refreshing problem

hai I have a problem of refershing Page contents on browser I have Two servlets , One access some values for the form elements from the Data base, display it in respective boxes other servlet Save the post data into database and after saving data it goes to first servlet by

Re: JSP on IBM websphere 2

Why don't you tell us what version of WebSphere you have? V3 supports JSP .9x and 1.0. I think version 2.x support JSP .91 or .92. I think you just use servlet tags to do SSI in JSP .9x, I have before and it worked fine. Don't you have docs with WebSphere? I know it is documented with the product

Re: Killing Beans

Whenever we make changes to the bean, the new changes will get effected only after u boot ur application server. we r using weblogic so whenever we make changes we will shutdown weblogic and reboot again. It would be helpful if anyone has some suggestion how to take care of bean changes without

beans accessing database pool

What's the best way to do this on a bean that only has request scope? it doesn't make much sense to have a database pool instantiated every time the bean is. Without goign to an EJB model, is placing a database pool in the bean via a scriplet a viable option? basically, I want to use the same

Re: Where can I find a good introduction to JSP

http://www.builder.com also has an excellent general and relatively brief introduction to jsp. There is currently a jsp survey in the lower right corner of the sight that will take you there. -- From: lani Hardage-Vergeer [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Where can I

JSP Classes

Hello folks, The JSP specification gives a fairly good functionaly description of how JSP pages can be used. Is there, however, any documentation that specifies the structure of the servlet that is generated from the JSP page? I'm looking for something in the nature of a JavaDoc that will

Re: Acronyms definition please!

http://www.whatis.com/ Rick L Sample wrote: Just really getting into JSP/Java/Servlets, etc. and it feels like I am in the military again with all the acronyms and new lingo! Any definitions or dictionary of terms anywhere?

IIS JRun - limitation??

Hello all I am using JRun v2.3.3 with IIS. One of the varchar columns in the table has a length of 5400. When i access data from that column using JSP (getString), i am not able to read anything beyond 5052 characters. Is there any restriction on the number of characters used by a String

Killing Beans from memory

I have run into a development problem I make a modification to my Bean -- recompile using the jdk compiler and the old bean is still in memory (I think) so the modifications don't take place. I tried a couple of things starting a new browser session and stopping the web server but I can't

Re: JSP-INTEREST Digest - 20 Feb 2000 to 21 Feb 2000 (#2000-53)

See below. Les Hartzman wrote: needArchitectureHelp wrote: Using the JSP model for using a bean to store form data (i.e. use jsp:setProperty to store form input fields - use jsp:getProperty to retrieve data) - How does Java/server keep track of the beans from JSP to JSP page?

Re: beans accessing database pool

Jeff Behl wrote: What's the best way to do this on a bean that only has request scope? it doesn't make much sense to have a database pool instantiated every time the bean is. Without goign to an EJB model, is placing a database pool in the bean via a scriplet a viable option? basically,

Number of characters read - restriction??

Hello all I am using JRun Pro v2.3.3 with IIS for my JSP based programs... Is there any restriction on the number of characters that we can read from the table using the getString() method?? I am reading the content of a varchar column (length=5400) using the getString() method. If the

Re: JSP Classes

Arun Thomas wrote: Hello folks, The JSP specification gives a fairly good functionaly description of how JSP pages can be used. Is there, however, any documentation that specifies the structure of the servlet that is generated from the JSP page? I'm looking for something in the nature of

Killing Beans

I have run into a development problem I make a modification to my Bean -- recompile using the jdk compiler and the old bean is still in memory (I think) so the modifications don't take place. I tried a couple of things starting a new browser session and stopping the web server but I can't

Displaying databases via JSP

I am wondering which is the most effective way to display database information (i.e. say a table) w/JSP. I can't really find any examples on or anything so here is what I have come up with: create a bean that has 3 methods openDB() returnRow() closeDB() call the openDB() method open

Re: servlet jsp with resin113b

On Tue, 22 Feb 2000, Alessandra Spada wrote: I have to post a simple question. How I can pass a bean to a jsp? Resin use the jsdk22 therefore I can't use the RequestDispatcher. I have proved using response.sendRedirect("myJsp.jsp") but it don't work correctly because the jsp don't see the

Re: Initialising Variables in JSP

Does anyone know how to compare two UTC date strings or convert a UTC Dates? Or convert a UTC date into some sort of date java object? Thanks, Joe Davidoff === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff

Re: index.jsp problem in IIS/JRUN

There is an Allaire Knowledge Base Article on exactly this topic. I know because I wrote it. Search the Knowledge Base at Allaire's Support page. Scott Stirling Allaire -Original Message- From: Stewart Hsiao To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 2/21/00 10:51 AM Subject: [JSP-INTEREST]

Re: JSP, Servlets connecting to database with JWSDK or Tomkat

You can user JDBC. See its documentation. No need to configure JSWDK Ashwani -- From: Project Tajikistan Reply To: Project Tajikistan Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 9:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: JSP, Servlets connecting to database with JWSDK

Re: Browser detection in JSP ??

You can use javascript also and do any conditional manipultion depending on the type of the browser Ashwani -- From: Wallis, Ken Reply To: espen dallokken Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 8:11 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Browser detection in

Re: Jsp and servlets sharing sessions ?? How does it work in webl ogic ?

You can use the implicit session object in jsp and the corresponding session object(I dont know , just see documentation for servlets) to access the session variables. Ashwani -- From: vaidyanathan_g Reply To: vaidyanathan_g Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2000 8:03

global.jsa?

I understand tat there's no global.jsa in any jsp specification. So, what's the way of writing some code to be executed when a session starts and/or ends? Who supports a global.jsa file? felip === To unsubscribe: mailto

Tomcat 3 not accepting form parameters in the doPost() method

I am having heaps of trouble getting a form that is submitted using the post method to pass the parameters to a servlet, although using the get method works fine. Code is as follows form id=loginForm action="/servlet/com.mycompany.LoginServlet" method=post onsubmit="return loginClicked()"

Re: XML conversation control?

Hi Rick, I can't speak for Eduardo but think that I know what he meant, as I was also in the chat and I've implemented this approach. In my case, it means that the controller is a servlet which is configured at startup time through an XML file. In this XMl file you specify which actions have to

forward tag

does the forward tag not work with 0.92(Jrun). === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/faq.html

when we will get lexical error in jsp programs

Hi to everyone I am getting a lexical error while executing a jsp program. The error is like this.. 500 Internal Server Error com.livesoftware.jsp.JSPServlet: javax.servlet.ServletException: JSP Parse error /project/reportForm2.jsp10:Lexical error at line 158, column 58. Encountered: "1"