSP

1999-12-14 Thread Matthew Baird
My recommendation is, don't use Access. If you still want ease of use, and a better migration path, use MSDE, it's free, fast, SQL Server compatible, and I can guarantee it works with the i-net driver. I had some 'issues' with Access, namely the JDBC-ODBC driver caused a crash that was eratic at

JSP, Java 2, and App Servers

1999-12-14 Thread Dustin Aleksiuk
Hello Everyone, I'd really like to hear about any success stories regarding JSP implementations on various systesms. We've got a very large JSP/Java application that we're having trouble getting working in a production environment. Everything works perfectly in the Jswdk environment. We've

Shopping Cart: What is the problem here?

1999-12-14 Thread SUBSCRIBE JSP-INTEREST Lam
Hi: I'm trying to put together a simple Shopping Cart, but get an error along the lines of: Exception in jsp: javax.servlet.ServletException at org.apache.jasper.runtime.PageContextImpl.handlePageException(PageContextImpl.java:367) at

Re: JSP, Java 2, and App Servers

1999-12-14 Thread Suneet Shah
Weblogic 4.5.1 does support java2. You will have to use the t3config utility to set it up. Suneet Shah Chief Technology Officer Diamelle Technologies - http://www.diamelletechnologies.com -Original Message- From: Dustin Aleksiuk [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: JSP, Java 2, and App Servers

1999-12-14 Thread Matt Krevs
We are using SQL Server 7.0, CORBA, JavaWebServer 2.0, Java 2 on an NT Server to develop an intranet application. We are using JSP and java beans to serve up the maintenance pages to the user through a browser. We have done a fair amount of testing using a PII-200 with 128MB that hosts the

Re: JSP, Java 2, and App Servers

1999-12-14 Thread Ted Stockwell
We're currently using Apache, Tomcat, MS SQL Server, and Jonas EJB server. Everything is working fine so far. We are not yet production but our application has been used by several users at once and runs for days before being shut down for upgrade. In production we will need to support 1-2

Re: Yet Another JSP/Apache question:

1999-12-14 Thread Steve Nguyen
Looks like you unjar/unzip everything and out them back into "./lib" directory ? If not then what is the point to show the classpath to the lib directory then ? Also GNUJSP look for the "compile" parameter for its classpath. Send your zone.properties or alph.properties then we can tell something

Re: JSP on Apache

1999-12-14 Thread Steve Nguyen
Hmmm..you should read entire INSTALL.apache file at www.klomp.org/gnujsp - Original Message - From: Sanjay Yadav [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 1999 10:23 PM Subject: JSP on Apache Hi, If I would like to make an Apache web server enabled with

Re: JSP, Java 2, and App Servers

1999-12-14 Thread Steve Nguyen
We running our single Linux servers with Apache/GNUJSP/XML/JSSI/Load-Balancing/JDK18/JDk122 for 44 clients (48 separate Java VMs) and it works perfectly well. -- Steve Nguyen C.E.O E-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] KBMail Software Java Hosting Services Provider Web site: http://kbmail.com |

Re: Re : Re : Questions about JSP and EJB

1999-12-14 Thread Steve Nguyen
JSP works perfectly well almost everywhere. We got our Trading Catalog Management system on JSP/servlet running on ApacheJServ/NT (not Linux)and it works like a charm. A combination of servlet and JSP is perfect for presentation rich web sites. We usually got 400 concurrent hits without any

Re: Yet Another JSP/Apache question:

1999-12-14 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
kevin carothers wrote: Sorry to bug everyone with another configuration problem, but I'm just SOOO close (I think): 1. My (starting) classpath is: CLASSPATH=C:\WINNT\Java\Lib;C:\jdk1.2.2\lib;C:\Program Files\JAVASOFT \JRE\1.2\lib;.C:\JBuilder3\lib; You need to add the

Re: Unique ID for Session Parameters

1999-12-14 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Arun Thomas wrote: Hello all, I've noticed in some of the tutorial that I've read, as well as in several of the posts here that people often use session.getId() when creating a key for attributes to be added to the HttpSession. Is there a need to do this? Is it dangerous to use a

Re: frame-set's or one frame via SSI/templates ?

1999-12-14 Thread Praveen Kumar S .
A few points. Frames are recognised only at the client end, true. But we can always target a frame. though complicatd It is a once load event. The frames can then be populated based on the requirement, like just to change a Advertisement. or the main content, while the navigation bar remains

Re: BEAN

1999-12-14 Thread Srihari Chandana
Hi, U need to place ur class file in a directory called "classes" in ur web server . There is one catch here.U create a folder in ur "classes" folder(say "mydir").Now place ur class files inside this folder and ur java source should mention the package name as well like package mydir;

Re: frame-set's or one frame via SSI/templates ?

1999-12-14 Thread Kirkdorffer, Daniel
Jakob, A lot of the popular sites don't use frames these days, but sometimes they have a purpose. I bet the comp.infosystems.www newsgroups have discussed this many times. Try searching Deja.com at http://www.deja.com/home_ps.shtml for archived thoughts. Dan -- From: Jakob

Re: Shopping Cart: What is the problem here?

1999-12-14 Thread Praveen Kumar S .
I Know this might not be what you might be expecting, but I never thought you could (null).addElement(..), add elemets to a null object. in the contructor, why dont you do this, listOfItems = new Vector(); ITH Amit -Original Message- From: SUBSCRIBE JSP-INTEREST Lam [SMTP:[EMAIL

Frame problem

1999-12-14 Thread Ujjwala K
Hi all, In my application I am using 4 frames . Target is set to the top frame. But for first request is opens a new window and proceeds further. But for the next requests it uses the opened window. We have to close the parent window explicitly. Will anybody help me out ??? All

Where to start?

1999-12-14 Thread Huang, Dennis
Hi, friends: I just join this list and want to learn JSP. I am an ASPer and understand Java. I feel JSP has a bright future, so want to learn it. Now I have Windows95, personal web server and JDK1.2 installed on my PC. What else should I install to make my PC support JSP? Could you please

Using Error Pages from servlets

1999-12-14 Thread Arun Thomas
Hello all, Can anyone point me to a resource that shows how error pages can be used from a servlet. I've got an error page that I am using for exceptions generated in my jsp pages, and I'd like to use the same one for servlet exceptions. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find anyplace

Re: Using Error Pages from servlets

1999-12-14 Thread Govind Seshadri
Arun Thomas wrote: Hello all, Can anyone point me to a resource that shows how error pages can be used from a servlet. I've got an error page that I am using for exceptions generated in my jsp pages, and I'd like to use the same one for servlet exceptions. Unfortunately, I haven't been