Hi, Tamanna Kher,
It's may be that your weblogic dose not support JSP1.1.
You can try old method session.putValue(String, Object) and session.getValue(String)
At 00-7-17 ÉÏÎç 09:23:00 you wrote:
Hi!
instead of storing bean as a session object store a variable in the session
to null or
hi all,
does anyone know if the jsp tags are supported in tomcat??? (i mean new
jsp tags created by developers)
regards
marco
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hiall!
We've got a problem with the durability of JavaBeans in JSP-pages:
they never seem to update. I.e whenever we change anything in a bean, these
changes only apply when we change the name of it. So my idea is, that the
server keeps all the older versions of our beans in memory till the end
hi
whenever you change anything try to delete catch memory.
becuase the catch memory still alive. so don't try to change the name.
if you are running in server it will create class filse.so delete the class
files and request again.i thinng it will be working fine. in java webserver
i am
The JSP file is compiled only once. Howver it
always compiled when you change the file or you
shutdown the server. You can compile the file
your self by requesting it your self. Infact you
shoudl do this in order to test that whether it
runs fine or not. You cannot put the compiled
filed into the
Mistroni Marco (NET-OSS/Helsinki) would like to recall the message, "HELP
URGENT WITH JSP TAGS!!!".
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Hi guys,
Can u pl.. give the Urls where i can get Java
projects to implement So that
i can charge money/
Thanks in advance
Suresh
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hi all,
please ignore my previous message
my problem with custom tags is the uri that i put in the %@ taglib
directive!!
i don't know which URI to put, since if i put the mytags.jar file as URI i
obviously got exception back!
can anyone help me???
thanx in advance regards
marco
You test the bean in isolation from your full environment; a process known
as unit testing?
Using a main class to exercise the functionality of your bean..
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From: Voss, Steffen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 July 2000 10:31
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: AW:
Please somebody stop this
else nobody will reply to the emails
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From: Mark Edgington [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Pratik [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:05 PM
Subject: Out of Office AutoReply: FW: HELP URGENT WITH JSP TAGS!!!
I'm out of the office untill
Hi All ,
I am getting problem in useing bean class with jsp page.
From my jsp page when I use useBean tag it could not locate the related bean
class .
I have copied the related bean class in root\classes directory .
root\classes is in classpath also .
Pls inform if I have to set something
Hi,
I have a form which sends some data via POST.
I want to know a modality to see what is realy sent to the server
without changing
the post to get.
I have no access to the server all the time, so I can't assume that I
read these values on server...
I need a way to intercept the communication,
Go to start menu-Settings-Control panel and double click system icon. It
will show you system properties. Choose Environment tab. Now if the
CLASSPATH (case does not matter) is already set in it then append you
directory path to it. If you have never set a classpath variable then there
are two
Hi,
Do you know any good WAP book?
Thanks,
Joydeep
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From: Aggarwal, Pawan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, July 13, 2000 2:29 PM
Subject: Re: Good ASP book?
ASP unleashed
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From: Brown, Sam
Thanks... for the info!!
joydeep
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From: Yasir Feroze Minhas [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Monday, July 17, 2000 5:03 PM
Subject: Re: WAP books
Is this a WAP forum???
Anyway I recommend you to download reading material from WAPForum
thank you very much for your help sir ... it help me so much .. thx .. c ya
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From: Yasir Feroze Minhas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 6:53 PM
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Subject: Re: how set class path
Go to start menu-Settings-Control panel and
Implicits are only available within _jspService so you'll have to rethink.
Time to consider using beans or in your case possibly custom tags as you
have access to the pageContext from within a Custom Tag.
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification
I am looking for a free editor to use in creating my jsp pages, what can you
recomend?
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From: Manish Shah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 July 2000 14:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unix commands from Servlets
Hi
I have some questions which ought to be
Hi:
I'm new to the world of JSP/Servlet. I'm about to be a part of a project and
we intend to use jsp and servlet. We ordered Visual Cafe (expert edition)
and realized that it does not support jsp and servlet development. I would
like to know if some of you use visual cafe for jsp/servlet
Hi All,
I am making Login Functionality using the JSP and Beans.I want that
no body can send blank fields,though that can be achieved using java script
but as i am new to JSP , i am much curious to implement the things with JSP.
I am proceeding like this.
I have made a Custom
IBM's WebSphere Studio Page Designer allows WYSIWYG editing of a JSP's HTML
code, dropping of beans on the page to get auto-insert of the jsp:usebean,
etc. It's getting better with every release (new one due out in mid-August).
Bill Hines
Hershey Foods
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From: Jim
The JSWDK user process must have the appropriate priviliges and environment
as your standalone
version.
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From: Manish Shah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 17 July 2000 14:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Unix commands from Servlets
Hi
I have some questions which
Professional JSP from Wrox publication is good , I have read it.
There's another good book Web Development with Java Server Pages by Duane
Fields and Mark Kolb , I have'nt read it though , but a lot of people on this
list recommended it. You may find more answers to your query in the archives of
Here's a link to IBM's WebSphere Studio Entry Edition. It's free and works
fairly well. The best free jsp editor is still notepad.
http://www-4.ibm.com/software/webservers/studio/download.html
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From: Johnston, Steven [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July
What I do is I test my JavaBean on a development machine, first with normal
test classes calling the Bean, then within a test environment on the
webserver, calling it from a JSP. If I see the Bean doesn't work the way it
should on the web server, I go back to the test machine untill I am happy.
Hi,
I am using Visual Age for Java integrated with Tomcat and the debugging process
works very vell.
I think that any IDE support jsp/servlets.
(for example Visual Cafe works very well with Dynamo App Server, so i think that it
must works also with servlets (for sure) and also with a jsp engine.
Take a look at WebDebug:
http://www.cyberclip.com/webdebug/
--
Martin Cooper
Tumbleweed Communications
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From: "Ionel Condor" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 3:05 AM
Subject: sending via POST
Hi,
I have a form which sends some
Unfortunately, some of have real jobs that require us to be gone
occasionally. When this happens, most people put up auto responders to let
others in the office know that we are gone. It takes about 2 seconds to
figure out that the email is an auto responder and delete it, maybe less for
some
hi ,
i have a problem.i am writing code for downloading files on the
client machine from a servlet.
when the client machine calls the servlet, the files to be downloaded are
zipped and stored in my server.Till here it is OK.Now, this zip file should
be stored or sent to the client instead
Rath, Dipak wrote:
I'm new to the world of JSP/Servlet. I'm about to be a part
of a project and we intend to use jsp and servlet. We ordered
Visual Cafe (expert edition) and realized that it does not
support jsp and servlet development. I would like to know if
some of you use visual cafe for
All:
Please note that I have tried to download the specs three times without
success. It might be because of our firewall but none theless do not set
your expectations too high. You might have to try it at 2AM. Maybe the FTP
download works...
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From: Hans Bergsten
But it's a general courtesy to unsubscribe from a newsgroup if you go on
vacation. It's unclutering your mailbox and avoid anoying messages to anyone
willing to participate tp the newsgroup.
But this mailing list seems to escape to the Netiquette.
Frédérik Delacourt
---
"A
The answer to first Q is no, the JSP file will be compiled to class file
only once.
Second ans, Yes, Compile classes can be deployed on the server but it
should be compiled by your JSP engine since it knows where to put the
class and diffrent engines have diffrent directory structure, file name,
I once did it in the include tag, hope it works in the forward tag also.
% String filename = application.getRealPath(request.getServletPath()); %
jsp:include page="/copyright.jsp" flush="true"
jsp:param name="filename" value = '%=filename %' /
/jsp:include
From: stewart hsiao [EMAIL
What is the best free open source transaction database?I am specifically
looking for a database that supports EJB. I have seen InterBase and
PostgreSQL mentioned in articles.Please send any recommendations, pros,
and cons.I need a database that supports both Windows 98 and Linux.
Hi,
Im losing my session objects when I forward from one page to
another using
response.sendRedirect(myurl
);
in my JSP page. If I use
jsp:forward page=myurl/
the name of page in web browser isnt changed.
Marco M wrote:
hi all,
does anyone know if the jsp tags are supported in tomcat??? (i mean new
jsp tags created by developers)
regards
marco
Yes, Tomcat supports custom tags created by developers, and all the
other features
of the JSP 1.1 specification (along with all the
I saw some example code here to send email from a servlet/JSP. It imported
javax.mail.internet.*. Where can I find that? I'm using IBM VAJ 3.02 EE and
I don't see it. Is it part of JDK 1.2? Can I download it separately and
integrate it into what I have?
TIA
It is a additional package from sun, you can download from the sun site
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/index.html
Santosh
"Hines, Bill" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 07/17/2000 03:40:41 PM
Please respond to A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
reference [EMAIL
The Manning book.. the one you refer to is better than the Wrox one. The
Wrox one has some very substantial case studies which make it worthwhile. I
don't like their Custom tags chapter as much as Manning though. The manning
book is also a little lighter literally too.
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Said people should the common sense to correctly filter their mail properly
rather than applying their vacation rules to every incoming message. If they
had decent mailtools at their disposal they could do this.
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages
Please tell how you have VC expert edition doing this.
which application server are you remote debugging with it?
I'd also like to hear from anybody who has JPadPro working with debugging
servlets with Orion...
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages
Hi all,
i wrote a JSP tag, following the tutorial of the http://jsptags.com
i am using tomcat
first i would like to know if tomcat supports jsp tags written by developer
if so, why i got the following exception, if someone can help me?
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to
Send a snippet of code from your file, the part containing where you
use/include the tag.
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From: Marco M [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 17, 2000 2:23 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HELP URGENT WITH JSP TAGS!!!
Hi all,
i wrote a JSP tag,
In my original message (still listed below), I included directions at the
bottom on how to do this. I am using JRun 2.3.3 as my servlet engine. I am
not using a full-blown application server (e.g., WebLogic).
I am not doing remote debugging -- I am debugging on the machine running the
servlet
Hi,
In the project I'm involved in, we are using Beans and JSPs. Some of these
beans (*session* beans) have temporarily written information to a database.
We want this change to become permanent *only* once the user has confirmed
and has logged out properly.
However, we need the following
Marco M wrote:
Hi all,
i wrote a JSP tag, following the tutorial of the http://jsptags.com
i am using tomcat
first i would like to know if tomcat supports jsp tags written by developer
if so, why i got the following exception, if someone can help me?
we use Forte community edition. It is very slow but it does the job. You
will want to configure it properly however. Like other IDEs, it is very
sensitive to correct classpaths and other settings.
It will handle internal debugging-- albeit slowly as aforementioned.
It is a nice interface and the
Hi,
Some of the other issues are.
1. When cafe encounters JDK source code it opens that and steps
through that also.
2. If it complains that you can't set breakpoints in code then
probably the code is not part of the cafe project.
I am using the same instructions to debug with
It has been our experience also unfortunately. The admin tool is miserable
and the documentation is woefully lacking in depth and concrete examples. We
also have come across problems with servlets and JSPs that work
intermittently.
Configuration is a software development project all by itself.
Mohan Radhakrishnan wrote:
1. When cafe encounters JDK source code it opens that
and steps through that also.
Another strange thing that you'll see if use Visual Cafe to debug servlets
with JRun: when a servlet is executed, Visual Cafe will stop execution a
bunch of times in the middle of
Hi, Bill:
Go to java.sun.com to download javamail 1.1.3.
Hsing-Fu
"Hines, Bill" wrote:
I saw some example code here to send email from a servlet/JSP. It imported
javax.mail.internet.*. Where can I find that? I'm using IBM VAJ 3.02 EE and
I don't see it. Is it part of JDK 1.2? Can I
Hello,
Greetings to all.
Would anyone please tell me what is the difference between JSWDK Tomcat?
Thanks in advance
B R Nair
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Does JRun support Chinese web site?
Regards,
Polly
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Hi, everyone,
Now I confront a problem and would like somebody to help.
I have some JSP which data are in chinese character. When those JSP pass
through JRUN, error exists. Would anybody tell me that can JRUN support
chinese character? If not, are there any other methods that I still can
Hi,
Sorry if this question had been asked many times.
I have a jsp page test.jsp that need to pass the browser connection, (i.e.
Request object or I am not sure it is httpServletRequest) to a java object
process1.java that already import to test.jsp page, and the process1.java
will to some thing
Use Wordpad or Forte for Java, Community Edition.
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From: Johnston, Steven [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Date: Monday, July 17, 2000 7:12 PM
Subject: Editor
I am looking for a free editor to use in creating my jsp pages, what can
you
Hi all,
In my JSP code ,I'm getting the foll error during compilation.
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Cannot forward when getWriter() already
called.
I cannot trace out this error, since I am neither fowarding nor using
getWriter()
in the code. However I am using response.sendRedirect() to
Hi Gerard,
If you make a study of your JSP generated servlet, you'll notice that that the
contents of your declarative tag go in as instance mathods/variables of the
servlet.
The implicit objects are extracted from the page context object within the
_jspService method and so are not available
Hi,
the code from declarations is inserted in the body of the servlet class,
outside of the service(...) method (for which the request/response objects are
defined).
Gerard Menezes wrote:
Hi all,
I have a problem while defining JSP functions in the
Declarative tag %! %.
I cannot access
hi david,
i read your name from the archive of the JSP interest list
i got a terrible problem:
i am using tomcat 3.1...and i wanted to write my own custom tag, following
the tutorial at the http://jsptags.com site
i wrote a very simple tag, that displays 'hello world'
i wrote the tld file
The declarative tag %! % creates instance variables in the servlet into
which your jsp page is compiled. This means that such variables are shared
by all threads running through the servlet. Because the declarative tag is
evaluated at compile time, none of the "implicit" objects (request,
Hi
I have some questions which ought to be cleared
before I start up my project.
1. I was trying to run unix commands from my
servlet. I used the getRunTime() and exec commands
appropriately. It ran perfectly when stand alone
Java applications were run but when the same code is
made to run
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