Hmm..
it would help to see the code for myproject.beans.ConceptBean.
However,...
make sure the bean has public methods ...
getLabel()
getId_number()
Quite frankly I think this whole JSP getProperty thing is way overrated.
I just create this simple data beans, put them in the session
You need to use Javascript to add this functionality.
Have a nice day.
With regards,
Sachin S. Khanna.
www.emailanorder.com
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From: Raj S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, September 24, 2000 12:25 AM
Subject: Pop Up Window
Hi,
Can someone
There is already an implicit session object available in every jsp page
provided it doesnot have a page directive stating that the page doesnot
participate in a session.
The error you are getting is because you are using the HttpSession class to
call the putValue method which is not static.
A better approach would be to have those global methods packaged in a bean
and use the bean with the jsp insteading of extending the jsp from the
Servlet Class.
extending a jsp from a different class does limit the ability of the Jsp
Engine to improve the execution speed of the compiled jsp
Could not agree more with Mr. Jeff Crilly :-).
Have a nice day.
With regards,
Sachin S. Khanna.
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From: Jeff Crilly [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 11:26 AM
Subject: Re: What's wrong with this code ??
I am trying to set an attribute in pagContext with scope. While i am able to
successfully do this with scope int=1,2 or 3, it gives me
NullPointerException with scope = pageContext.APPLICATION_SCOPE (or = 4)
The code i am using to set attribute is as under
Hi all,
Does Tomcat supports PHP3? because I m having my PHP3 files running on
LINUX with Apache web server and I have to give presentation of my PHP3
files on Windows Nt Machine running Tomcat Server. Suggestions are
welcome.
Thanks and Regards
Jaspreet
What do you mean by "give presentation"?
Are you starting this project from scratch and plan to run on NT/Tomcat
and want to use existing PHP3 files on the NT/Tomcat machine?
Or is that you need to "demo" the PHP3 files on a NT/Tomcat machine?
In any event, PHP is a different animal, and
Hi All,
I am having javascript problem in JSP. In IE if i click a link it's giving "Object
Expected at Line 1 Char 1", but the same code is working in Netscape.
This problem is coming when we ported our system to UNIX Environment , but I
didn't get this error when tested on NT.
I am
Try doing a view source and see if the html is malformed.
Maybe you are missing a javascript file that is on the NT machine
but not the solaris machine.
If you have devstudio (visual interdev, whatever) installed, then
you could bring it up in the javascript debugger, but that probably
wont
why dont you put the text in html tags between the jsp ones just like:
% some.jsp.code.here();
String foo = "foo bar";
%
h1%= foo %/h1
...
% more.jsp.code.here();
...
%
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reference [EMAIL
try using javascipt and give the button a name
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Date: Wed, 20 Sep 2000 18:25:45 +0530
hi
i am placing two image
if you use onload in your body tag check that the function called exists in
your file or your js files. We had this problem and this is what caused
it - same error
:-)
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both %!...% and %.% can be used for declaring variables.
What is the difference between both and which to use ?
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what is advantage of using useBean tag when same thing can be done without
that?
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Hi,
! declaration is for class level variable declaration ( Ps. JSP is finally
becomes a servlet class). % is for normal local variables in the
jsp_Service method.
-Shibu
SANDEEP UPPAL [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 09/25/2000 02:55:55 PM
Please respond to A mailing list about Java Server
what is the difference between doGet and doPost. Thanks for your help...
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hi,
if you declare the variable inside% ..%
then it will be declared inside the service method. that is it is declared
as the method variable.
if you declare %!.. % then it is declared outside the service method.
it is class variable.
with regards
sukumar
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hi sandeep,
There are few advantages by using useBean tag over normal instance,
* scope (page,request,session and application)
*introspection
with regards,
rathna.
SANDEEP UPPAL wrote:
what is advantage of using useBean tag when same thing can be done without
that?
regards,
all the processing code we write is in jsp_Service method so how does it
make a difference.
regards,
Sandeep
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From: Shibu Up [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 1:56 PM
Subject: Re: difference between %!...% and %%
Hi,
!
In setProperty you have to use name attrute rto identify your bean :
jsp:setProperty name="time" property="hours" value="17"
instead of jsp:setProperty id="time" property="hours" value="17"
That's why you have this error :
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: setProperty: Mandatory attribute name
This %! ...% scriptlet is used to define a global functions
and variables, means out side the serivce method.The second
one is to declare the functions and variables inside the service
method ...
hope this helps,
with regards,
rathna.
SANDEEP UPPAL wrote:
both %!...% and %.%
doGet processes HTTP get request in this all the data is passed in header
and doPost HTTP post request in this form data goes in http request body.
regards,
Sandeep
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 1:39 PM
I dont understand. Do you want to also display the
data in "tab deliminated" format in the browser?
If so, then use an HTML table!
TABLE rows="%=results.length() % cols="4"
%
for (int i=0; inum_rows; i++;) {
% TR
TD %=results[i].name % /TD
can we declare a variable like % public int = 1;%
regards,
Sandeep
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From: Rathna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 2:19 PM
Subject: Re: difference between %!...% and %%
This %! ...% scriptlet is used to define a global
can u explain introspection what is it.
regards,
Sandeep
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From: Rathna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 2:10 PM
Subject: Re: what is advantage of using useBean tag
hi sandeep,
There are few advantages by using useBean tag
From: Celal Ceken [EMAIL PROTECTED]
what is the difference between doGet and doPost. Thanks for your help...
doGet is called when the browser does a HTTP GET request.
doPost is called when the browser does a HTTP POST request.
GET is usually sent when the user clicks on a link (href) or
Put each of these tags in a jsp file. Then look at the generated java code.
You'll see the difference.
%! % is a _declaration_.
% % is a _scriptlet_.
_declaration_ declares things that are in the resulting servlet class.
E.g. class member variables or methods.
_scriptlet_ is code that gets
Dear All,
1. How will you instantiate Bean other than "UseBean"?
2. What is Introspection?
Ganesh
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 2:10 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: what is advantage of using useBean tag
hi sandeep,
Yes
and in most cases (IMHO nearly always) you should use % %.
I've seen many problems from people using %! % without any understanding
of how it works.
Geert Van Damme
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Hello guys !!!
I have found an example in Weblogic 5.1 of JSP Tag Libraries. Take a
look at it:
sql:connection pool_name="demoPool"
% String query = "SELECT * FROM emp"; %
p Making a query:
font face="Courier New" size=-1 color=navy%= query %/font
sql:query id="employees" sql="%= query %"
p
I've checked the java sourcecode generated by tomcat from my jsp page.
variables initialized with %! % become classwide defined variables.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 11:30 AM
Subject: Re: difference
Hello guys !!!
I have found an example in Weblogic 5.1 of JSP Tag Libraries. Take a
look at it:
sql:connection pool_name="demoPool"
% String query = "SELECT * FROM emp"; %
p Making a query:
font face="Courier New" size=-1 color=navy%= query %/font
sql:query id="employees" sql="%= query %"
p
how to create costum tags with jsp. What are there advantages
regards,
Sandeep Uppal
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Hi JavaGurus,
I wish to send a mail using the SMTP server of IIS.
I have the following progs. for sending mail . But the mail doesnot go. Can
anybody show a way out?
I am including the code for the SendMail.html SendMail.java ( servlet ).
I am using Tomcat. I have already set the
Can anybody pl. tell me what are the cofigurations reqd. for using Java Mail
with SMTP Server of IIS.
Also , can anybody tell me a good SMTP servera POP3 server where to
download it from?
I have already set the classpaths of mail.jar activation.jar files in the
environmental variables (
hi
thsi is hieght
have you just got some new assignment on jsp that you are askign all the
questions which can be answered ont he sun site very peacefully as well from
an y book ( if you care to buy)
donlt case unnecessary noise on lists
how to create pleae see tutorial
advanrtages are to removes
I also want to want to disable the forward /Back buttons of browser.
Please anyone can guide us.
Thanks Regards
RAJESH.K.S
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Elnet Software City
Ph:235 4281 Extn:4440
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Dear all,
I want to know how the following are done using JSP.
Disable
how do we get URL of previous page
regards,
Sandeep
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Use request.getHeader("REFERER");
Have a nice day.
With regards,
Sachin S. Khanna.
www.emailanorder.com
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From: SANDEEP UPPAL [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 5:06 PM
Subject: how to get the URL of previous page
how do we get
Did you download a pop3server?
Check:
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/pop3.html
But sending emails should work fine without that.
Yours
Toyin
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From: "Sunil Roy" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 12:53 PM
Subject: Support
Bean introspection is done to discover what properties are present, and, for each,
its name, whether they are simple or indexed, their type, and setter and getter
methods.
This will help you to get all the form values into the bean.
for more details see JSP1_1-spec ...
with regards,
"Ganesh N.M" wrote:
Dear All,
1. How will you instantiate Bean other than "UseBean"?
you can get a instance of the bean by new operator but
you will lose the features of useBean.
2. What is Introspection?
Bean introspection is done to discover what properties are present,
Dear All,
I am a starter to JSP.
I want to run JSP in Windows 95.
I have installed "Jawa Web Server " in my machine.
I am able to see the introduction page using 8080 port.
But I am not able to go to Administration page.
i have given http://ganesh:9090. Its giving "Page cannot be
Transport.send(message); seems to be causing the problem. AFAIK you need to
get a Transport object from the session object and then use it. Don't think
you can call a static method send on the Transport class.
Have a nice day.
With regards,
Sachin S. Khanna.
www.emailanorder.com
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Hello all,
How can I save a variable using a servlet and then access it using JSP
pages?
this is what I am doing getServletContext().setAttribute("myVar", aVar);
in the jsp when I use pageContext.getAttribute("myVar"); it return null.
What am I doing wrong? plz help it's urgent.
Hi all,
If I declare some variables using %!...% tags, do I have to take care
about the concurrent acces to these variables ?
Thanks,
Pablo.-
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hi !,
1. you can get a instance of the bean by new operator but
you will lose the features of useBean.
2.Bean introspection is done to discover what properties are present, and, for
each,
its name, whether they are simple or indexed, their type, and setter and getter
methods.
This will help
You can use JavaScript document.history object see the URL of the last
visited page.
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Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 5:06 PM
Subject: how to get the URL of previous page
how do we get URL of previous page
You can't store a Variable in the setAttribute method. You can only store
object thru it.
TRy by storing object??
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, September 25, 2000 5:39 PM
Subject: JSP to Servlet Communication.
it should be application.getAttribute() not pageContext.getAttribute()
Kevin Jones
DevelopMentor
www.develop.com
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Sent: 25
Hi all,
I am using a very simple bean in a jsp page. The bean source is as
follows..
import java.io.*;
public class Test
{
private String testquery="";
public Test()
{
System.out.println("Hello World");
Yes you'r right, but the problem was that this servlet was only available for a
specific context, therefore I had to access it in order to reach this session.
Thank you.
Kevin Jones wrote:
it should be application.getAttribute() not pageContext.getAttribute()
Kevin Jones
DevelopMentor
Is this the same for variables declared with useBean ???
Lee
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Subject: Re: Concurrence issue
yes
Kevin Jones
DevelopMentor
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What's the best way to do that ? using the synchronized statement, changing
the threading model or using semaphores ?
Thanks,
Pablo.-
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 25 September, 2000 9:43 AM
Subject: Re: Concurrence issue
Hi !
You must code correctly the jsp:setPrpperty ... action, so:
jsp:set Property name="time" ... not jsp:setProperty id="time"
...
I hope It'll help you
Best regards
Fabio Alarcon Ortiz
Seguro Social de Salud, Lima - Peru
Gerencia Central de Desarrollo e Informatica
Gerencia de Sistemas
Yes you'r right, but the problem was that this servlet was only available for a
specific context (the contexts that you define inside server.xml for Tomat),
therefore I had to access it in order to reach this session.
Thank you for you answer because pageContext.getAttribute would have returned
std:msg
ALWAYS DELETE THE LIST SIG BEFORE REPOSTING!
/std:msg
Sandeep,
Try this. Create a page using both items. Have the browser compile and
run the jsp. (ok, I know the server does this) Look at the generated java
code. If you can't see the generated code, read your server manual and
std:msg
ALWAYS DELETE THE LIST SIG BEFORE REPOSTING!
/std:msg
Sandeep,
1) get a good book and read it. The JSP book from Wrox press is pretty
good. (http://www.wrox.com/)
2) Um, why don't you just try to do it? Not hard. LEARN!
(yes you can do this)
--Angus Mezick
Give a man a fish, he eats
Dear dummy,
http://java.sun.com/
Try starting there. Order the PROFESSIONAL JSP book from
http://www.wrox.com/ . Ralhan wasn't being rude. This list is for the
"hard" questions about JSP. I think most list subscribers expect you to
have at least read a book/the sun website and tried the java
Hi, all.
I´m using Silver Stream 3.0, and I can´t see comments about it. Someone here use
Silver Stream? Did someone got any idea about the JSP compiler troubles?
Thanks
Alfonso de Castro
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Stress tool for your web applications. Lets you to test your servlets/JSP
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Available on Coldjava site:
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No matter how stupid the question is, I don't think addressing someone on a list with
Dear
dummy is called for, its just asking for more bandwidth to be wasted flaming.
regards,
Dave.
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I adjusted the code but the result is the same. Do you know why?
Please, help me!
Thanks to everybody
Roberto
file: bean4.java
I'm new to this list and don't know how to check the archives. Yes he should do
his homework, but you have forgotten that you were a beginner at one time and
someone wasted time and attention on you. Why not recommend a useful textbook
or an online reference site. There are a thousand ways to
If anyone is interested, SilverStream is offering a free JSP seminar on
Tuesday the 26th. You can register at http://www.silverstream.com/virtsem.
They'll be talking about MVC and Struts. It's free and is not a sales tool.
Just a resource for developers.
-Corey
Hi, I was using Javawebserver2.0, but when running jsp files I found out
that Javawebserver is not supporting jdk1.2.
1) I don't know if there is a way to make upgrade it to jdk1.2
2) Now I am thinking to use JRUN instead of Javawebserver2.0 but my I don't
know where to put jsp and beans file.
You can do it with servlets. You have to check the request headers
to verify that the browser supports compressed pages (gzip) and then
use Java gzip capability to compress the data for the output stream.
Marty Hall's book on servlets and JSP has an example servlet that
does this.
I don't think
just a few other interesting things,
not to defend anyone:
-EJB and JSP are the java implementations
of COM+ and ASP: they just came later and did
it better
-A friend of mine was writing java networking
software for Win2000 in 1996/97: MS needed to extend
java (because it was still immature then)
Dear asshole,
We were all beginners one day.
I remember pulling my hair out for 2 hours wondering why this doesn't
work..
java HelloWorld.class
I am sure some people on this list might find your questions to be stupid
and idiotic. Why point the main at java.sun.com? Or tell him to buy a
Yes you'r right, but the problem was that this servlet was only
available for a
specific context (the contexts that you define inside server.xml for
Tomat),
therefore I had to access it in order to reach this session.
Thank you for you answer because pageContext.getAttribute would have
returned
Yes you'r right, but the problem was that this servlet was only
available for a
specific context (the contexts that you define inside server.xml for
Tomat),
therefore I had to access it in order to reach this session.
Thank you for you answer because pageContext.getAttribute would have
returned
I've created a URL of the form
http://host.com/GetFile.jsp/test.doc?uid=100msg=123 with
more parameters possibly at the end. The program GetFile.jsp is run on my
web server fine, and I can then access the "test.doc" query parameter. That
parameter tells me the name of the file to be returned.
I don't know how it should work in your case ( variable starts with Uppercase)
Normally, the "Java programming way" says that all variables names should start
with a lowerCase. So for Java beans you should
have
String name;
and methods getName() and setName(string toto)
So maybe just try
SingleThreadModel is evil! Don't change the threading model it lulls you
into a false sense of security, yes this will make your instance data thread
safe, but any access to session or application (ServletContext) data will
still need to be done in a thread safe manner.
Use the synchronisation
These should be protected by the generated code if you use scope="session"
or scope="application".
scope="request" or scope="page" are not an issue, there's only one thing
accessing that particular page or request object at any time and that's the
servlet or JSP currently executing.
Kevin Jones
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, W Paul Waits wrote:
I'm new to this list and don't know how to check the archives. Yes he should do
his homework, but you have forgotten that you were a beginner at one time and
someone wasted time and attention on you. Why not recommend a useful textbook
or an online
On Mon, 25 Sep 2000, Walter Landman wrote:
Dear asshole,
Yes?
We were all beginners one day.
Yes, for one day I was a beginner. Then I learned. :)
I remember pulling my hair out for 2 hours wondering why this doesn't
work..
java HelloWorld.class
Ah, you didn't read, did you?
I am
I would like to force a client to open a download window when a specific URL is
pressed.
What MIME type do I have to send to the client to do this?
Thanks for any hint -
Christian
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Ok now i'm in java.sun.com. On the left I see
Products, Develoer, DocsTrain, Online Support, Industry, Solutions, Case
Studies.
Also I then see Press, Java Tutorial, etc, etc. Hmmm let me click on Java
Tutorial.
How nice. JDK1.1 and Beyond!. Nothing about Taglib's there. Let me go
back, and
Hi,
I want to use javamail for a form. Is it possible to declare two different
recipients?
Here is the code I use:
Message msg = new MimeMessage( mailSession );
msg.setFrom( new InternetAddress( strFrom ));
msg.setSubject( strSubject );
msg.setContent( strAll, "text/plain" );
You are looking for something called multipart requests. They are
described in: http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1867.txt . You want to open that
up in your browser's view source to see it correctly. The mime type is
multipart/form-data. There is supposed to be an utility class named
_
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Hi, How to create a web application in JRUN ?
thanks
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Date: Thu, 31 Aug 2000 14:12:22 -0700
Hi, I just installed JRUN web application and Apache, do I have two option
on where to put my files (JSP and Beans), I know that I can create a web
aplication in JRUN and put my files in the directories created, but how
about if I want to put everything in Apache, before I was usinf just jsp
If you had read any JSP books you know know that taglibs are a small part
of the JSP 1.1 spec. So, no, you won't see anything about taglibs
specifically. Hmmm, on java.sun.com:
* There is the drop down under "The Java Platform" there is an item called
"JavaServer Pages". Looks like a good
On Sun, 10 Sep 2000, you wrote:
You iterate through your array and append the values to a StringBuffer.
Why not use:
String(char[] value, int offset, int count)
by doing
String theString = new String(charArray, 0, charArray.length());
-M@
--
Matt Hixson
Aventail Corporation
Seattle,
Why should he have to mention or even look for which tutorial for this guy?
I think java.sun.com was just sort of a sarcastic "RTFM, and start at the
beginning" reference anyway.
Instead of the convoluted series of steps that you list below, anyone with
half a brain or a little incentive would
I am using Jrun for development but would like to use
a free implementation of some kind for production
deployment. I have thought of using Tomcat but is
there a win32 version that I can use for testing and
deployment? Thanks
__
Do You Yahoo!?
Hi all,
I'm trying to make the controller servlet mapping work in Model 2
architecture,to get the Action class from a hashtable.
Here is what I have done.
In a JSP file:
form name="shoppingForm"
action="/musicshop/servlet/ShoppingServlet/MainJSP.do"
method="POST"
In web.xml of the
Sanjay Sharma wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to make the controller servlet mapping work in Model 2
architecture,to get the Action class from a hashtable.
Here is what I have done.
In a JSP file:
form name="shoppingForm"
action="/musicshop/servlet/ShoppingServlet/MainJSP.do"
Tomcat is written in Java. So, yes there is as win32 version.
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat
I am using Jrun for development but would like to use
a free implementation of
Hi folks.
I was wondering...Is it possible to have a custom taglib tag produce (or
reproduce the semantics) of "jsp:include page=.../"? l
I have the same question about "%@ include" directive.
What I'm trying to do is: using a taglib directive, include a separate
JSP file. The name of that
Yes, win32 is supported. It is supported both as a standalone application
and as an NT Service,
using a small utility. see
http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/tomcat/release/v3.1/bin/ and download all
of the zipped archives...
Chris
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yes
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Tomcat
I am using Jrun for development but would like to use
a free
Hello Stefan,
I am not very experienced at this either but I would have extended with a regular
bean instead of a servlet. I hope this helps.
Brad Webb
Stefan Henke wrote:
Hi,
first, I´m new to this list. So please apologize if this is a silly
question.
I´m using JSP with Tomcat adapted
yes it is, http://jakarta.apache.org/
there is binaries for win32.
Darrell
Dan Lopez wrote:
I am using Jrun for development but would like to use
a free implementation of some kind for production
deployment. I have thought of using Tomcat but is
there a win32 version that I can use for
Hi all,
Where to put the servlets on tomcat? And do I need to
make any modifications to any conf or setup file.
Thanks
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Alex Tang wrote:
Hi folks.
I was wondering...Is it possible to have a custom taglib tag produce (or
reproduce the semantics) of "jsp:include page=.../"? l
Yes. Inside the tag's implementation you can use PageContext.include() for this,
or use a RequestDispatcher directly.
I have the
Hi, after creating a web application in JRUN, directory map5.
I put my jsp files in map5/jsp/
And Beans in map5/web-inf/classes/
Please would you like show me what should I do for package in each class.
Thanks
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