%@ taglib uri="/Web-inf/taglib.tld" prefix="mt" %
U are required to put the taglib.tld in the folder /web-inf or otherwise
mention the relative/fixed url of where the TLD will be found in the "uri"
attribute of "taglib"
hope this helps
Mayuresh
Hi Yogeeta
There in no web_inf directory in myserver/public_html/ directory. I hv
created one and put dld in it but didnt work.
Yeh Am i following proper steps to use taglibs or something else i need to
do.
Thankx and reagdrs
Balkrishna Parab
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From:
hi Mayuresh,
taglib.tld is in web-inf folder only but thats in myserver/public_html ;its
in
D:\weblogic\examples\webapp\cookie\web-inf folder
Thankx
Balkrishna Parab
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From: "Mayuresh Kadu (Aftek Infosys, Pune)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday,
Hello,
I'm new to JSP and JDBC, now I wonder how I can best realize the "Connection
Pooling" mentioned everywhere. In the book Special Edition Using Java Server
Pages and Servlets the author introduced some mechanisms to deal with
Connection Pooling. The basic idea is simply holding some
Maybe a moderator is needed, though perhaps Sun don't want to assign
somebody this role. I would be happy with a moderated group personally,
although occasionally the off-topic posts are useful in my own work.
For some reason, many popular developer-focussed forums seem to
degenerate into
Have u tried searching for the same. When i put in the words "ASP vs. JSP"
in google it yielded me about close to a 1000+ responses. The following two
links have been taken from the first 5 among those displayed :
http://www.serverpages.com/Java_Server_Pages/JSP_vs_ASP/
The best approach, IMHO, is not use database connection pooling yourself at
all. Use J2EE, and the application server normally handles pooling for you
via a JNDI reference, so using a pool becomes trivial... and you're not
coding it.
Even better is to avoid accessing the database directly in JSP
Try using
input type=FILE ..
Mayuresh
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From: ramanathanp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, February 03, 2001 9:49 AM
Subject: URGENT : File-Save As Dialog Box
hi,
I have a html/jsp page on which i have a button called "Save to File".
when
please stop this, if there is not a personal problem , then it should be
discussed here, people here are as qualified and as helpful than people in
Delhi
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From: "Kevin Duffey" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 6:18 AM
Subject: Re:
Sun's Forte package is nice and free. Dreamwever UltraDev has JSP hooks as well, not
so much a ide but nice.
Pete [EMAIL PROTECTED] 02/04/01 08:26PM
Hi there!
I'm an ASP/VB developer looking to move to JSP/Java. I'm interested to know
what people use to develop JSP/Java apps - Oracle's
input type=FILE .. it gives browse button for selecting file...
I want to open up the FILE SAVE AS Dialog box for saving files to disk...
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From: Mayuresh Kadu (Aftek Infosys, Pune) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 5:34 PM
To: [EMAIL
Hi Chandrika,
Can be person you are looking for. I am from delhi.
Though I am not working on JSP, I have got fairly good idea of things. Can contact me
if you wish.
Abu.
On Sun, 04 February 2001, Chandrika Khera wrote:
Hi,
Is anybody in Delhi who has some experience working on JSP? I
This current thread also underlines the need for moderation. And moderation
with an iron-fist, if you ask me.
With traffic on this list as high as it already is, do we really need more
emails bouncing around about JSP in Delhi, when
1) It could be taken off the list and onto private emails from
Hi,
I am not an expert on technology evaluation, but i can definetely share
my experiences.
I have developed applications using both technologies ASP and JSP.
Here are a few differences
ASP works only with Microsoft IIS server , it does work with Apache also but you
need
I'd be willing to moderate. It'd be a really easy job, for the most part:
"Oh, look... a JSPI mail. [delete]"
I'm joking, of course... that'd be the response MOST of the time, although
I'd probably reply "This should be on a generic Java list" or "This should
be on your application server's
Go to java.sun.com/products/jsp and search the archive for connection
pool. There was something about this topic last month.
--Angus
ZHU Jia wrote:
Hello,
I'm new to JSP and JDBC, now I wonder how I can best realize the "Connection
Pooling" mentioned everywhere. In the book Special Edition
or you can stop answering these post or send the reponse back to the
original poster's email only instead of the newsgroup.
Joseph Ottinger wrote:
I'd be willing to moderate. It'd be a really easy job, for the most part:
"Oh, look... a JSPI mail. [delete]"
I'm joking, of course... that'd
Duncan,
Do not know of a moderated JSP list.. But an example of a very successful
moderated list (ASP focused) can be found at www.asplists.com run by
Charles Carroll of www.learnasp.com. Very tightly moderated along topic
specific lines. Very focused and VERY useful.
Nice thing about it is
Here is an article on JSP vs ASP development
http://www.jspinsider.com/articles/jspasp/jspasp1.html
Sreelatha
Daryani Santosh wrote:
Hi,
I am not an expert on technology evaluation, but i can definetely share
my experiences.
I have developed applications using both technologies
I remember someone posted Login-related question recently. I have a newbie
question on this.
In my web application, I have login1.jsp which calls login2.jsp to handle
the actual login process. I use JDBC-ODBC-Oracle to handle the database
connection. If successfully logged in, the user will be
In welcom.jsp, first check for 'username' in the session. If there's none,
then redirect the user to login page.
You can store this 'username' into the session (HttpSession) from the login
page (login1.jsp).
So, if someone directly tries to enter
http://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/welcom.jsp ,
Well, to my knowledge, setting the machine's system date and time is very OS
dependent, and the only way I know of in Java to do this would be to use the
'exec()' methods of the 'java.lang.Runtime' class to do the OS call.
Even so, you may run into some security issues about setting your
I get the following error message when I invoke my JSP,
authenticate.jsp:
-
org.apache.jasper.compiler.ParseException:
/home/ivan/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/CHT/jsp/authenticate.jsp(6,46)
Attribute , has no value
two points to rectify
1. The scripting language for ASP can be Javascript as well as VBScript.
secondly even ASP Page compiled everytime you serve it.Also the container
does not
start a new process for every page , this gives a performance gain.
Sandarbh
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From:
We are using a netscape proxy server in front of weblogic 5.1 to act as a
login authenticator. When users request a particular file they first hit
the proxy server (which prompts them for username/password), and then, if
they are authenticated they are redirected to the weblogic server to get
Can anyone say if we can read a Microsoft Access database from a JSP/Servlet
that is running on a Unix box? I was wondering if there was some sort of 3rd
party (i.e. ChiliSoft) product that would allow this or if I could put the
MDB on a NT box and read it from my JSP/Servlet running under
I would like to set up cocoon running in tomcat. I am using cocoon 1.8 and
Tomcat3.2 in Winnt 4.0 . I followed instruct from
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/javaxml/chapter/ch09.html
but finially cocoon doesn't work to me.
Have anyone know how to set up cocoon under tomcat. which version of
Why not just use ODBC. It will work fine. However, Access is a single user
database so you will not be able to support multiple connections well.
Access closely mirrors SQL Server except for the multiple connection
support. If you want to be able to support multiple users you will need to
get
yes you can read Microsoft Access database from Unix Box
If you are using JDBC 1.0/2.0 it is very much possible
instead of using JDBC-ODBC bridge driver (Type 1 driver)
use Type-4 driver for Microsoft Access (provided by Third party)
and provide the approriate URL syntax after loading the driver
Ivan Handler wrote:
I get the following error message when I invoke my JSP,
authenticate.jsp:
-
org.apache.jasper.compiler.ParseException:
/home/ivan/jakarta-tomcat/webapps/CHT/jsp/authenticate.jsp(6,46)
Bill,
Access is not really a network RDBMS, so in order to get ODBC access to
it, your Solaris box would need to have access to the filesystem of the
Windows box.. Do you have that capability? Once you do, you would need
some sort of ODBC driver for the Unix side. While I personally have not
This is an odd situation where the MDB file belongs to our customer and they
are allowing us to copy it nightly in order for our customer relations folks
to do some read-only queries on it to produce reports. Our production app
server (WebSphere) runs on Solaris. Can I use ODBC on a Solaris box
HI Srinivas,
I have written quite a bit on the differences between ASP and JSP which you
can find at www.jspinsider.com.
However, the reason I am responding is I wanted to add something additional
to what can be found in the asp / jsp articles I have written
I now feel as a general rule of
I would like to reduce space between text field and prompt in JSP which was generated
using BC4J. The JSP is using a bean ViewCurrentRecord.
Can anyone help me on this?
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Yes but lets talk speed.
For some reason i just don't have faith in Java as being
a fast language.
Can someone shed some light on the issue?
I have read some benchmarks but the test scripts were very
simple and I dont' think a simple hello world test can provide
meaningful test data. Ive read
Yes but lets talk speed.
Yes, let's.
For some reason i just don't have faith in Java as being
a fast language.
What reason would that be? Based on what? Careful observation? Use? Swing?
Swing I can understand, although I'm willing to say that's because I rarely
if ever use it. (I don't do
Not source changing but content.
Like a message board.
Take a look at www.wb.com its pretty slow, although who knows what sort of
traffic it might be getting bombarded with.
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From: Joseph Ottinger [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 3:18 PM
To:
Mike: I'm not an expert about Netscape proxy servers by any stretch of the
imagination but...I imagine given what I understand of session tracking that
would be the source of your problem. I would guess that each time the proxy
talks to WL, WL thinks that is it a new session and acts accordingly
Check this URL , its compares ASP vs JSP performance on ORION server with a page
NOT as simple as a HelloWorld
http://www.orionserver.com/benchmarks/benchmark.html
Santosh
Joseph Ottinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 02/05/2001 03:17:34 PM
Please respond to A mailing list about Java Server
Yes, but again isnt' this test repeating the test over and over so
the Page written in java is not being reparsed since its already compiled
right?
what if the page is always changing like in a forum? it will have to
reparse..that will change evertying? am i right?
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Makes no difference. The bottleneck in this case is not Java but "how fast
can you get the content," which is a filesystem/database connection issue.
Java does fine at this, just as well as other technologies, with the
advantage of portability.
Not source changing but content.
Like a message
Well,
the benchmarks are done by Orion themselves ;-)
The same is true for the benchmarks for Resin.
However, from my experience, it's absolutely true that there's nothing slow
about Java servlets/jsp.
Of course, I've also seen some performance comparisons who talk about JSP,
but only measured
Yes, but again isnt' this test repeating the test over and over so
the Page written in java is not being reparsed since its already compiled
right?
what if the page is always changing like in a forum? it will have to
reparse..that will change evertying? am i right?
From your answer, it's
Hi,
Where can I find help to configure Tomcat to run with IIS?(if it is
possible)
Thanx
T+
--
Rodrigo de Oliveira Lopes "Nao me entrego sem lutar
Mestrando em Ciencia da Computacao Tenho ainda coracao
A JSP is only compiled, and thus parsed, when the source JSP is newer than
the compiled java source, and class file it generates. When this parsing is
completed, a JAVA source file is created, following which a JAVA class file
is compiled based on the generated source.
Even if the content is
shameless-plug
It's not JSP specific but we (developmentor) host a moderated advanced java
list at http://discuss.develop.com/advanced-java.html
/shameless-plug
Kevin Jones
DevelopMentor
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Hi,
This refers to the problem of deciding the target of a servlet at
runtime. I think one of the options would be to follow a two step
process. The first servlet creates the Frameset Html file, the decision
as to where the actual servlet will be called is made here. The Frame
would then just
Hi,
Your answer is interesting, but please tell me how a hacker can duplicate at
the second page.
Thankyou.
ThuLV,
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From: "Ravi Prashanth" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 1:49 AM
Subject: Re: How to secure a page?
In
Hi,
Does anyone know of any good sites that have information on how to create a
menu system (tree) using JSP - without the use of client-side javascript?
Regards
Will
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Hi,
I had declared a public method in a JSP page and that method only
do "out.println("Testing");", but when i call that method, i got the error
message saying that out is undefined or not declared...
Can anyone please help me? Thanks.
regards,
Wayne
Hardeep's MailHi,
Please tell me what i need to do to sign an applet. I want the applet to be
able to read arbitrary files. So, i should sign it. But how to go about
signing? I already have a digital signature.
Hardeep
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Hi willy,
Since the menu resides on the client side, that leaves little alternative
in the design of interactive menus for html pages.
While I build dynamic menus in several different manners, the method which
comes closest to what you want is a merging of JSP and a DHTML menu
similiar to what
you need to pass 'out' as a parameter to the method
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From: Wayne Lian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 8:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problem in using out.println in method
Hi,
I had declared a public method in a JSP page and that
All the public methods will be declared out side the service method ,
out is defined inside service
so "out" variable is not accessiable inside ur public method,
to solve this problem just pass out variable as an argument to ur method
cheers,
ravi
Wayne Lian wrote:
Hi,
I had declared
you need to pass 'out' as a parameter to the method
what is the type of this 'out'? Just know it's from interface of JSPWriter.
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From: Wayne Lian [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 8:59 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: problem in
Hi there,
I was wondering whether it is possible to include a swing object in a JSP.
I've got a java bean which utilises Swing's JMenuBar. In my JSP, I use:
jsp:useBean id="myMenu" class="foo.SwingMenu" scope="application" /
But when I run the JSP, I receive a java.lang.NullPointerException
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