doubt about browser window

hi everybody, could anybody let us know on how to disable the maximize , minimize and closing buttons of a browser window or how to conditionally close the browser window . thanx in advance. Get Your Private, Free E-mail f

Re: out.println() stmt....

hope this should work, <% if(request.getParameter("usrName") != null) out.println(request.getParameter("usrName")); else out.println("New User"); %> naik -Original Message- From: Gogia Nitin [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, April 27, 2000 11:48 AM To: [EMAIL PRO

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Re: out.println() stmt....

I looks to me like your curly brackets from the if statement,{ and }, are nested improperly. <% if (request.getParameter("usrName") != null) { out.println(request.getParameter("usrName")); } else { out.println("New User"); } %> Scott Evans > -Original Message- > From: Gogia Nitin [

out.println() stmt....

Can anyone tell me what's wrong with the code. I want to get the user name from the FORM and display it on the screen. If the user name entered on the FORM is null i want to enter "New User". Now the problem is with 2nd part i.e. when User Name is null. "New User" is not being displayed on the scr

Creating a Shopping Cart using Model 2

Hi all, Kevin Duffey has provided me with some helpful advice in the way I have coded my JSP's. He mentioned the MVC pattern. Is this something to do with the Model 2 architecture that I have seen on this group? If so can someone give me a brief example (in English or code) on how I could use t

WebSphere and JSPs

hi all, we are trying to install some JSPs on WebSphere 2.0 but the installation fails. the server returns the error: page has no attribute. i have tried the same jsps on jswdk1.0.1 on my local machine and they work fine. can anyone please help?? thanking you in advance, bilal. __

Re: puzzling

Courtesy: my teammate, Ashok... J S Ashok 04/27/2000 11:11 AM To: Anurag Panda/India/IBM@IBMIN cc: Premjith Manapetty/India/IBM@IBMIN, G Rajeev/India/IBM@IBMIN, Rupesh A Kartha/India/IBM@IBMIN From: J S Ashok/India/IBM@IBMIN Subject: Re: puzzling (Document link: Anurag Panda) Hi Gu

Re: puzzling

At 08:31 PM 4/26/00 -0700, you wrote: >Hi, > >Sorry to post this silly doubt here, but I need >experts' answers, and I dont find experts anywhere >other than here. > >Accoring to Core Java and other books : > >1. Unary operators have higher precedence that >multiplication/division operators. > >2.

Re: Changing screen after session expires.

Hi Kevin, What you are asking for sounds more like a "server-push" and that's a whole other can of worms. Push-technology seems to have generally dropped from view for a slew of reasons. I would suggest that you construct a client component that is *synchronized* with the parameters of the sessio

Re: Changing screen after session expires.

Hi, > I'm not actually sure you would ever really want to do this as proposed. > It's easier to deal with this situation in the controller servlet as already > detailed by Craig et al when handling the loss of an authenticated session. > Namely, most sites involve some form of authentication (a l

puzzling

Hi, Sorry to post this silly doubt here, but I need experts' answers, and I dont find experts anywhere other than here. Accoring to Core Java and other books : 1. Unary operators have higher precedence that multiplication/division operators. 2. Associativity of unary operator is from right to

Re: shopping Cart servlet that handles cookies and URL rewriting - is it possible?

Hi, I can't directly answer your question, but I will tell you about your use of JSP. > > > <% > response.setHeader("Pragma", "No-cache"); > response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache"); > response.setDateHeader("Expires", 0); > >

Re: Changing screen after session expires.

I'm not actually sure you would ever really want to do this as proposed. It's easier to deal with this situation in the controller servlet as already detailed by Craig et al when handling the loss of an authenticated session. Namely, most sites involve some form of authentication (a login page) th

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Re: name of file?

Hi N, Which file? Correct me if I'm wrong, I'm not that familiar with JSP yet, but presumably the JVM could have any number of simultaneous (JSP) execution threads. Is there a call to the JVM that could be made? 'fraid I've no idea. Cheers, Danny. -Original Message- From: A mailing lis

Re: Fw: Architecture Question

Darren Siegel wrote: > I have been implementing a web site using JSP for my company > and I have a few questions regarding some high level design > issues. I am the only person working on the site, so I went > with a Model I approach. My only real concerns are flexibility > of the site, if we n

name of file?

How can I get the name of the currently executing JSP file? Thanks N === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". Some relevant FAQs on JSP/Servlets can be found at: http://java.sun.com/p

shopping Cart servlet that handles cookies and URL rewriting - is it possible?

Hi all, Question - how can I provide functionality to my Shopping Cart Servlet that both handles requests from cookie enabled web browsers and non-cookie enabled web browsers? Noting that my JSP pages do not call other pages but calls the Shopping Cart Servlet. The Shopping Cart servlet in turn

Radio buttons and JSP

Hi, I have several radio buttons in the form. How do I pass all the boolean values based on the checked property of the buttons to the JSP page ? There may be several buttons. Is there a way to do this with a bean ? bye, Mohan ===

Re: Changing screen after session expires.

I would think if you can grab the Context, you can forward to another page, putting info into the request object? I don't know if this is possible, never much thought about that..but its a good idea. Maybe in the controller servlet you save the context, then somehow each object that is in the se

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Mixing JSP and ASP

I'm in a situation where I have to mix the use of JSP and ASP. Does anybody know if it is possible to explicitly put the data in the response header and have that data be read by ASP? I've tried using the setHeader method, but then the ASP isn't able to find what I've set (or so it seems). I

What happened when my jsp page exec another program.

Hi, I am trying to create a jsp page. This page will use java bean class to execute a system dependent command. At first I used a main function to test my code which will exec the command. It worked fine. But when I used jsp page to call this bean class, it seems that the process created by runt

Changing screen after session expires.

Hi, Is there a way to call a new JSP file (URL) when a session expires? I created an object that implements HttpSessionBindingListener, but I don't know what to put inside valueUnbound() method to refresh the page. It would be nice if the JSP knows that the session expired and then refreshes the

Re: Resin class reload

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Re: Architecture Question

Hi, I too did our first go at JSP and JavaBeans with Model 1. There are a few factors that led me to start using the Model 2 approach. We have had quite a bit of discussion in this list lately about it. Namely, myself, Craig and Daniel, but many others have contributed to the posts. One thing I

.JS WITH IIS

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Re: Diff. between HttpSession and

Another difference I've found useful: The HttpSession object can die unexpectedly, especially from a timeout. Many web servers/servlet engines will time a session out after, say, a half-hour. Also, the user can quit the browser. What I did was to create my own UserSession bean. I initialize it

Re: creating java beans with scope=request in servlets

Aureliano Calvo wrote: > Hi, > Is there any way of creating java beans with scope=request in a servlet, so > that I can then redirect to a JSP? I want to pass objects from a servlet to > a JSP, but without using the session. I know this can be done with the > RequestDispatcher, but the url in the

Re: Architecture Question

I have little more jsp experience than you, but I don't think this is such a basic question. Coming from an ASP background, I got in the habit of creating include files with JavaScript functions, particularly where the same function might be shared by more than one page. When I tried to take a sim

Resin class reload

Hi, Concerning Resins ability to reload classes and all... >From what I was told by a few, Resin is the only servlet engine that can reload classes if they change? I am not quite clear on your reply in the jsp-interest group. I downloaded it and saw the WEB-INF/src and set up my source files the

creating java beans with scope=request in servlets

Hi, Is there any way of creating java beans with scope=request in a servlet, so that I can then redirect to a JSP? I want to pass objects from a servlet to a JSP, but without using the session. I know this can be done with the RequestDispatcher, but the url in the browser remains as the servlet. T

How to forward the form data to another jsp file and email the html form in the same time?

How to forward the form data to another jsp file and email the dynamic html form to specific email address in the same time? I have installed the Javamail and JAF, But I don't know how to write the code although i've read so much useful information. For a beginner the best way is just learn the

Refreshing a frame

Hi - I'm coming from a very Microsoft-focused / non-Web development background so apologies if this has been asked before or is very simple. 1 general question: Is there a Java / JSP / DHTML equivalent of Microsoft's MSDN site? ie. a reference site that lists the objects, properties, methods, etc

Re: tools to debug jsps.

Making the assumption that you JSP Server is programmed in Java. You can use Visual Cafe (or any IDE) as a JSP debugger if you run your Servlet (JSP) Server within Visual Cafe. It requires a little bit of setup work, but can easily be worth the effort. As a disclaimer...I've done this with othe

Fw: Architecture Question

I have been implementing a web site using JSP for my company and I have a few questions regarding some high level design issues. I am the only person working on the site, so I went with a Model I approach. My only real concerns are flexibility of the site, if we need to add features down the roa

Re: JSWDK Problem

Check the 'hosts' file within your WINNT directory (do a search, but I think it's under system32?) There should be a line in this file which associates 'localhost' with an IP address (127.0.0.1 by default). To verify that this is working OK, just go to the DOS command prompt and type 'ping local

Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

The class file for the bean. Pedro Visakh Menon wrote: > Which class file you're talking about ? Are you using Jrun ? > > >From: Pedro Meza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and > > reference <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED

Re: EJB with JSP question!

Ok, here are the snippets: 1) The xml config files for my particular EJB: - the application-client.xml looks like this: http://java.sun.com/j2ee/dtds/application-client_1_2.dtd"> LinkEJB Session tung.session.LinkGroupsHome

Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

Classpath should be set to your bean. I guess your bean (SimpleBean) is under a package 'hall'. So set your class path to the parent directory of the package dir. ie, if your bean is in d:/beans/hall then set classpath to d:/beans That should be sufficient. Vis.. >The class file for the bean...

JSWDK Problem

JSWDK used to work but lately when I try to start the server the first two lines of the message in the server window appear and then the window disappears before displaying the third line. I'm running NT4.0 on a Pentium III. I tried reinstalling, but with no success. Has anyone encountered this

Re: session problem

No, No! Session IDs are not stored as hiddne form fields. If Cookies are turned off the server will use URL rewriting successfuly if the following two conditions are met: 1. URL rewriting is "turned on" on the server (if this is an option) 2. You use the servlet API for session tracking (.putVa

Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

Which class file you're talking about ? Are you using Jrun ? >From: Pedro Meza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and > reference <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Subject: Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error >Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 11:04

Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

Visakh, Thank you very much for your advise that fixed the problem. My next question is where should the class file be to configures with NES 4.0. Should I add it to the Servlets->Configure Servlet Atrributes in NES or should I add it to the classpath. Thanks, Pedro Visakh Menon wrote: > NES

Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

NES 4.0 works with JSP .92 Specs only. It doesn't take tag which came with JSP 1.0. So you either try using old or start using a webserver that supports Jsp 1.0 / 1.1. iPlanet 4.1 (NES 4.1) supports jsp 1.1. Otherwise try using jrun as servlet engine. There were quite a few mails in this list a

Java Beans & NES 4.0 error

I am trying to write my first bean but I recieve an error on compilation. I believe I have the tags correct. I know there is a tag but I don't think I should use that. warming ( 7562); JSP compilation error: java.lang.Exception: JSP parse error (line 30) - Incomplete tage ending of /jsp:useb

Re: Thin beans in model 2 - revisited

Andrew, I liked this article, I believe the whole approach should work for converting XML to javabeans. I've been thinking of the overall approach you suggest for such a Web application. Under the approach, I even think that by using ActionServlet or Action/Command classes to stream data in XML

Re: little doubt

hi, ok i followed the suggestion to put the Bean in the session.. but, that means that i should not use it with ?? i have strange result every time that i do like that: when the servlet is called the first time, it puts into the session the various bean that must be used. then, in some js

question about useBean and session

hi all, i am using model 2 architecture and i have a doubt about the usebean tag and session. if i forward a page to the servlet, then i create a JavaBean and i put it in the session with the value of "UserBean", when the servlet sends the request back to another page which has the tag

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Re: session problem

Hi, i'm not sure about tomcat 3.1, but I know that URL Rewriting is not supported under tomcat 3.0 ! You may try resin 1.1 or certainly other JSP engine ! Have a nice day Veronique ahfei a écrit : > thanks . i using tomcat3.1 . > >URL rewriting isn't supported by every JSP engine, and ev

Re: session problem

Well cookies are of two types: a) Ones which are stored on the web browser. b) Others which are used for sessions but not stored on the web browser. As per my limited knowledge sessions can be used using url rewriting as well. Have a nice day. With regards, Sachin S. Khanna. www.emailanorder.com -

Troubles in adding tomcat v3.1 to IIS

Hi All ! I have troubles in add tomcat to IIS: I do like the guides but in 8th "Add Filter DLL to IIS" the arrow not change into greenup arrow (reddown arrow and tell "not loaded").I don't why, please help me.Thank you very much Tuan ___

Re: session problem

Hi Terence, Have you tried Sessions with disabled cookies? Does it work? Sanjay Kumar Informica India Pvt Ltd Noida India - Original Message - From: TERENCE YEO KAI SIANG, CUSD <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 5:17 PM Subject: Re: session pro

Re: How to get currect URL?

Try to use this method from HttpUtils: static StringBuffer getRequestURL(HttpServletRequest req) JSP sample: out.println( HttpUtils.getRequestURL(request) ); RoBo Zilka /EuroWeb a.s. /www.euroweb.sk /mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Kate Bornstein [ma

Troubles in adding tomcat v3.1 to IIS

Hi All ! I have troubles in add tomcat to IIS: I do like the guides but in 8th "Add Filter DLL to IIS" the arrow not change into greenup arrow (reddown arrow and tell "not loaded").I don't why, please help me. Tuan __

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Re: How to get currect URL?

> Hi all, > > I am a JSP beginner and hope someone can help me to solve a problem. > > How to get the exact URL (i.e. http://...) of the current > jsp page? I > have tried the method getRequestURI but I just got the file > path instead of > the URL. > > Does anyone know how to solve this? > Re

Re: session problem

Hi : I think the browser will store the session ID as a form of hidden field on the html page if cookie is disabled for the browser. This hidden field will be submitted together with other fields, hence preserving the user's session. Terence > -Original Message- > From: Sanjay Kumar [SM

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Re: Passing object between the jsp pages

Hi U can pass via session or response object. But there is a performance problem. Bye Senaka -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of pranav kumar Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 4:46 PM To: [EMAIL

Re: Passing object between the jsp pages

Either request or session methods to pass your object. eg. session.putValue(String s, Object o) session.getValue(String s) Have a nice day. With regards, Sachin S. Khanna. www.emailanorder.com - Original Message - From: pranav kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesd

Re: Passing object between the jsp pages

Yes. You can use a bean. Santiago Benito Rebollo Soluziona - International Software Factory Tfno 926213944 - ext 17 [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -Mensaje original- > De: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]En

Re: session problem

Dear ahfei, Session uses Cookies for implementation. When user (browser) accesses a page from a webserver, a session id is created and it is stored in client browser. When browser asks for another page the session id stored in client's cookie is compared with the session id in the web server

Passing object between the jsp pages

Hello Everbody, Is there any method by which we can pass the a collection object from one Jsp Page to another Jsp page? Thanks in Advance. With Regards Pranav === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROT

How to get currect URL?

Hi all, I am a JSP beginner and hope someone can help me to solve a problem. How to get the exact URL (i.e. http://...) of the current jsp page? I have tried the method getRequestURI but I just got the file path instead of the URL. Does anyone know how to solve this? Really thanks a lot. __

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Re: how to have two submit buttons callingdifferentJSP's

It is no problem if you use FRAMES. RoBo Zilka /EuroWeb a.s. /www.euroweb.sk /mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: friza taib [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, April 26, 2000 3:47 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: how to have two submit butto

Re: how to use set(get)Property

u have to instantiate the bean in Library.jsp also. Include this in library.jsp Amanda Fu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 04/26/2000 19:58:10 Please respond to A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] cc:(bcc: K Rame

Re: how to use set(get)Property

Amanda Fu wrote: > > hi, I'm a new comer to Jsp, work on jswdk1.0.1. Here is a question about > java bean, hope any help. > Following are two jsp: > > Login.jsp > <%@ page import="java.util.*, library.Map" %> > > > ... > > > > Library.jsp: > <%@ page import="java.util.*, library.Map" %> >

Re: session problem

dear Sanjay Kumar if cookie enabled, this program can work . but i just want to know why url rewriting can not work with cookie disabled. > Have u tried with cookie enabled in your browser ? Is it working? >Sessions are implemented using cookie. Since session id is stored in browser >cookie

Re: how to use set(get)Property

> thank you for reminding. My class located at : jswdk-1.0.1\examples\web-inf\jsp\beans\Library\Map.java Jsp located at: jswdk-1.0.1\examples\jsp\library\*.jsp I think the directory is right.Ok? > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > My guess is that library.Map is not in the application class path. >

Re: session problem

thanks . i using tomcat3.1 . >URL rewriting isn't supported by every JSP engine, and even if it is supported you >often have to enable it in a >server config file .. What are you using ? > >veronique > >ahfei a écrit : > >> dear laurent andre >> >> but i had disabled cookies in netscape >> >> at

how to use set(get)Property

hi, I'm a new comer to Jsp, work on jswdk1.0.1. Here is a question about java bean, hope any help. Following are two jsp: Login.jsp <%@ page import="java.util.*, library.Map" %> ... Library.jsp: <%@ page import="java.util.*, library.Map" %> when it runs , an exception will be thro

Re: [Do you feel you are worth more than you are paid?]

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Re: session problem

URL rewriting isn't supported by every JSP engine, and even if it is supported you often have to enable it in a server config file .. What are you using ? veronique ahfei a écrit : > dear laurent andre > > but i had disabled cookies in netscape > > at 2000-4-25 17:01:00 your wrote: > >That mea

Re: session problem

i try it, but didn't success. at 2000-4-25 15:56:00 your wrote: >Hi, > >try it with: > > session.putValue("hello","abcd"); > > >ahfei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrotes at 25.04.00: > >> dear all: >> >> i made a test jsp program to study URL rewriting ,but it seems don't work. . >> >> test1.jsp >> <%

Re: session problem

Dear ahfei, Have u tried with cookie enabled in your browser ? Is it working? Sessions are implemented using cookie. Since session id is stored in browser cookie, if cookie is disabled session doesnot work. Sanjay - Original Message - From: ahfei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTEC