Re: outputting a fileinputstream

2000-02-27 Thread Ashwani Kalra
Instead of using the available method try using some other function to read bytes and then check it. Ashwani > -- > From: Paul Beer > Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2000 1:08 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: outputting a fileinp

Re: Java in javscript

2000-02-27 Thread Ashwani Kalra
Hi, I also want to know if this is possible. Does javascript recognises the return values from java functions. or is it possible to call the java function inside the javascript. I have not tried , but my guess is that it will give you some kind of syntax error. ~~~

Re: isThreadSafe

2000-02-27 Thread Ashwani Kalra
This is a page directive that tell the jsp container(If isthreadsafe=false) that concurrent request to my page may have problems of corrupted data and hence the container should put the request in que to prevent any concurrent access. Ashwani > -- > From: Verma Varun > Reply To:

Re: outputting a fileinputstream

2000-02-27 Thread Craig R. McClanahan
Paul Beer wrote: > I am trying to load an xml packet off a local directory and display it in a > jsp template... to no avail... could someone lok at this code and let me > know why it displays nothing ? when i do a string.length() i get 3451 so I > know it is reading the stream... I just cant ou

About jsp

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WAR Files with Tomcat

2000-02-27 Thread Neeraj Vora
Hello, Does Tomcat 3.0 support WAR files? I can't find anything related to WAR file creation and deployment, except one attribute in the server xml file. I'd appreciate pointers to further info. Thanks! __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://

Re: This List

2000-02-27 Thread Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart
Filip, Jesse: some level of beginner questions is unavoidable in any relatively large list, and jsp-interest is pretty large. Personally, I subscribe in DIGEST mode and go through a day of postings at a time. I find that pretty workable. Other people go directly to the archives at archives.java

Re: beans accessing database pool

2000-02-27 Thread Devine Alexander
Also, you could make your connection pool class a singleton class. Suppose you have a class ConnectionPool with a method getConnection() that returns a java.sql.connection. You could make a singleton class like this: class SingletonConnectionPool { private static SingletonConnectionPool m

Re: Browser size???

2000-02-27 Thread Nick Popoff
> Is there away to get the browser size using a Java Servlet??? I assume you're talking about the height and width of the browser window? That information is only available to client-side technologies like JavaScript and Java Applets. If you REALLY needed to know this, you could put JavaScript c

Re: Servlet and gif images

2000-02-27 Thread Stan Bailes
Massimo Casella writes: > I have an image stored in a field of my database. I must show this image in > a html page on Apache server. > Can I show the images without write before the file in the server > filesistem? Sure -- you can write a servlet which retrieves the image from the database and

Re: how to compile jsp

2000-02-27 Thread Scott Stirling
jspc was broken for while. If you get build 157 (free patch) from the JRun Product Updates page at http://www.allaire.com you'll get the fixed jspc. Also make sure you have JRun configured for JSP 1.0. Scott Stirling - Original Message - From: "Yuri Sarytchev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[

Re: Error problem

2000-02-27 Thread Hines, Bill
If you're using IBM WebSphere, they have a patch for this problem. I think the patch was done for a problem they found in the Unix environment but the patch is a 100% Java jar file so you could use it on NT too. I also had this problem and found out that the underlying problem was that I had an in

Re: Java in javascript

2000-02-27 Thread Dmitri Namiot
yes, you can use your results as a strings in JavaScript. P.S. also see J2J servlet on http://coldjava.hypermart.net It what you are looking for. --- Hi, I also want to know if this is possible. Does javascript recognises the return values from java

Re: JSP 1.0 Specification Documentation Unclear

2000-02-27 Thread Rene Muniz
I am using ServletExec and I see the same behavior, even when I specify property name Looking at the source code I noticed that my set method in my bean is not being called at all because of the spec specifies that if the field is an empty string "" the property does not get changed. So what