Hi, all
is there any body knowing some good develpment tool for JSP?
best regard
zhu jiang
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Does anyone know the purpose behind the somewhat standard directory
structure that is found in many of the JSP/Servlet servers? What I mean
is this: In the JSWDK, Tomcat, Resin, JRun and many others, you will find
a similar directory structure including directories named WEB-INF, META-INF
and o
hi all,
i have a question to pose to the entire list:
which is the difference between
- using a Bean in the JSP
- instantiate directly the java class in the JSP
???
hope that anyone can help me in clarify this doubt
regards
marco
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hi doug,
You have to define a method that return whole array. Method name should be
property_name + 's'.
For example :
your bean has an String array
private String[] myArray = new String[40];
private String myItem;
private String[] getMyItems() {
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Hi,
It's always recommended that we should use error pages in jsp files to
report errors that occur.
I want to know how it can be used? Does it mean that on occurrence of an
error the control moves to the error page from which we can use the
exception object and do whatever is required?
Where to
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> ASP scripts get interpretted everytime a user requests the .asp page.
Ummm, do you really think the people developing the ASP engine at MS are
quite that dumb? A compiled ASP page is cached in memory, and I'm sure
THAT is why speed is comparable to JSP.
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Hi Dan,
Dan says...
> is a much better architecture.
I think so too.
> SUN decided to not explicitly describe past the 0.92 spec
I don't know if the original JSP 1.0 spec didn't talk much about it (I
suspect it did not), but I added an explicit section about this in JSP
1.1 because it is such
Mistroni Marco wrote:
> hi all,
> i have a question to pose to the entire list:
> which is the difference between
> - using a Bean in the JSP
> - instantiate directly the java class in the JSP
> ???
There are at least three major differences:
* Using a bean lets you save information in
That is also my categorisation.
The current thoughts (all to be validated in the expert gropus) are:
* do (IV) in the standard tag library
* do (III) in the container by providing the mechanism at the Servlet
layer, and perhaps provide a way to access it from JSP.
* II requires finalizing the XM
Hello to all of you
I am facing a problem that is best explained with
an example: Suppose that I have a file called 'upload.jsp' that uploads
files from the client. if the files uploaded fine then a thank you
message is shown in the same file (no forwarding to another file is done).
Now t
Hi again
I am running into an exception problem. I am
using PWS+WIN98+JRUN+JDK1.1. My jsp file is making use of error
pages:
<%@ page errorPage="errors.jsp" %>. I am using a bean in
my jsp file that is supposed to through an IOException if something bad
happend at run time such as not bei
hi..
I declared a bean in one page ".jsp" using a
but when I tried to access it on another page ".jsp" it doesnt exist in
the next page.
Throws me error " no such bean mybean exists ". The scope parameter is
set
properly. what else should I do.???
Rgds
shan
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