You cant have space in the query string when using NetScape, try using a '+' instead
of the space
Vera
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From: "pranav kumar" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, June 02, 2000 8:04 AM
Subject: Query String problem with Netscape
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Hi EveryOne,
I am facing very strange problem. When i passing a
query string like
http://localhost/t.jsp?name="pranav kumar" between two jsp pages using IE5
then it works fine but using NetScape 4.7 it shows me error Bad Request
(400).
Please help to sort out this problem
Hi Juan,
thanx for this support, but I am creating a application using Oracle
JDeveloper 3.0. Beleive me its very difficult to find out the exact cause of
a simple error in this IDE. Can u give me some sites from where I can get
help on this product
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Whats more, check to see if your browser is receiving cookies. This is a
configurable item in your browser and can be set to NO too.
David Gowe
Associate Consultant
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From: Sandeep Yarramreddy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Fr
Hi all,
I have a servlet that creates utility classes for certain requests. The
utility classes have instance variables. Do I need to synchronized the
instantiation and method calls from the servlet to the utility classes? The
utility classes manipulate data sent from client in request object.
Frank Apap wrote:
> Thats not what I really meant. but thanks tho. Im looking for a way to do
> this code in a client application :
>
> (this is obviosly not real code)
> for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
> {
> sendRequestToServer("http://mysite.com/myjsp.jsp?id="+i);
> // Dont know how
Thats not what I really meant. but thanks tho. Im looking for a way to do
this code in a client application :
(this is obviosly not real code)
for (int i = 0; i < 1000; i++)
{
sendRequestToServer("http://mysite.com/myjsp.jsp?id="+i);
// Dont know how to really do this
Str
> ... in essence what I want to do, is
> create a java program that within a loop
> sends requests (myjsp.jsp?id=x) and
> save the output to idx.html.
Although I don't fully understand your description, I'll focus on what I
think you are asking: how do I save my "response" to an h
Gosh, is this an application server mail group? Or a jsp group? Does this
product support jsp? Will it ever (guess not, unless Bill tells Steve it's
OK)? And oh...the link seems to be broken...
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From: Alex Horovitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: T
If I have a jsp, lets call it myjsp.jsp, and it takes a paramter id. How
can I save the html created by myjsp.jsp?id=1 to a file (lets say id1.html),
not doing a save as w/ a browser b/c I will need to do it for id from 1 ..
1000.
So in essence what I want to do, is create a java program that wi
I may not be the best to answer this because I am just getting started with
JSP, but if I have it straight so far... line 12 is the one that begins
and I believe it should "terminate" with a />. That
might explain the error.
Hope that is right and helpful,
Ray
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From
In fact we tried doing that before and it displayed the same exception !
Thank you for spending your time.
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From: Ray West [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 7:44 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: IBM Websphere & VisualAge Java - Exception.
I
Hi,
We get the following exception while running the JSP page given below. The
exception is thrown by the JSP page. The test environment is IBM websphere
and IBM VisualAge Java on Windows NT.
The exception is :
com.sun.jsp.compiler.ParseException:
f:\WebSphere\default_host\dot\projmgt\fiips\web
I use JRUN/IIS with JDK1.2.2 and HotSpot, and it works fine for us. What is
the exact problem you are having?
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jj Fu
> Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 2:2
We use IIS/JRUN as well. No offense to the JRUN team..its a working product,
but we have had issues with it..possibly because of IIS..not sure. None the
less, another solution is to use Resin. It runs on any platform as its a
java app instead of native. I have tested it against JRUN/IIS on our sit
I have a sign in form whose action is a jsp page named action.jsp
In action.jsp I want to create a cookie, that stores the user's name and
then have the user go to a page that says Welcome "so and so"
The cookie is not being created though. Does anyone know what the problem
could be? Thank you
in
Brad,
Cookies are sent as part of the header. So if your
cookie is being set after some output has been written
then the cookie may not be sent. You probably want
to do your cookie processing at the beginning of your page.
Hope this helps.
Thanks.
Sandeep.
Brad Miley wrote:
>
> I have a sign in
Alex Strasheim wrote:
> Here's a very vague question: What core skills should people who want
> to be able to architect scalable web apps using JSP have?
>
> I'm fuzzy on how many instances of servlets there might be floating
> around, how you cantrol or monitor that, how application servers
> s
Pete Walsh wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm try to get a reference to one of my beans inside the code of a Jsp Tag I'm
> making. When I declare the bean's scope to be page, and use the following
> statement in my Tag's doStartTag
>
> BeanName log = (BeanName)pageContext.getAttribute("BeanName");
> (where Be
Years ago, after I stopped writing CGI programs and graduated to
higher levels of abstraction, the first web application server I used
was WebObjects.
I agree that it does have a fairly steep learning curve, but once you've
overcome that, you can develop applications very rapidly. WebObject's API
You write a method to parse your string and do the conversion. Even better, is
to write a date convert class to do any types of date conversions you need
(i.e. dd/mm/ to timestamp object, dd/mm/ hh:mm:ss to timestamp, etc.)
--- Dheeraj Trikha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Any body having
Here's a very vague question: What core skills should people who want
to be able to architect scalable web apps using JSP have?
I'm fuzzy on how many instances of servlets there might be floating
around, how you cantrol or monitor that, how application servers
spread them around across several m
Hi,
I'm try to get a reference to one of my beans inside the code of a Jsp Tag I'm
making. When I declare the bean's scope to be page, and use the following
statement in my Tag's doStartTag
BeanName log = (BeanName)pageContext.getAttribute("BeanName");
(where BeanName is the name of the bean ;)
This bug got to be fixed, otherwise those of us who run Jrun on IIS can not take
advantage of Hotspot and JDK1.3 on.
Before I posted the message, there were 180 votes, now it got 267. Those who did not
cast your vote, please follow the url and cast your vote. Thanks.
http://developer.java.sun.co
Hi,
Aliaron's product company - Andere ( www.andere.com ) - has
made Andere/iS freely available for download. Andere/iS is
a servlet-based webmail engine bundled with Apache Tomcat.
Andere/iS is feature-competitive with portal webmail
solutions such as Hotmail, Yahoo Mail, etc. but allows you
t
Some of my colleages have used WebObjects, and I've heard mixed things about it. Once
you overcome its learning curve, it's apparently a very rapid way to develop fairly
sophisticated functionality.
I understand that it consists of a fairly mature O/R persistence layer (EOF) along
with a very
Hi all,
I know that forwarding after content has been written will cause an
IllegalStateException.
However, why am I having a problem including? Does including have the same
restrictions as forwqarding?
ERROR>
Included servlet error: 500
Location: /Shower
Internal Se
This is how we do it:
HttpSession session = request.getSession(false);
if (session == null) {
// Redirect to timeout
WebLogic.redirect(request, response, "Timeout.html");
}
Make sure you set page sessio to false as in below:
<%@ page session="false" %>
Dean
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> since i've inherited a system where i may only be allowed
> access [SqlServer7] through stored procedures [negotiations still going on with
> the vendor/partner], is this a performance observation, or an error observation??
What you gain from using StoredProcedures is performance and enhanced s
hi
1) you can use expilcitly,call the servlets to control the session, as
2) you can use the getValue and PutValue functions in JSP, when you haev
specified
in JSP tag that session="true"
anil
>From: Munish Talwar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification
Stored procedures are likely to be faster (I don't know since I've never
actually used them)since they are native calls instead of SQL. From a
compatibility point of view the problem is, from what I understand, that
they are very much tied to a particular database implementation. There isn't
a sta
Any body knows how to trap session expiration in JSP so that we can display
proper message??
thanks
munish
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Do I need to extend the timeout property if my JSP does a lot of
processing? How do I do that? (equivalent to server.scripttimeout).
Also how can I prevent the browser from timing out?
thanks in advance.
liza
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Alan Goodenough wrote:
> Does anybody know whether it is possible to use more than one bean in a JSP
> page using the JSP usebean tag?
>
> cheers
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On Thu, 1 Jun 2000, Douglas Sparling wrote:
> We are moving to JRun in the near future and their has some debate as to the
> platform to use. Are there any perfomance issues that we should be aware of
> when it comes to the platform use for JRun? We
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Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 11:13 AM
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NT"
Third, don't use stored
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http://www.esperanto.org.nz/js
Hello,
Take a look at JDeveloper 3.1 from Oracle. It supports debugging of JSP
pages. You can also use to remotely debug your JSP applications running on
Apache/Jserv or Tomcat. It can be downloaded from the Oracle web site.
Thanks
Juan
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http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
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WebObjects (http://www.apple.com/WebObjects) is:
An application server:
WebObjects handles all your application server
requirements—including load balancing, performance profiling, state
management and failover, HTML generation and Java client
interoperability.
With cross- platform compatibilit
I have used JRUN on NT and Linux (Redhat 6.1 distribution) and it is a great
product. Many vendors including Allaire only support certain distributions
of Linux (i.e. Redhat 6.1) and will probably have problems with other
flavors connecting to apache via DSO due to the change in some shared
libra
/---
|I have used JRUN on NT and Linux (Redhat 6.1 distribution) and it is a
great
|product. Many vendors including Allaire only support certain distributions
|of Linux (i.e. Redhat 6.1) and will probably have problems w
Presently Netscape and Microsoft DOMs do not offer the facility to access back
button .It is expected to be implemented in future versions.
Atul Purushan wrote:
> Hi all,
> is there any way of disabling the back button of the browser using any
> facility in javascript,jsp or servlets and thereby
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Subject: Application Server for Open Source
Hello all,
I currently work in an o
Hello,
We are moving to JRun in the near future and their has some debate as to the
platform to use. Are there any perfomance issues that we should be aware of
when it comes to the platform use for JRun? We currently run Solaris and
Linux, but may move to NT (which I'd rather not do). Either way,
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Subject: Re: Jrun will not work with JDK1.3 or JDK1.2+hotspot on WinNT
!!
Here we go
Howdy.
Anyone knows how i work with this JSp tags in the WebSphere Studio?
Thanks in advance,
Luís Miguel Neto
IBS Portugal
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Is there some environment where I can program jsp pages and debbuger...???
and not only the typical "Kawa" or "Homesite"..
Thanks in advance..
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I suspect the smiley is in reference to "standard" SQL. I realize that it is
pretty much an oxymoron but there are several things you can do to keep as
much compatibility as possible.
First, create a mechanism that allows you to choose between SQL strings at
run-time. We check for the database in
Did you check the package directive at the top of the source?
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> reference
> Sent: Wednesday, May 31, 2000 2:54 PM
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> Subje
Hi,
As I recall this issue has been discussed several times on this forum, with general
agreement that it's impossible. But you can trace this back in the archives.
Regards,
Piotr
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[mailto:[EMAIL
We are running our production servers using Resin and I can assure you that
they do not normally have user a logged in :).
I did read the bug in more detail and my guess is that Resin's srun.exe is
not a java application but just a launcher for the app server. Since it
seems to work ok, I probabl
Jim Bailey wrote:
"Make sure that you use as much standard SQL as possible and not Oracle's
PL-SQL unless you want to be tied to Oracle."
Does anyone know an Internet resource that really details the syntax of
standard SQL, preferably with a JDBC focus and in human readable format. :-)
Thanks,
The original email stated that the objective was to achieve a mail merge
with Oracle.
If Oracle is V8 on NT you can use the proprietary Oracle-COM bridge provided
as part of the server software that allows you to manipulate COM objects
from within the DB via PLSQL.
The server documentation covers
I'm not an expert, but I think that the submit button has to bee in the same form as
the list. I have used this , and I submit the form to another jsp file,
which has the contact to the bean. And it works fine.
Maybe you shold have the start tag in the include file and the end tag
after th
> Actually, I have to open a specific word document and perform mail merge
> with some record from the Oracle database and create a new document and send
> it to a particular mail id.
>
> This cannot be performed until and unless I create an object of MS Word in
> JAVA. If there is some other way
Hello,
Thanks to Paul Matthews for his earlier suggestion but that did not fix my
problem. Does anyone have any other suggestions? Again, here is my problem:
I have a JSP that fills a list (with a list of names) from the
contents of a resultset. The JSP calls a method in my bean which sends the
An errata ("a") for the JSP 1.1 specification is now available at the
JSP web site at java.sun.com. This errata was worked by a large group
of vendors and experts and it is now for final public review before it
is approved as normative.
The URL is:
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/errata_1_1_a_
Hi alan,
You can use more than one bean in JSP with JSP usebean tag by giving id in
each bean tag.
for eg.:
After this you can use id in JSP.
Bye,
Tarun Dewan.
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as far as i know you can't define more then one bean per useBean tag, but
you can repeat the tag to define different beans.
lee
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Yes it is possible to use more that one use bean tab in a jsp page!
Does anybody know whether it is possible to use more than one bean in a
JSP
page using the JSP usebean tag?
cheers
alan goodenough
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JIntegra is really great.
fribeiro
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From: "Khem Chand Sachdeva" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2000 4:02 AM
Subject: Re: Creation of MS Word Object.
> u can try jintegra from www.linar.com
> it is an excellent com2java bridge
>
Title: RE: Accessing server
no you dont need it.
pls go thru the docs provide with download.
i dont mean to be offensive but cant you guys think before posing such a question.if at all it was required
wouldnt it be mentioned somewhere.moreover you could go thru the list archives
bye
Abhishek
Does anybody know whether it is possible to use more than one bean in a JSP
page using the JSP usebean tag?
cheers
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The first thing to do would be to determine what features of
servlet/JSP's you need. Do you need EJB? JSP 1.1?
How much traffic will the app server need to support?
Can it be handled by one app server?
Will you need load balancing on multiple app servers?
Load balancing across multiple app serv
you can call using ACTION attribute of a HTML FORM
or
using hi
>
> i would like to know, how can i call a servlet from an htm page ?
> can i do it ? or i must through jsp to invoke it ? how ?
> a million thanks
>
> janice
>
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hello --
apologies that this is not a "direct" jsp question, but i'm desperate.
i've been using the orion1 server in a local testing environment. today i
replicated everything to our live server, but all of a sudden i can't get
orion to serve up jsp pages (it does serve up just straight html).
Hi all,
is there any way of disabling the back button of the browser using any
facility in javascript,jsp or servlets and thereby preventing the user from
going back to the previous web page.
thanx in advance.
with regards,
atul.
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hi,
the version of the servlet you are using will not ddepends on the version of
the Apache server because Apache doesnt have its own Servlet engine . it
will depends on the version of the Servlet engine ehich you are going to
configure. so check the version and docs of your servlet engine.
c s r
I think what you want to do Tarun is to use an Api that will let you
interface with MSWORD. Basically a pure java com interface. Try
JINTEGRA. . I used it quite some time back and it worked pretty well.
You could use Microsoft DCOM but that will restrict your use. To
Microsoft JVM unless you insta
I am using JSWDW-1.0.1 . Is it posible to use tags
with this. Could you give me a very short example
(like hello example) so that I can begin working.
I have just started the JSP . Any help would be highly
appreciated.
Thanks.
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u can try jintegra from www.linar.com
it is an excellent com2java bridge
u can workaround with any word, excel file using this
hope this helps u
khem,
Tarun Dewan wrote:
> Hi Thor,
>
> Actually, I have to open a specific word document and perform mail merge
> with some record from the Oracle dat
I am using JSP with EJB. Also I am displaying error on a error Page.The
problem is that, that if the error has occured on jsp page is displayed on
the Error Page but when a server side error i.e EJB error occurs, then the
error is displayed only on the server and not on the Error Page.How can i
di
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hi,
i am doing a project wherein i am converting a intranet to internet, the
intranet is in lotusnotes and for the internet we are craeting forms,
the situation is like this
i have listbox with employees and other and in the same page a textfield
with option of Name, if user select employee then
hi,
ia m new to jsp-interset so, may be i am asking the same question which ahs
been asked previously but please help me.
i am doing a project wherein i am converting a intranet to internet, the
intranet is in lotusnotes and for the internet we are craeting forms,
the situation is like this
i have
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