Edit the weblogic property file located in the weblogic directory
Search for the word JSP and note down the temp directory for compiling the JSP files.
Delete the this directory before running the JSP file. This way weblogic will recreate
the directory if it does not exists and then recompile
JSP has nothing to do with whether or not the style will be applied to the
text
i'd check your broswer and your code.
style interpretation is all browser side in your case.
Graham/
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Your syntax is wrong. This:
b
{
color="red"
}
Should be:
b
{
color:red;
}
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Graham Robinson
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No, it means you are not using a style sheet?
CSS are on the client-side not the server. Your JSP is on the server side.
This means what ever your JSP returns to the client will have the style
sheet applied to it.
http://www.w3c.org has the official syntax for CSS.
You do not need to specify
Hi,
Use the include directive for calling the bean call tye methods in the
scriptlets part of the jsp.
This will solve the problem.
Hemant
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Simple solution: scan book to cd. Save in PDF format. one-hundredth the
weight.
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Tomcat is about 3 or 4 times slower than Resin or Weglogic.
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Raman
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Subject: Which one is
I would go with Orion application server (www.orionserver.com). Fully J2EE
and is very fast, clusterable, scalable, and so on.. Free to use for all use
and only $1500 per server for production use.
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How does it compare to JRun?
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I would go with Orion application server (www.orionserver.com).
Pardon my ignorance of Resin, but why use Tomcat then?
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Tomcat is about 3 or 4 times slower than
I wouldn't even compare the two. Orion is far better. I take it you are
talking about JRUn 3.0? I haven't run any comparisons lately, but Orion is
much easier to get up and running, and has wider support than JRun.
Performance wise I would have to say Orion is a magnitude better..but I
don't know
Something must be missing, given that JRun 3.0 won best-of-show at Fall
Internet World
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I
Ofcourse something is missing..Orion wasn't there. :) Orion overall is a far
better product, however, Orion lacks the documnetation and some packaged
tools that other vendors provide..in favor of a more solid engine for J2EE
development and deployment. Also, JRun is $5000 per cpu, Orion is $1500
Dear All,
I want to search an Oracle number through a prepared statement.
Could you tell me how to map the String to the Oracle number please?
The code I used:
String myStr = "SELECT CUSTOMERS.NUMBER FROM CUSTOMERS WHERE
CUSTOMERS.NUMBER = ?";
PreparedState selectStatement =
Use the setLong method.
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There are session monitor events which you can register listeners for to get
a response when a browser closes.
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Subject: How to write Bean with indexed property
I need to write a bean to reference from a jsp. I am reading multiple rows
from a table
Hi,
Try giving as:
b{color:red;}
rather than color=red
tr,
deep
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Wow. That's brilliant. Do you have any problems porting to Resin, or is it
normally pretty smooth?
And why Orion, if Resin clocks much faster?
John
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Hi,
Use the tag like : jsp:useBean id="conBean" scope="page"
class="com.xyz.beanName"/
The beans path will be : \weblogic\classes\com\xyz\beanName.class
Hamid Hassan
VSDI
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I had previously asked about displaying japanese characters in the jsp
pages.It is turning out to be a crusial situation for me.
So if someone has used some methodology in your works would you kindly let
me know the way in which it has to be done.It would be more helpful if I get
a quicker
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