Hello Nathan,
Thanks for your valuable help
Pranav
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> just use getParameter instead
Hello Hans,
Thanks for your Suggestion. It was very help for me.
Pranav
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Sent: Tuesday, April 25, 2000 12:17 AM
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> pranav kum
Hi
> Sangita Gupta wrote:
>
> > Hi All,
> >
> > JRUN does not seem to understand <%! String ABC %> declaration for a
> > variable.
i guess you need to put a semi-colon at the end of it ie <%! String ABC="hello" ; %>
bye
Abhishek
> What is the alternative? JSWDK seems to take it well. Any help
hi ..
what is the error
piyu
Sangita Gupta wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> JRUN does not seem to understand <%! String ABC %> declaration for a
> variable. What is the alternative? JSWDK seems to take it well. Any help
> will eb greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks in adv.
> Sangita
>
>
hi .
i guess your tag is after the <%@ include...>directive
first instantiate the bean then include the page i hope the bean with the same name
would be visible
regds
piyu
Liza J Alenchery wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have a jsp file(file1.jsp) which has a <%@ include file ="file2.jsp" %>
> in it. I am
Hi folks:
I'm looking for some stuff that allows me to easely insert, delete,
update and query database tables. I'm thinking on a class that can read
all columns of a table, get cosmetic informations from an XML file (like
masks, labels, validations) and dynamicaly displays a HTML form (created
oh !!! sorry naik i didn't read your entry properly
you may use
<%!String meStr; %>
<% meStr=me.getName(); %>
as
<%=me.getName()>
and
will be translated by jspengine in servlet as
out.println(me.getName());
regds
piyu
Ishwar Naik wrote:
> can someone help me,
> how to get the value return
1. One design to minimize code changes on the web tier (servlet/jsp) caused
by changes in component models (eg. moving from regular java beans with
business logic to EJB or Corba)is to have the web tier use a facade.
The facade could be an interface which defines all business methods needed
by th
Kevin,
I'm following the same train of thought with perhaps the following
adjustments.
Stateless session EJB = business process
i.e. the performance of a coordinated sequence of "atomic" operations
performed to accomplish a coherent goal. Typically this would involve the
instantiation/use of enti
Cheong Takhoe wrote:
> I'm testing Resin out and I heard that it could automatically reload
> the classes without the need to restart the server.
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Hi Visakh,
U need to set the class path in the JRUN. Let me know if u need more info.
Luv
narendra
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Kevin Duffey wrote:
>
> Thanks Craig. That did inform me more than I had hoped! ;)
>
> When you get time...do you use getServletPath() or getRequestURI() to get
> your action from a form action=""?
As I stated in my example, I use getServletPath() and strip off the extension.
> In either case,
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Hi,
I'm testing Resin out and I heard that it could automatically reload
the classes without the need to restart the server.
My development approach is that I develop the classes on my desktop
before I port over the compiled classes to the server.
Is this still possible with Resin because I've
Kevin Duffey wrote:
> Hey Craig,
>
> Do you happen to know when you put the mapping in web.xml does it mean you
> MUST have a file with the exentions .do in the file system for that to work?
>
> I would think not..but I recall someone saying that it does require a file
> to be in the file system
Hi,
>Not at all.
>
>The mappings you list in web.xml are attempted in the order
>defined in the servlet
>api spec, section 10.1 -- basically, that means trying things in
>the following
>order. In all cases, the string being tested is that portion of
>the request URI
>that follows the context pat
I don't know about performance, but because Java is supported on so many
platforms, I would think JAR is the way to go over ZIP. Not everyone has a
zip utility, but everyone can unjar a jar file.
I do believe when deploying a file as .jar, you don't use compression
though.
==
Hi,
I posted a question on this a week or two ago and don't recall seeing a
response. My email was down for 3 days so maybe some came across..so I
apologize if this is a repeat.
I went to a seminar on JSP/JavaBean/EJB use not too long ago, and from my
understanding, on the EJB side of things
you can check the website www.caucho.com and check their product Resin1.1
although i didn't tried it on Mac. but I was told that it works in Mac.
Neeraj
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Hey Craig,
Do you happen to know when you put the mapping in web.xml does it mean you
MUST have a file with the exentions .do in the file system for that to work?
I would think not..but I recall someone saying that it does require a file
to be in the file system with a name like Login.do for the
Another way to retreive the action is to include the action as a part of the
http request via the virtual path:
eg.
http://server:port/servlet/ServletName/theAction?queryString
Then in the servlet do the following:
String actionRequest = req.getPathInfo(); // retreives the action
"/theAction"
"Bailey, Jeff A" wrote:
> Well, I actually got the controller -> Action class model working
> appropriately (Thanks to all those who answered all these trivial questions
> of mine). . . .but I have another question.
>
> What sort of methods are others out there using to obtain a "match part"
> fr
for mac you can use Resin.
go to website www.caucho.com
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Hi,
My form call looks like so:
and my controller servlet code rips it like so:
String actionName =
equest.getRequestURI().substring( request.getRequestURI.lastIndexOf("/") +
1, request.getRequestURI().lastIndexOf(".") );
If the page the form is on is saved in /path/outside/page.jsp, then t
Well, I actually got the controller -> Action class model working
appropriately (Thanks to all those who answered all these trivial questions
of mine). . . .but I have another question.
What sort of methods are others out there using to obtain a "match part"
from the requestURI? I am ripping the
Performance-wise, no. JAR is a specialized version of ZIP (it defines
the manifest), but both use the same compression algorithm.
Wes
On Mon, 24 Apr 2000, Chris Ernenwein wrote:
> Is there any difference in performance of deploying classes in a jar or a
> zip format?
>
> thanks,
> Chris E
>
>
Is it possible to write asynchronously to the client (browser) in JSP?
Having just come the Microsoft world, I found out that this is not possible
in ASP, but is possible using ISAPI.
Thank you.
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Since all request are coming from the same browser instance (even if different
windows), there is only one session as far as the servlet knows. There's no way
around that. Of course, using two different browsers would keep the sessions distinct
(i.e., user opens IE, then opens Netscape).
The
You can absolutely have two submit buttons on the same form. Just use this
code. Assumptions are that your form tag has name=f1.
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Hi All
I am trying this out and getting a strange behaviour. When I press
submit to a adduser.jsp page with a post action from an html input page
I get a message HTTP method POST is not supported by this URL and when I
change it to a 'get' it just shows me the html/java coded text of the
.jsp page
Thanks everyone!
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d
You can have two form image fields in one form though. When clicked they
will both use whatever you designate as the action of the field, but you
can access parameters of the form x.imagename y.imagename that
correspond to the x & y values of the point the image was clicked on. So
in whatever obje
just use getParameter instead.
for instance blah.jsp?status=Very%20Nice
then request.getParameter("status") == "Very Nice"
N
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I'm using NT. I've set class path the driver in my NT setting. Do I have to
do it again in NES or Jrun ? If so where do I do it ?
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function tabcheck(j)
{
switch (j) {
case "1":
addmodify.action = "addmodifytab1.jsp"
addmodify.submit()
break;
case "2":
addmodify.action = "addmodifytab2.jsp"
addmodify.submit()
break;
case "3":
addmodify.action = "addmodifytab3.jsp"
Sorry, since u want to have two different jsps invoked, call javascript
functions (inside which u can change the submission target) from the onClick
event.
Eg.
function submitform1( frm )
{
frm.action= jspName;
frm.submit();
}
B. Suresh
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Hi,
U can use javascript to do this.
Hope this helps,
B. Suresh
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Hi,
I know this is more of an
Is there any difference in performance of deploying classes in a jar or a
zip format?
thanks,
Chris E
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"Shun, Vadim" wrote:
> [snip]
> Another approach is to leave business logic in Command/Action class and let
> the bean be just a placeholder for information (text, numerical, date) to
> pass to JSP and back. An advantage of this approach is that apparently that
> passing "lean" bean deprived of
Bala Suresh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there a graceful way of checking whether a HttpSession has expired or
> not?
>
> In this context, I would like to let u know what I am doing right now.
>
> I have a bean that stores the session information in a hashtable. I create
> the hashtable in the bean by in
as far as i know you can only have one submit button per form. but you can have
more than on form per page. so, i would say make different forms on the page.
peter choe
Howard Lee wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I know this is more of an HTML question than JSP's but since many people on
> here are web gurus
Visakh,
The user that you have the web server running as probably does not have the
CLASSPATH set correctly else it would be able to find the jdbc drivers.
Regards,
Jonathan
BTW - You didn't mention what platform you are on (NT/Unix?) ...
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Hi,
Is there a graceful way of checking whether a HttpSession has expired or
not?
In this context, I would like to let u know what I am doing right now.
I have a bean that stores the session information in a hashtable. I create
the hashtable in the bean by invoking its initialize method in my
You can't have two submit buttons calling two different URLs in the same
form. However, you can have two submit buttons with different VALUES that
you can read in your JSP and do something based on the VALUE of the submit
button.
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Hi,
I know this is more of an HTML question than JSP's but since many people on
here are web gurus, I thought I asked here. How would you have two submit
buttons to have two different URLs? I have two
buttons, and each calling different JSP's. Because I can only have one
action in , I couldn't s
what a helpful answer. good thing you took the time to
write that.
jsp is java so you cannot really learn jsp without
learning the fundamentals of java.
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> hi,
> Having knowlege will be helpful
>
>
> > -Original Message-
> > From: Paurnima
Amanda Fu wrote:
>
> hi, you guys,
>
> I don't know how to get error page, codes as follow, but server always
> tell me "you might want to have an error page ...".
> myjsp.jsp:
> <%@ page import="java.util.*" errorPage="error.jsp" %>
> error.jsp:
> <%@ page isErrorPage="true" import="java.util.*"
"Khurram Mahmood (Outlook&Lotus Notes)" wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have been trying to use the include directive to include files dynamically
> i.e. without hard-coding the path of the file.
>
> I have tried:
>
> <% String myFile = request.getParameter("strFileName"); %>
>
> <%@ include file="<%=myFile%
Sorry for the post. It does support
Servlet 2.1 specs as well as JSP 1.0
Overview with Key Technology support can be found at
http://www.sun.com/software/jwebserver/overview/index.html
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pranav kumar wrote:
>
> Hello Everybody,
>My problem is about the value passing through the
> querystring method.
> For Ex.
> click on the following links
> 1. Very Good
> 2. Very Bad
> 3. Ver
Hi,
I would like to ask conceptually a question of how 'fat' JavaBeans can be in
model 2.
Guided purely by object-oriented principles, I would probably keep
Action/Command classes in a role of a Factory class, i.e. instantiate bean,
initialize it and return to the caller (JSP). Let the bean keep
String param = (String) request.getParameter("paramName");
bradley mclain
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>Subject: problem with passing value througn query str
JWS supports JSP very well. It support both JSP0.92 and JSP1.0
Patrick Deloulay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/24/2000 22:54:20
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On Monday, April 24, 2000 12:34 PM, Jo-Ann Fletcher - Axys [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>
I use
<[CDATA[&]]>nbsp;
because the HTML output method doesn't always change & to & when outputting.
Ugly, but functional. I suppose one could declare the whole thing as an entity and use
the
Sorry, but JWS (2.0) does not support JSP.
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Its not JRun that has a problem with the tag. It might be that you're using
JSP .92 with JRun. In this case your tag won't work, and you'll need to
use...
String ABC;
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In order to have the effect of " " that you would normally find in HTML,
I had to do the following:
the "&" represents the "&" in HTML.
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Hi All,
JRUN does not seem to understand <%! String ABC %> declaration for a
variable. What is the alternative? JSWDK seems to take it well. Any help
will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in adv.
Sangita
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H
Hi All,
JRUN does not seem to understand <%! String ABC %> declaration for a
variable. What is the alternative? JSWDK seems to take it well. Any help
will eb greatly appreciated.
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Hi folks
I'm using NES 3.6 webserver and Jrun 2.3.3 servlet engine.
I'm trying to connect to a oracle database in a remote machine
using JDBC (using Oracle thin driver). I can connect if I run the
program from command prompt. but If I try to run as a servlet
I get an error.
java.lang.ClassNotFou
"Shun, Vadim" wrote:
> Thanks Graig and Hans,
>
> it comes to my mind that if this is the situation, storing global resources
> in ServletContext is not a good idea at all under some circumstances.
> At least, in case with my database connection broker this is what happens:
>
> DbBroker is initia
Howard,
Bean is not persistant and its scope depends on the include directive, but
the session is persistant and has only one scope ie untill the life of the
session.
Thanks
Howard Lee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/24/2000 01:32:15 AM
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Hi!
I am having a problem with &(ampersand).
Some of the xml files that I have with '&' get parsed
well by IE5, but some of them don't.
The error I get is :
Whitespace is not allowed at this location. Line 1,
Position 164
Can someone help me by telling me why this happens...
thanks,
Jyoti.
_
I've done it with the following code:
try {
conn = getCon();
if (conn != null) {
String employee_id = request.getParameter("employee_id");
String name = request.getParameter("name");
PreparedStatement pstmt = conn.prepareStatement("INSERT INTO JSP_TESTS
VALUES ( ?, ?)");
pstmt.setString(
Howard,
I believe you are correct in your assumption,
the XML style directives are often used in JSP to ease shock that HTML
designer will have once they see the page. JSP creators thought that making
scripting rather familiar to Web designer will ease the coordination between
the JSP developer a
Thanks Graig and Hans,
it comes to my mind that if this is the situation, storing global resources
in ServletContext is not a good idea at all under some circumstances.
At least, in case with my database connection broker this is what happens:
DbBroker is initialized in servlet init () method an
Try java.net.URLDecoder.decode(String value) from JDK 1.2
> Hello Everybody,
>My problem is about the value passing through the
> querystring method.
> For Ex.
> click on the following links
> 1. Very Good
>
Hi,
Thanks to all, for your help about my mail "Error Inserting in Database".
Now the error is the following:
Is in the code, line 43 really missing something ?!?!
Thanks in advance,
José Castro
E:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\examples\jsp\_dbtest\_Personal_95_form_95_v4
_95_2.java:100: ')' exp
And I don't know why I'm sending messages to this mailling lists, and the
messages goes to other people that I don't know ...
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Subje
There is a method that does this conversion for you in the ServletUtil
class, but i think i encountered a problem with that. Why not simply pass
the data as a parameter . You can do that using a hidden form, setting the
parameter and then subbmiting it. This should solve all your problems since
ge
Hi,
Thanks all for your help about my mail "Error Inserting in Database".
Now the error is the following:
Is in the code, line 43 really missing something ?!?!
Thanks in advance,
José Castro
E:\weblogic\myserver\classfiles\examples\jsp\_dbtest\_Personal_95_form_95_v4
_95_2.java:100: ')' expecte
Hello Everybody,
My problem is about the value passing through the
querystring method.
For Ex.
click on the following links
1. Very Good
2. Very Bad
3. Very Nice
Now what I want that when user
Hi,
I've noticed that my messages got repeated over and over. I think there's a
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why don't you call
<%=me.getName()>
b'coz
will be translated by jspengine in servlet as
out.println(me.getName());
regds
piyu
Ishwar Naik wrote:
> can someone help me,
> how to get the value returnd from the following "jsp:getProperty" to a
> String
>
> (i dont want to display on the html pag
It's possible that a file that is beeing included, do another include?
I have this
File one.jsp:
.
.
.
<%@ include file="two.jsp"%>
.
.
.
File two.jsp:
.
.
b'coz v generally use
PrintWriter out = res.getWriter();
just see the code below u won't need to
import java.io.*; and
throws IOException
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
public class piyu extends HttpServlet
{
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req,HttpServletResponse
Hi,
i've asked this question in various other forums but haven't received an
informative response. can anyone please help me out?
I'm using Jswdk1.0.1 to run my Jsps. What i want to do is to call some servlets,
developed in VisualAge, from my Jsp. how do i go about doing it? Also, if anyone
has ev
can someone help me,
how to get the value returnd from the following "jsp:getProperty" to a
String
(i dont want to display on the html page)
thanks,
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I believe it is because to read input & write output from the client,
servlets use stream classes which inherit from stream classes in the java.io
package.
Some of the methods of these servlet streams throw IOExceptions themselves.
These streams are retrieved by a servlet using request.getInputS
Hi,
I have a basic doubt and is outside the scope of JSP.
Could any one tell me the reason for a servlet throwing IOException. I am
forced to include java.io package just for the sake of this exception.
Thank you.
Regards,
pattabi
Servlets communicate with the web server by using streams, and streams
require java.io.*
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Hi All !
Please help me, How to "plug-ins" tomcat 3.1 to IIS. I
have troubles in inserting "isapi_redirect.dll"
becoming a "filter" (the arrows not change into
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From: "Howard Lee" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Hi guys,
> I'm using Tomcat, and one of my JSPs got pretty big, and I'm getting this
> error message. "Code of a method longer than 65535 bytes" Is there any way
> to get around to it? Is there a way to increase this limit? Thanks.
This limit is imposed by
Use try, catch -- on encountering error, the code will move into catch.
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>
> hi, you guys,
>
> I don't know how to get er
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Dont know if this was answered yet or u figured it out (just reading list now), but try
putting the current directory into your CLASSPATH, any external .jar files you use
*must*
be in your CLASSPATH in order for the server to recognize.
/apps/integra/www/ims (java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
S
hi, you guys,
I don't know how to get error page, codes as follow, but server always
tell me "you might want to have an error page ...".
myjsp.jsp:
<%@ page import="java.util.*" errorPage="error.jsp" %>
error.jsp:
<%@ page isErrorPage="true" import="java.util.*" %>
What mistakes have I made or i
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>
> Wrox will a
For learning jsp. Surely you don't need to go in details of
these things
But you should have atleast good idea about java...
Rest you can refer some good tutorials available on site
for jsp...
Paurnima Sabne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/24/2000 07:37:34 AM
U need:
1. HTML for the presentation purposes.
2.Java -- u simply can't avoid it. In our autoportal project, we used beans.
3.Javascript will be needed for form validations. These are mostly at the
client-side, but some have to be done at the server-side also (eg-
verification of login).
4.Servlet
Thanks, I didn't know about this limit and the rest of it! Must have missed
one of the intermediate mails.
> -Original Message-
> From: Howard Lee [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 11:52 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: 64K limit
>
> Hi guys,
>
> I go
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hi,
Having knowlege will be helpful
> -Original Message-
> From: Paurnima Sabne [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, April 24, 2000 12:08 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Learn JSP
>
> Hi all,
> For learning JSP Do i need to learn HTML ,Java ,Javascript,Java,java
> servle
Hi,
I have been trying to use the include directive to include files dynamically
i.e. without hard-coding the path of the file.
I have tried:
<% String myFile = request.getParameter("strFileName"); %>
<%@ include file="<%=myFile%>" %>
and many different combinations of it but all of them fail
Hi all,
For learning JSP Do i need to learn HTML ,Java ,Javascript,Java,java
servlets
If yes then to what extent?
If no then can you suggest any good book for beginner??
Thanks
Paurnima
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