new comer for JSP

Hi, I am a new comer for JSP, but I have many experience for ASP. I need to known that how to buld the development environment for JSP, include the web server, tool kits, how to test JSP. grace

weird error

Hi - While running some jsp code, I'm getting the following error at the end of every jsp page. Error: 500 javax.servlet.ServletResponse: method flushBuffer()V not found This is the error message I'm getting from stdout. Any idea what might be the problem? Unhandled error! You

Books on JSP

Hi all, I want to know about some good books on JSP. Thanks, Manish === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at:

Re: getting application or session contexts from within a bean

"Richard A. Sand" wrote: Hi all, Is there any easy way to get the application or session context from within a bean that is invoked from a JSP page? I know that I can make get and set methods in the bean and then have the JSP page set them that way, but what I'm trying to do is make

JSP FAQ Resource Information

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

Tech: Tree in JSP

Hi, Has anybody used tree-structures in JSPs. If yes please give some related information. Thanks, Manish -- From: David Yee[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 10, 2000 10:34 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: weird error Hi - While

Books On Jsp

Hi , Can you suggest me some Good books on JSP, Regards, Shalabh Shrivastava. === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at:

how to convert jsp to servlet?

Is there a way to convert jsp files to servlet files? I want to code in jsp and deploy in servlet so that I don't get the slow down problem when access jsp files the first time. any idea would be appreciated. === To

Re: getting application or session contexts from within a bean

Hi Craig, List, What I've done is create a servlet that launches with Jrun that houses my database connection pool. I do it this way to ensure that my application has a common supply of connections, and the servlet functionality ensures that it launches before other apps and also allows me to

Re: JDBC problem - Invalid Descriptor Index

If you're using the jdbc-odbc bridge I probably know what you're problem is. This error is due to the order you're getting the values from your resultset. When you select a, b, c you have to getString a, b, c in the same order, not lkike you do it (a, c, b). It's a stupid bug... /Peter

jspInit()==Tag-Libs

Hello everybody, the power of a Servlet is, that I can "load" everything what I need for the requests in its init()-Method. A good example are DB-connections, which I need to build only once. I learned that in JSP I can use the jspInit() for it. But I think the power of JSP is to avoid Java-Code

middleware

I'm just getting into servlet/jsp/web programming, so this question might not make complete sense, but i'll try anyways... What's the best way to implement a middle-tier like structure using initially only servlets and jsp pages? Someday in the future, we'll probably look into real middleware

Re: new comer for JSP

I'm exploring the same too. The people on this list, helped me get started Here's what one of them (Cristi) had to say - To get started I downloaded the Tomcat release from java.sun.com ( and of course any other files related to it , i.e. help files, tutorials ). I extracted the files from

JavaBeans vs Java bean

Hi all, Can anybody tell what is the difference between JavaBeans and a Java Bean . It might look silly but frankly speaking I am confused. See..according to me any java class which can be re-used is a bean. And same is true with JavaBeans.So I want to know what is there in JavaBeans which makes

Re: Help:JSPs on IIS webserver

A comparison between the servlet engines that would be a lot of help for developer in deciding which engine should be used for servlet or JSP. I still haven't decided which one should use and it seems waste time if I try all of them. I am trying JRUN not long enough to criticize it and I think

Errorpage directive and IPlanet 4.0 SP3

How do you specify the errorpage directive in IPlanet(SP2)? (JSP 0.92). The following code snippet doesn't work. I checked the generated servlet from this JSP before and after adding the errorpage directive. I can't see any difference in the generated code. Is it a bug with IPlanet? Or Am I

Servlet generation

Hi, I am interested in finding out the rules for construction of servlets from JSP's. There is a DDJ article that discusses this to some extent. Is there any other material to read ? I mean the method by which various directives are used to create the different sections of a

Re: Check this

Right, and it is absolutely fine with me to prohibit attachments. But I don't think it is necessary to call people bastards because they (without even knowing it) send out viruses to the list. ;-) -Mirko -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification

Re: JavaBeans vs Java bean

Please direct non-JSP questions to a more relevant discussion group if you can... The volume of non-JSP messages in this newsgroup is very difficult to deal with. That said, here is a reasonable place to start learning about JavaBeans: http://java.sun.com/beans/FAQ.html The parts that matter

How do set the scope of a bean in a servlet

Does anyone know how I might set the scope (request | session | application) of a Java bean from a servlet? In a JSP, I would just use jsp:useBean scope= Thanks, Richard Richard Yee DMC1 Corporation 305 W.

Re: Errorpage directive and IPlanet 4.0 SP3

On Thursday, February 10, 2000 11:50, Sreekumar Pillai [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] wrote: How do you specify the errorpage directive in IPlanet(SP2)? (JSP 0.92). The following code snippet doesn't work. I checked the generated servlet from this JSP before and after adding the errorpage

JSP generating XML, passed through XSL?

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Has anyone managed to have JSP generate XML, then having a stylesheet applied on the server? I've been trying to find an example of this - people have said it can be done, but finding out how hasn't been easy for me for some reason. -

Re: Errorpage directive and IPlanet 4.0 SP3

Well.. You could use JRun with IPlanet for JSP1.0. But you might have to configure servlets also through JRun if you want to use both Servlets and JSP in the same application (Sharing the session is a problem). I was thinking about doing it, but couldn't find any documentation for connecting JRun

Re: JSP generating XML, passed through XSL?

Hope this helps.. It worked for me. But haven't tried through XSL.. Let me know if you find anything.. ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? %@ page language="java" import="java.util.Date" % root %! Date date = new Date(); % messageJSP with XML Content /message %

ActiveX to Bean

Hello, I'm running a webserver on Linux and I code allmost all my webpages using JSP and BEANS. Now I have a BIG problem, I just got few ActiveX controllers that I must use to get access to a database on a diffrent server and there's no chance of getting these objects as JavaBeans. I also have a

starting a thread

hi i´d like to ask, if there is a "standard" - pronounce: non-server-dependant - way of starting an application-wide thread when starting the server ? my best thought is to include a jsp:useBean in every .jsp-page that creates this thread if it does not exist in the application context. i am

Re: Check this

"... to call people bastards..." Mirko: I hope you don't think I called anyone a b--. I did not. If names have been called, those people have reason to be angry: Sun is knowingly (and willfully) sending virus contaminated emails to the group (Sun knows they are doing it and it is

jsp file size

I remembered a few month ago, there was some talkings on jsp file size on this mailing list, but I searched the archives could not find any. Is there a max size limit for a jsp file? Thanks. JJ Fu === To unsubscribe: mailto

Re: JSP generating XML, passed through XSL?

The configuration of this would be server dependent but in ServletExec one would simply add a filter to the configuration for the mime type that the JSP will produce. For example, if you had a JSP with the following directive: %@page contentType="text/xml" % You could set up a filter

Re: Data base connection - linux/Apache/jrun/jsp

You will need a JDBC driver for the SQL database on the Windows NT machine. I know that JDBC drivers are available for all the major DB vendor's products. In most cases they are provided by the DB Vendors themselves. BTW, you would probably be better off using a pure JDBC driver if there is one

Re: Mailing list issues, WASTING YOUR TIME!

People - there is no point in sending this to the list, the list moderators will more often than not miss it due to volume or not actually reading the list. Email them DIRECTLY. --- Richard Vowles, Infrastructure Architect, Inprise New Zealand home-email: "mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED], work-email:

Re: Attributes within TagLibs

Perry Hoekstra wrote: Greet the sun all, I looked at the archives on how to pass dynamic content through a variable: x:foo att1="%= java.lang.Data().toString() %" / and this works. However, when I try this: x:foo att1="%= request.getParameter("PARAM1") %" / I get a Attribute PARAM1