Is it possible to search old mailings from this archive? Please email
me the instructions on how to do it?
Somebody little while ago posted an email showing how I can create
jsp-mode for xemacs using multi-mode.el. I lost that email, can someone
please email it to me again. I 'll greatly
Yes,IBM WebSphere 3.0 does not support JSP 1.0
It only support JSP 0.9
ZhangQi
2000/1/25
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From: John G Kroubalkian [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 7:31 AM
Subject: WebSphere 3.0 can't do jsp:include file="joe.jsp" / ???
Has
Two Java Specification Requests have been posted today.
JSR-53 Java Servlet 2.3 and JavaServer Pages 1.2 Specifications
http://java.sun.com/aboutJava/communityprocess/jsr/jsr_053_jspservlet.html
and
JSR-52 A Standard Tag Library for JavaServer Pages
Yes, you can search from this location:
http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/jsp-interest.html
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503.239.4468
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On Monday, January 24, 2000 9:32 PM, Jitendra Kothari [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
wrote:
Is it possible to
How can I configure Tomcat 3.0 (on Redhat 6.1+Apache+Sun JDK2 RC2) to load a
servlet (a connection pool) when it starts?
I check server.xml, tomcat.conf, web.xml but no luck.
Thanks in advance,
Leon
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Hi,
I'm trying to use JSP in connection with WAP. Because cookie is not
available in WAP, so the only possibility is to use URL reqriting. But I
found out that tomcat doesn't support URL reqriting for session
management,(correct?), so I have to use jrun, which doesn't support the
latest specs. I
Hi Ashwani,
I think better way to declare u'r array or vector as global variable,
ie %! String results[][] = null; %
after get records and assign to the Array. I hope u will not the data.
Hope this may help U
Rajiv
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From: "Ashwani Kalra" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi JSP Gurus,
I tried to use a bean as session variable
%@ page import="ObjectSpace.*" %
jsp:useBean id="opsData" class="ObjectSpace.OSObjectPortal"
scope="session" /
how can I avoid that the bean isn't instantiated which gives the
following error message
thanks,
Andreas
Hi,
As Java developer that has been writing server-side (java and non-java)
applications for a couple of years, I'd like to rise again what I think
it's a important need. So, following the JSR syntax
2.2 Need of the Java Community that this work addresses
Areas:
2.2.1.- Better support
Please, please, please read the faq referenced at the bottom of every list message
before posting. It really does provide answers, and that's what it's there for
"Frequently Asked Questions"... It gives you lots of answers on what jsp is, and
how to sue, with references to other good sites.
Websphere 3.0 supports both JSP1.0 and JSP0.91.
However it defaults to JSP 0.91 you need to alter which pagecompile servlet it
uses in order to switch to JSP1.0.
In order to include one JSP within another use:
%@ include file="relative url"%
Rao Dadi wrote:
Hi All,
I am New to JSP Technology. I want to use an Anchor in JSP page. Can you
please give me a hint.
Satya.
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WINMAIL.DAT
Hi,
If you go to the following URL you will be at a list of the lists on Listserv.
one of them is JSP-INTEREST from there you can search the list. (which as you know
is generally the best thing to do before asking a question ;-)
http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/index.html
Karl
I tried this but it says it cannot find the servlet pgm.
Where should I place the servlet pgm. I'm using JAVA WEBSERVER?
But I'm able to solve the problem .. call servlet with session alive
using window.open("");
Thanks,
Chary
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Is there any way, using taglibs to get dynamic attributes passed into
the tag code, from my understanding it seems that the attributes get
passed as literals.
For example:
mylib:mytag attribute1="(new Date()).toString()" /
In my setter method for attribute1 in my tag code the string "(new
I had this problem too - you need to rebuild tomcat using the source and your
jdk1.2.2 compiler - it seems it's a mismatch in the class files distributed as part
of the binary release.
Halpin Matthew wrote:
Does anybody get the following error when trying to run the "Simple Custom
Tag
Websphere 3.0 supports both JSP1.0 and JSP0.91.
However it defaults to JSP 0.91 you need to alter which pagecompile servlet it
uses in order to switch to JSP1.0.
In order to include one JSP within another use:
%@ include file="relative url"%
I have a copy of Nestcape server 4.02 running jsp's and I faced with the same
problem. In addition to have the includes not working, I can not even import in
java packages. I can import my own packages however. Any ideas?? Has anyone
set up Netscape server successfully??
Dan Vella
The Money
The following works for me in Tomcat 3.1_m1
mylib:mytag attribute1="%= new Date().toString() %"/
In your taglib.tld be sure to set the rtexprvalue of your tag:
tag
namemytag/name
tagclasspath.to.myClass/tagclass
bodycontentempty/bodycontent
attribute
The IBM tools (WebSphere Studio, VisualAge Java) that we use have extensive
facilities for debugging JSP and Java servlets, etc.
Bill Hines
-Original Message-
From: Mohan Radhakrishnan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2000 6:28 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: jsp
I think you want "jsp:include page=" and not "file=", or something like
that. I had problems with this too at first, but got it working fine. We're
using IBM WebSphere Studio, App Server, and VisualAge, all 3.x level.
Bill Hines
-Original Message-
From: John G Kroubalkian [mailto:[EMAIL
WRONG! I think this is incorrect. I use WebSphere 3.02 and it has JSP 1.0 as
well as .9x. It defaults to .92 so you will have to change that, but I'm
using JSP 1.0 in WebSphere App Server and WebSphere Studio, and VisualAge
Java in the WebSphere Test Environment. Read the docs! There are
Title: JSWDK and Nokia Wap Server
Dear all
I was using the jswdk 1.0.1 with Nokia's Wap server version 1.0 beta 3 version and my application was working properly. When I upgraded to Nokia's Wap Server version 1.0 Full Release the application is not working anymore although I didn't change
The problem that I have is that i can process the paramters because the
java.util.Enumeration enum=request.getParameterNames(); returns no data.
Anybody kowns why?
Thank U!! Bye
Marc
That's because the parameters aren't available from the request
using the normal methods. You have to
Thank you all!
my jsp application runs ok!
Bye!
Marc
Elisabeth Freeman wrote:
The problem that I have is that i can process the paramters because the
java.util.Enumeration enum=request.getParameterNames(); returns no data.
Anybody kowns why?
Thank U!! Bye
Marc
That's because the
Hi,
Can someone tell me how to get rid of the new line characters (hard returns)
from a textarea input box before inserting the string into the database? I
don't know what to look for in the string. Please help!! Thanks.
Anna
I'm writing an application that read/write data from/into table in ORACLE.
As it is my first jsp appli, i would like information (and even some jsp
code example ...)
on how to access to the bd from jsp pages.
Thanks.
Stephan.
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This is because your expression is quoted, it should work if you write:
mylib:mytag attribute1=(new Date()).toString() /
Veronique
Tim Fox a écrit :
Is there any way, using taglibs to get dynamic attributes passed into
the tag code, from my understanding it seems that the attributes get
Hi,
Can someone point me to resources that can help me
decide which JSP engine/web server combo is the best to use for a large scale
deployment? If you have opinions, I would love to hear them. The
things I need to take into account are:
1. I need JSP 1.0 support at least, JSP 1.1
Hello,
I'm getting the following message when my jsp does a POST to another jsp.
Does anyone know what I can do to resolve this? If a use HTTP POST, I don't get this
message.
I'm using Netscape Navigator 4.08 on Windows 95 and Java Web Server 2.0.
Thanks,
Reed
Message:
A network error
I debug my JSPs using an IDE called Kawa www.tek-tools.com/kawa
What are the different methods that you are using to
debug JSP pages ?
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Use this syntax in your JSP:
yourlib:yourtag name="%= (new Date()).toString() %" /
then use rtexprvalue in your taglib attribute definition, like so:
attributenamename/namertexprvaluetrue/rtexprvalue/attribute
Dave
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From: Tim Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Hi,
Can anyobe Tellme What are the methods supported by the Request, Response
and Out in JSP. Thanks in Advance.
Satya
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From: Hines, Bill [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 7:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: WebSphere 3.0
Unless you are planning to have only one user executing queries at a time I
would suggest that you use a session variable to hold the data not a
'global' ( actually variables declared in the %! % declaration sections
have class scope ).
Like this:
%
String results[][] =
If anyone knows of a company that provides any type of ecommerce/shopping
cart application out of the box written in JSP, please contact me off list.
Thanx
Jeff Douglas
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"Wang, Dapeng" wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use JSP in connection with WAP. Because cookie is not
available in WAP, so the only possibility is to use URL reqriting. But I
found out that tomcat doesn't support URL reqriting for session
management,(correct?), so I have to use jrun, which doesn't
Thank you. That does works. It turns out the software I was using is a
little old, and had trouble translating. A newer version worked properly.
-Marco
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tom
Reilly
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000
Get JDevelopper and use the wizard to get example...
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Stéphan Benichou
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2000 2:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: access to ORACLE
how do you use
it?
http://penguin.tek-tools.com/kawa/docs/tutorial7.htm
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Hey Ryan!
I've been using IBM WebSphere 2.02. We are upgrading to 3.0 which will have
JSP 1.0 support.
What is has your looking for:
1. It is a plug in to almost an HTTP Server. We currently have it
using Domino Go, Apache and Microsoft IIS.
2. It is really stable
3. NT
4.
Sorry about the cryptic subject, but I have posted several times and it seems
to be getting filtered by the list server. This is not a flame, I need some
developer feedback.
My development team has the 3.0 version of WS (see subject)
When we attempt to do any kind of jsp:include file="..." /
Do you remember what you did to resolve the problem?
We are using WebSphere Studio, WebSphere App Server, etc.
We are having these difficulties with:
jsp:include page="next.jsp" /
where "next.jsp" is a relative url to another .jsp.
Many Thanks,
John
could someone please post the code to use a request variable in a jsp
setProperty tag ?
thanks,
paul
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Hi Anna;
Depends if you are on a DOS (Windows) or Unix (Linux)
type of machine, but both are similar.
On both systems the character signaling the end of line
is non-visible ( ASCII Value 10 in Decimal, '0A' in HEX ).
Dos and Windows systems add an extra character, called
the Cariage-Return /
I, too, am interested in this subject. Can SQLJ be used from JSP pages? Or
is calling a bean that uses JDBC the only answer? (The FAQ does not appear
to answer this...)
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From: Stiphan Benichou[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Reply To: Stiphan Benichou
Sent: Tuesday,
Hello everyone,
I just posted a new article to Servlets.com titled "The Problems
with JSP" that will be of particular interest to the people on
this list. From the first paragraph:
By now almost everyone using servlets has heard about JavaServer
Pages (JSP), a Sun-invented technology built
jsp:useBean id = "first" scope = "session" class = "testbean.LinkBean"
/jsp:useBean
jsp:setProperty name = "first" property = "AuthorityName" /
The code in the Bean is the standard set** and get***.
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From: Paul Beer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday,
Hi,
I have installed iWS 4.1 on linux. I have tried one
application with uses some custom tags, with Server Error.
The same application runs fine with tomcat 3.0/3.1
I have build the three structure in iWS (as reported in Servlet 2.2
specification) like
/index.html
/jsome.jsp
i know about set/get but I want to do the following :
jsp:setProperty name = "first" property = "AuthorityName"
value="request.something" /
but i get errors
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From: Brian Schaefer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, January
Is your WebSphere installed to use jsp 0.92?
In WebSphere Studio see:
Edit-Properties-Advanced and set JSP Version, Server Version
and classes version to 3.0.
I think the server is ready to work.
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Vinicios Torres
Hi, all,
How do I write code for a button that does its own things before passing
data to a servlet? For example, I have input type=button and this button
checks to see the date field has the correct format before submitting it
to the server. Do I use javascript? Or do I use Java? What do I put
Bill,
I checked with our on-site IBM rep (he also can't figure this one out), who
set up the WebSphere environment, and he claims that our WebSphere server has
been adjusted to do JSP 1.0 (vs .92)
Can you use the jsp:include page="joe.jsp" / form of include? Have you
tried it?
Can you use the
Hi Jason,
Well, I dont much agree with your article, at least in the way of a
template engine being a better alternative to JSP. I can see how in some
cases it may make sense for those either too lazy or too unwiling to
understand the JSP syntax. To me, a template engines syntax means learning
a
I just posted a new article to Servlets.com titled "The Problems
with JSP" that will be of particular interest to the people on
this list. From the first paragraph:
I can't believe there's no comment on this (yet)! As usual, you have a lot
of good thoughts there, but it's definitely riskly
"P'Simer, Dana" wrote:
Does content that has already been written to the out stream affect
forwards? For example the following JSP:
As long as the response has not been "committed" yet (in other words, you have
not written more bytes than the size of the page buffer you have declared),
you
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