Hi All,
I've a Login.JSP Page
After i enter the user name and password, it has to call a Servlet for
login validation.
if the login is successful,it'll show some jsp page.
if the login not successful,it'll redirect the user to the same
login.JSP page with
some error message.
How
Hi all,
I'm looking for any (preferable, standalone) tool to convert
jsp pages to java files. Say, to recompile all my jsp tree before
puttingit into a jar - to be sure all files may/will be compiled w/o
problems.
1) Can somebody point me to any such compiler?
2) I've tried JRun's jspc
what is the name of your jsp file? WebLogic usually create _nameOfJsp.java and
_nameOfClass.class... Do
you have underscores or spaces in the name of your jsp file or the word jsp in the
name? Try test.jsp
and see if your problem goes away.
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I am using Apache 1.3 and JServ 1-1 on Solaris. When POSTing 50-60 input
fields (text edit, check boxes, and selects) some of the last input fields
are not getting to the servlet even though all have data in them or are
checked. The number of fields that get omitted, varies depending on how
Doesn't out.println() output to an error log in the servlet engine?
Instead, just make an explicit reference to the strData string in your JSP
code:
%
File file = new File("./public_html/xml/cc.xml");
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream(file);
byte[] data = new byte[fis.available()];
Does anyone know of a JSP implementation that supports international
character sets.
Alex Amies
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I am getting an error on the jsp page
"Attempt to clear a buffer that's already been flushed "
Can anybody Pls explain the message
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Rahul
has anybody experienced strange caching problems when using jsp under jserv?
our problem is this:-
without changing a thing in the code, intermitantly the page will refuse to
display any data from the db, and display an error message. We changed the
error message, but the old error message is
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Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 09:41:46 -0500
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i am using URLEncoder.encode(xmlPacket) in a hidden form field to pass xml
from one page to the next. I get malformed errors all the time... could
someone suggest a better way to use jsp to send xml packets to another jsp
page, either through jsp:forward or via html form posting .
thanks,
I am assuming you are using Apache+Tomcat. The POST does not work with a
standard mod_jserv that comes with jserv RPM. Try using the mod_jserv.so
from Tomcat 3.1. Just replace the mod_jserv.so that you are currently using
with the new one.
Petar Gacesa (Systems Integrator)
Thomson Interactive
Hello!
I am looking for an intermediate level JSP Developer. I am building an
extranet site for our customers who are located around the world. The
entire site will be data-driven using an Oracle DB as well as utilizing
many real-time functions that will be connected directly to our customers
Hi,
I am using Apache1.3.9+Tomcat3.0. How can I get a JSP page (index.jsp) to
be an index for every directory in the project directory tree instead of
index.html which is obviously the default? Simply changing it in the
httpd.conf file does not help.
Petar Gacesa (Systems Integrator)
Thomson
Yes. cyScape makes a product called BrowserHawk4J which provides exactly
the same functionality found in ASP for browser detection. The main
difference however is that BH4J is actually a much better implementation of
ASP's browser detection, providing far better accuracy and performance,
with
hello everybody,
i have question,
i have a bean, i made a jar of it and put it in the javawebservers lib
directory,
i use the bean in my jsp using import directive, it works.
Now i take the same bean put it in a package and use it with its full path
in the jsp this also
works.
Now my question
Matt Krevs wrote:
in my servlet, request.getParameter("param1") returns null if the form
method is "post", but it returns "test" if the form method is "get".
I have experienced that problem as well, but have not found a
solution. Just letting you know you're not alone. Anyone know
the
Title: web/JSP/JRUN developer
FYI - I'm looking for an java/web developer
experienced with JRUN engine and HTML/JSP development
for a portal project. California location preferred,
remote development OK.
Please email me for more information.
Eric Chiu
hello everybody,
i have question,
i have made a bean, and used it in a jsp.
then i made another jsp in which i put java code for get the functionality
provided by
the bean in the previous page.
both worked well.
Now my question is, which way of doing things is better and why?
what i presume is
Felip Miralles wrote:
How would I specify some code to be executed when closing a session, for
example, if I want to close a database connection that I opened when the
session started?
In other words, how can I write code in a way similar to how global.asa
works in ASP? global.jsa seems
You will want to have the connection pool created when you start your server - some
servers like BEA Weblogic also have built-in connection pooling, so if you
configure it properly the connection pool will be instantiated when you start the
server. Then, from your bean you just get a connection
Is there away to get the browser size using a Java Servlet???
Thanks
-Larry
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Hi ,
If I have a bean as follows
public class try1{
private String userName;
public void setUserName(String str1)
{
userName = str1;
}
public String getUserName()
{
return userName ;
}
}
In the jsp I am
I have a file a.jsp.
When it compiles it creates a java file _a_46_jsp.java and _a_46_jsp.class.
It almost looks like your file name was a.jsp.jsp! There is a bug in WL451 where
the precompiler converts chars like '.', ".." and '/' to _46__ etc. ( I don't
remember the exact garbage it produced
Hi
I am not able to access the tag library where I have specified the class
name corresponding to the tag defined in my Jsp. the error I am getting
is "invalid keyword prefix". This error corresponds to the tag library
definition in my Jsp. I have kept the tag class and the tag library in
the
I have set up a mailing list specially for people who are using JSPs and Servlets to
create WAP content, are
interested in using JSP and Servlets to write WAP applications, and hearing about
discussing other people's
experiences and knowledge.
WAP is in the news a lot right now, and I know
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