Anyone know of any out there?
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Arun Thomas wrote:
> I understand that all methods should return, but in that case, is it
> legitimate for the forwarding servlet/jsp
> to write to the output stream after the method returns? I know that nothing
> can be committed to the output
> stream prior to performing a forward, but what ab
>From our (Sun's) point of view, we think that it is OK to post
information on courses directly related to JSPs, announcements of new
JSP-related products, and the like. This type of information is very
useful to a significant portion of the audience of JSP-interest at this
point. Just use commo
Martin Leboeuf wrote:
> Hi again !
>
> Thanks for the reply. But still :
>
> Kevin Jones wrote:
>
> > Wrong on both counts I'm afraid - the call can be forwarded to a resource,
> > whcih will typically be a servlet or a JSP, and the call will return to
> you.
> > You typically put a return; state
Hello all,
I am wondering if anyone knows how to get multiple fields (text input
boxes) on a form to read into a string array in the JavaBean? Ideally, I
would have 5 input boxes on the form, and use a javabean that has the
get/set methods the same as the input element names. However, 5 input bo
Hi folks,
After checking what kind of header lines and content Netscape and IE on a US
and on an Asian Windows NT system are generating while posting some data to
JWS (running on these systems) I can't see how the web server is figuring
out what character encoding the browser user to encode the p
I understand that all methods should return, but in that case, is it
legitimate for the forwarding servlet/jsp
to write to the output stream after the method returns? I know that nothing
can be committed to the output
stream prior to performing a forward, but what about after the return? As
far
Hello, there,
I'm working with JavaWebServer2.0, I changed a jsp
file named login.jsp, when I loaded
the new version, I got an error as following:
500 Internal Server Error
Java Server Page Translation Error
Error during compilation:
I/o Exception reported when compiling
/opt/JavaWebServer2.0/t
Ray wrote:
>>Kevin Jones wrote:
>>> Wrong on both counts I'm afraid - the call can be forwarded to a resource,
>>> which will typically be a servlet or a JSP, and the call will return to you.
>>> You typically put a return; statement after the
>>> RequestDispatcher call,
>
> > "Unlike the incl
Don't believe everything you read!
My testing has shown that 'forward' always returns to the caller (I've been
bitten by this is JSP pages).
If I was you I'd try this with different engines and see what the outcome
is.
My guess would be that the first forward is causing output to be written to
Hi,
By default it supports JSP 0.92.
Does anybody know how to run JSP 1.1 in iPlanet Web Server, Enterprise
Edition 4.0 (netscape server 4.0)?
thanks,
Basvi
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I have a copy of this book and am using it as my "bible" for coming up to
speed
on the latest Web/Java technology. I have not read the entire book, but
have been
very pleased with the content, as it is written for a serious programmer,
and is not
fluffed up with all the useless waste normally fou
Beth,
Two items, assuming that this is a cut and paste from your code
Regarding the application scope "systembean" object:
> getServletContext().setAttribute("systembean", systemBean);
>
Note that the id you use in the usebean tag is not the same as the string
you use as
t
Yes. This is because of limitations of the underlying Sevlet 2.2
platform. Fixing this is very high in the list of features for the next
version of these specifications.
Hope this helps,
- eduard/o
> Date:Mon, 10 Jan 2000 16:03:15 -0600
> From:Arun Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
You are right, Kevn. We will fix this in a later update.
- eduard/o
> Date:Tue, 11 Jan 2000 21:07:07 -
> From:Kevin Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: JspError vs JspTagException
>
> The JSP 1.1 Final Spec that I've just downloaded off the web-site says that
> JSPError has
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> Kevin Jones wrote:
> > Wrong on both counts I'm afraid - the call can be forwarded to a resource,
> > whcih will typically be a servlet or a JSP, and the call will return to
> you.
> > You typically put a return; statement after the
> > RequestDispatcher call,
> "Unlike the include() metho
> -Original Message-
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Craig R. McClanahan
> Sent: Wednesday, January 12, 2000 10:53 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: How to dispatch web actions from servlet to dynam
Hi again !
Thanks for the reply. But still :
Kevin Jones wrote:
> Wrong on both counts I'm afraid - the call can be forwarded to a resource,
> whcih will typically be a servlet or a JSP, and the call will return to
you.
> You typically put a return; statement after the
> RequestDispatcher call,
Wrong on both counts I'm afraid - the call can be forwarded to a resource,
whcih will typically be a servlet or a JSP, and the call will return to you.
You typically put a return; statement after the
RequestDispatcher call,
Kevin Jones
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Is it out yet? When I last checked on this book, it hadn't been published
yet. It sounds great though! Wrox does the best books for programmers...
Bill
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Thanks, I did notice that and fixed it after my first posting but it didn't help the
original problem I was having. Subsequent conversations with various people (thanks!)
indicate that the problem was related to the fact that the redirect was creating a new
context because of the URL I was using,
Previous posters have covered many of the points I believe are relevant:
- custom tag libraries allow the developers to invest in high quality,
standarized (to a corporation) ways of combining dynamic and static data
for presentation
- the JSP spec allows for other scripting languages (although J
Title: RE: About Applet-serlvet communication
setUseCaches(false) does the trick
the following is a funciton within an applet. The function calls info_feed.jsp to retrieve
data in db. (data is formatted as a string at info_feed.jsp)
Hope this helps
J.H
private void Get_Information_Fro
Has anyone checked out the following book:
Professional Java XML Programming with Servlets and JSP (Wrox Pres)
If so would someone be so kind as to post a review of this book or point me
to a URL where one can be found?
amazon.com, fatbrain.com and bn.com were all lacking reviews.
Thank
Daniel Lopez wrote:
> Hi Drew,
>
> What you ask for shouldn't be too difficult to implement. If I had to do
> it, I'd use reflection, as you mentioned, and I'd just add a new field
> in configuration file to allow the user to specify the name of the
> method to be called. However, if you want the
Hi !
If I understand correctly, the forward() method of the RequestDispatcher
object passes the request to the designated URL, (which must not be a
servlet, right ?), and control should never return to the servlet which did
the fowarding.
My (second) question is : is this really true ? In the af
I think that one really awesome book is by Wrox called Professional Java
Server Programming. It is incredibly up to date (JSP 1.0, servlets 2.0/2.1,
etc) and covers the whole domain of Java, servlets, JSP, XML, JDBC, JNDI,
RMI, JavaMail, CORBA, Jini/JavaSpaces, etc. A big book!
Bill
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Hi all,
I solve my pb using a scope to "session" and testing the applets
in different JVM!
Francois.
On Tue, 11 Jan 2000 06:56:41 -0800, Fran=?ISO-8859-1?Q?=E7ois?= Barbe
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>Hi,
>
>I'd like to know if it's possible to have concurent access to a JSP page.
>My needs ar
Beginner question:
I'm querying a database using either a bean or embedding the code directly
within the JSP code on the page. It works returns the results with one
exception. If I hit the "Refresh" button on the browser repeatedly, the
Tomcat server will crash due to JDBC errors. It seems tha
Hi Folks
Here is my problem.
I need to get input from the user in English,Japanese and Spanish.
And I have to store this to the Oracle database and finally I have to
display
them back as details in the corresponding language.
So, What is the rtable column type I have to use in Oracle and tel
Hi
I got few replies but Iam posting again. Please answer below queries:
1.I need to capture RTF documents on the client from a servlet/jsp generated
HTML and save to database by passing the captured RTF text to the servlet.
How to invoke WinWord like application from an HTML page and return bac
HI Room
I have an applet passing values to a serlvet through
dataoutputstreams ,the servlet reads this using datainputstream.The
values are read correctly by the applet
and shown in the java console.But on the browser window it outputs
previous immmediate valuein the outputstream of th
> Matt Krevs wrote:
> > Calling request.setAttribute(attributeName, value) with a
> > different value causes an IllegalStateException.
Really? That's not the behavior I see, and in Request.java I see:
public void setAttribute(String name, Object value) {
attributes.put(name, value)
You have to use Oracle Net8 network service that is the easiest solution
in case
that Web Server and Oracle Database Server are on different machines.
First, you have to configure Net8 service. Find Cman.ora file that is on
ORA_HOME/Network/Admin folder and add a following lines:
cman = (ADDRES
You have to use Oracle Net8 network service that is the easiest solution in case
that Web Server and Oracle Database Server are on different machines.
First, you have to configure Net8 service. Find Cman.ora file that is on
ORA_HOME/Network/Admin folder and add a following lines:
cman = (ADDRESS_
Guys,
I got into this sort of stuff all of the time when I first started with java.
Took a while for me to get my head around the differences in approach between
C/C++ and Java.
Is the reason that you are returning and int/boolean to indicate some sort of
error status? If so, perhaps throwing an
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