If i may add to that
try looking at http://www.javasoft.com/tutorial and look for a tutorial on
"Security". It has a detail tutorial on the same with a demo of applet
signing - of course !
Mayuresh
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I perfectly understand .. under the circumstance what u could look for is at
http://www.jspsmart.com/liblocal/docs/en/articles/upload_en.htm
deals with almosty everything u could require about the subject though ..
Best of luck !
Mayureh
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hi jurius
i am using js p beans and oracle as database with javawebserver and there r
some comon beans talking to the database and every page has its own bean for
business everytime we make changes
in the individual beans we have to restart the server for update the changes
but as it when jsp is c
For those who request the Java Mail and JSP Example and even for those who
didnt
Here's the article (i managed to find it !)
http://www.jspinsider.com/tutorials/jsp/javamail/JSPJavaMail_intro.html
regards
Mayuresh
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Why don't you try doing some work of your own and narrowing down the problem
first, instead of just blasting your JSP code at the list? Not many of the
4500 or so people on this list will plough through almost 100 lines of JSP
code just to read what your problem is, let alone take the time to
unde
IMO the most important thing for a JSP "newbie" to learn is what
*is* JSP and what *is not*.
One person posted earlier saying there's
only one apparent mailing list about JSPs, why don't we have lots?
Somebody else posted saying "there's lots of lists for ASP, when
the JSP community gets sorted,
hi gurus!
i have problem...i have 3 images,image1,image2,image3 what i want is to
read all this
image...
arrange one over the other and make a single file out of it how can do
it...i code i have
written fine with text files but with images it reads all images that is
file size is sum of three
hi,
its good to see java technologies have life & i wish to happen so,
but
i found a totally different situtation in my place(Bangalore/India),
i am giving my personal experience, i agree that this may not be the case for all.
basically i am fresher direct from campus with B.Tech(=BS) degree in
I just thought I start another thread specifically on JavaServer Pages
and Enterprise Java Bean experience in the United Kingdom.
Thoughts?
What do you think about the current market rates £££?
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sorry forgot about the rate it is between 1500£ - 2700£ p.m for Asians
sandarbh
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I have been called to london from india to work on JSP.
answers it .I hope
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Is that Net or Gros, mate ? ( americanification: after federal or local state taxes or
before tax ;-)
Good JSP developer can earn up 45K per year? Senior level more?
Technical Architect still more (70-100K)?
BTW: If you have J2EE and EJB you're quids in alright
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Could you mail me your salary maybe to my personal a/c if you dont wanna
disclose it on the mail list.
I want it, coz i have a similar job offer for london and want to check notes
with you.
Cheers,
Binoy.
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Sent: Wednesday, Februa
Well to start with some thoughts, what is the average salary for an
ecommerce guy with
2 yrs of experience.
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 7:09 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Any views on the Java Web market in the U
Depends on the industry and the location in the UK.
Financial industry pays the most, e.g. banking for me personally.
Media publishing did pay so well last time I checked
Also the cost of living just like in the United States.
West coast being the highest, East coast next, florida some where in
Which company?
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Subject: Re: Any views on the Java Web market in the United Kingdom?
sorry forgot about the rate it is between 1500£ - 2700£ p.m for Asians
sanda
Ravi Prashanth wrote:
> Does anyone know of any good JSP web host ?
Try Capital Internet of Wisconsin USA. They offer a very inexpensive package which
includes PostgreSQL or mySQL.
http://www.capital-internet.net/
Ryan Calder
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Liberty Public School Di
Julia, maybe you have lots of time on your hands with nothing to do, but I
find that wading through the hundreds of messages in this list and the
others that I subscribe to each day takes a lot of time. I have work to do
as well as the small amount of time I can take to keep up with these
technica
I'd say the AVERAGE GUY (or GAL) of two years is earning between 35K-45K per year
for a Java e-Commerce development in the south of england across the spectrum of
industry from Mobile real time tech to Media to financial. If you have J2EE is
certainly
is much more by 10-20K me thinks
I am not s
I'm using Weblogic 5.1 as my servlet engine and I'm trying to compile a
Bean and it imports the:
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
packages. As you can tell, I get a class not found error since I'm using
Weblogic as my servlet and jsp engine...How do I get around this? If I
nee
I unsubscribed from this list once.
I kept getting messages for weeks afterwards.
Finally, I went to Sun's site and contacted one of the people
responsible for the list. He told me that there are so many users for
Sun's lists that the listserv software is always weeks behind
processing commands
Does anyone know if tomcat 3.2.1 can autoreload beans. I know it does jsp pages but I
cannot get it to reload beans and I want to know if it is possible.
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Here is the Win NT verstion which applies to Win2k as well. The platform is
really not that critical. What is more important? The Web Server you are
running...
http://jakarta.apache.org/jyve-faq/Turbine/screen/MainMenu/action/SetAll/scr
een/DisplayQuestionAnswer/topic_id/102/question_id/693/faq_i
Unfortunately not that i know of, maybe I'm missing a setting. (as you are
;-) )
I only know that sudo shutdown.sh; sudo startup.sh are my favorite commands!
;-)
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Hi,
I'm doing a project using JSP and JDBC right now. I'm trying to show only 5
search result entries on a single page, then have a link which reads "The Next
5 Entries" or something like that. But the problem is that I get my search
parameters from a HTML form, with POST method, I think there mu
Hi Boda,
Here is the link.
http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/
It has links for downloading API, Specification,
Classes etc
Then examples are found once you download the classes.
Good Luck,
Sreenu
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Hi All,
Can anyone tell me the Advantatges of Taglib in JSP?
Separating Business logic from Presentation is already done using Java
Beans.
In what way it is advantageous than Java Bean.
Can you tell something which can be done using Taglib(Custom Tags) and not
possible using JavaBean?
If poss
Frank,
Is your classpath correct? Does it include /weblogic/lib/weblogicaux.jar.
That is where javax.servlet.* is located.
-Richard
>I'm using Weblogic 5.1 as my servlet engine and I'm trying to compile a
>Bean and it imports the:
>import javax.servlet.*;
>import javax.servlet.http.*;
>
>package
As we all have the mailadress from which he sends his mail,
isn't it easier to send a reply to this adress. I'm sure he
appriciates getting about 4000 messages!!!:)
Nico
> Motion seconded
>
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specification and reference
>
Motion seconded
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Ravi Prashanth
Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 10:18 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: a$$holes in the forum
I think the easiest way to
The first decision you need to make is whether you want to GET the first
five results or whether you want to get all the results and DISPLAY only
the first five.
In the first instance you need to put something in your JDBC call to limit
the results you get back (you can do it in SQL!). In the sec
I am evaluating briefly some open-source application servers that
support EJBs.
Does any one know the ___NEW__ home page of EJBoss.
It used to `www.ejboss.org' but this has been taken over by a casino portal.
Tia
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Compare something like <%= mybean.getSomething() %> to - one is well-formed, and more likely
to be understood by less-aware JSP programmers.
It also means your JSP isn't clogged with tons of scriptlets that interface
with beans; JSP doesn't use beans for actions so much as for data
repositories.
Can somone tell me the difference in Weblogic 5.1 with registering a bean
via the
weblogic.httpd.register.ejbTest
method as opposed to just pointing to it in the ClassPath
and calling it with
_
Get your FREE download of MSN Explor
The method 'request.getParameterNames()' will return an Enumeration of all
the parameter names of the request object, regardless of whether you use the
GET or POST method.
So you could have a JSP scriptlet code that looks something like this:
<%
// get all the parameter names and their values t
thanks... that worked...Just couldn't locate itWish there was a tool that would search all your jar and zip files for the classes...
>From: Richard Yee<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROT
One way to unsubscribe is find a black Rooster and free it in a jungle when
it is full moon night. Take a dip in a river and you will be unsubscribe.
Double check before you perform these tasks. :))
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www.jboss.org
joe
At 17:13 07.02.01, you wrote:
>I am evaluating briefly some open-source application servers that
>support EJBs.
>
>Does any one know the ___NEW__ home page of EJBoss.
>It used to `www.ejboss.org' but this has been taken over by a casino portal.
>
>Tia
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Hi!!
I need to get the client's ip address using jsp pages.
Is that possible?
Thanks in advance
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Has anyone successfully gotten Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6 to proxy to
Weblogic Server 5.1
I have done it for Solaris and it works, but when I do it on NT, I can't get
it to proxy properly.
The browser always asks me to download .jsp files and not proxy them...
mime.types file= type=text
Hi, I have tomcat3.1, it was woking fine, now I downloaded the last version under windows2000, but when I try to start it like this :
C:\tomcat\bin\tomcat start
I got this error :
Unable to locate servlet.jar, check the value of TOMCAT_HOME.
TOMCAT_HOME is set to C:\tomcat;
Could you please he
Thanks, you are so kind...I'll check it out!!!
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>Date: Wed, 7 Feb 2001 12:03:38 -0500
>
>I had the same problem, so I wrote a program. The attached source will
>search
Hi
I am getting null when i try to get a value from cookie.I think it
supposed to return either the value or "".
And also in my code i am not setting to null for ORAID.
Could you please tell me why i am getting null.
ORAID= getCookiek(request,"ORAID") ;
String getCookiek(Http
Well that's fine, because I will resign tomorrow at 10am sharp then you wont
be able to blame me anymore, ok
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From: [EM
request.getRemoteAddr()
Check the snoop jsp example. It will show you how to get the IP and other
HTTP information.
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Eduardo Estefano
Integrated Information Systems
480.317.8549
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From: Marcos [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent
You can look at the HTTP headers in jsp.
If the client is behind a firewall, you will not get the correct IP, but it
would be the ip of the firewall.
The SnoopServlet code prints out the IP using
out.println("Remote Addr: " + request.getRemoteAddr());
Check it out.
Regards
Shahed.
Does anybody know if there is a jsp-job related web sites or mailing list?
Roland
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Eduardo Estefano wrote:
> request.getRemoteAddr()
>
> Check the snoop jsp example. It will show you how to get the IP and other
> HTTP information.
>
> -
> Eduardo Estefano
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> 480.317.8549
>
> -Origina
Is there a way that JSP or a servlet could retrieve the user's logon ID
from Windows logon?
By doing this we could eliminate the logon screen but still capture the ID
of the user.
Has anyone done anything like that before?
On our intranet site everywhere we move we need to supply the ID and a
pass
use request.getRemoteUser() method, but bear in mind that use must use NT
challenge response option checked in Authenticating the request, if you are
using IIS
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Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 1:26 PM
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Sure is.kind of.they do all kinds of Java though.
JobsLetters.com [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Mostly from flaky California outfits that offer you $15 per hour and all the
stock options you want.
> -Original Message-
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Hi, I am still strugling to start tomcat4b, now when I click in startup I get this :
C:\tomcat4\bin>startupUsing CLASSPATH: ..\bin\bootstrap.jar;C:\jdk1.3\;\lib\tools.jarThe system cannot find the file C:\jdk1.3\;\bin\java.C:\tomcat4\bin>
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Fix your system path.
(remove "\;\" , path segment should read "C:\jdk1.3\bin\java"
HTH
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Subject: start tomcat, PLEASE HELP ?
Hi, I am still strugling to
Yeah, not very strange
Your path should be:
CLASSPATH:=C:\jdk1.3\bin;c:\jdk1.3\lib\tools.jar;
Good luck
Nico
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Hi, I am still strugling to start tomcat4b, now when I click in startup I
get this :
C:\tomcat4\bin>startup
Using CLASSPATH: ..\bin\bootstrap.jar;C:\jdk1.3\;\lib\
No, what you're trying isn't legal. Try this instead:
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 1:09 AM
Subject: confusion with jsp:forward
> Hi,
> Is the followi
try to see your tomcat.bat file in the c:\tomcat\bin directory
then look for the JAVA_HOME environment variable and set it
correctly to "C:\tomcat"
hope it helps...
sufi malak wrote:
>
> Hi, I am still strugling to start tomcat4b, now when I click in startup I get
> this :
> C:\tomcat4\bin>start
Hey Dave,
Figured it out. I stupidly didnt change the default DB to Northwind when
creating the DSN. Thanks for the suggestion.
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Does the Application Server from JBoss run on Windows 98 ?
Boda
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www.jboss.org
joe
At 17:13 07.02.
A JSP page that is loaded takes variable lengths of time (sometimes a few
second, sometimes 30 seconds or more) for processing to occur before the
generated PDF file is displayed. During the wait period, it would be ideal
to display a "wait while loading ..." page was displayed in the browser
wind
Here is something you might want to look at:
http://jsptags.com/tags/navigation/pager/
It's a taglibrary that allows you to "page" through search results.
ZHU Jia wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm doing a project using JSP and JDBC right now. I'm trying to show only 5
> search result entries on a single pag
Hi all,
Step1: I have a login.html page which sends info'(userName and password) to
verification.jsp page. Here the info' is verified and if the info is correct
then it goes to main.jsp.
Step2: In this main.jsp page i want to access the userName and send it to
the servlet which calls the method
>Would I load a "wait while loading" page, then redirect to the page that
>does the processing?
That brings you back to the same problem - loading time of the second page
- which will remain the same.
In the above solution, you've just added one additional page to your
application, which neithe
Oh, I found out the error, when setting TOMCAT_HOME I added a semicolon,
TOMCAT_HOME SET TO C:\tomcat4 ( C:\tomcat4; was wrong)
>From: Nicholas Larsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>To: [EMAIL PROTECT
There are many ways to do this :
1st Method
If the username/password combination has been verified to be ok by
verification.jsp, then before sending it to main.jsp, you can add the
username to the session (HttpSession) and retrieve it from main.jsp using :
String username = Stri
On Wed, 7 Feb 2001, Charlemagne L. Rey wrote:
> try to see your tomcat.bat file in the c:\tomcat\bin directory
> then look for the JAVA_HOME environment variable and set it
> correctly to "C:\tomcat"
> hope it helps...
ops, TOMCAT_HOME should be something like c:\tomcat and JAVA_HOME
something l
Hi,
I am designing an application where a JSP page accesses some data from
database and it has to show the data in graphical format. The graph should
change dynamically as the data changes.
I found few approaches as using HTML to show the values, using applets,
using servlets which will generate t
No, no, no. It CAN be done without JavaScript and NS and IE both support
it.
NOTE: Pass a 'URL' parameter to make it refresh to different page like so:
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of A
It sounds like you are on the right track.
First make sure you're getting a value for userName in main.jsp. If you
are, then use to forward
the request to your servlet. By doing this, you should not get a null value
for request.getParameter("userName") in your servlet and therefore should
not
Hi All,
Since i didn't get any response, I am reposting it.
Can anyone tell me the Advantatges of Taglib in JSP?
Separating Business logic from Presentation is already done using Java
Beans.
In what way it is advantageous than Java Bean.
Can you tell something which can be done using Taglib(C
I get this from Weblogic 5.1:
Wed Feb 07 13:48:41 PST 2001: Servlet failed
with Exception
java.util.MissingResourceException: Can't find resource for base name
Message, locale de_DE
at java.util.ResourceBundle.getBundle(ResourceBundle.java:423)
at java.util.ResourceBundle.getBund
Well, if this were true,
the obvious return question is then: what are they looking for???
C++? OK, but that's a different story. They'll come to java eventually when
they see java is better fit for several taks C++ is now used for.
C#/ .Net??? Who has done a project in .Net yet? What I heard ab
Your reply is offtopic for the JSP list. Might I suggest a list for condescending
assholes. This is a JSP list
Joseph Ottinger wrote:
> This is offtopic for the JSP list. See the documentation on keytool and
> jarsigner from Sun.
>
> http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/tooldocs/win32/keytool.html
It's not either Taglibs or JavaBeans. Java Beans are great for accessing
the db or the ejb tier. Taglibs are good for encapsulating logic that affects
presentation or for forcing a standard format for html elements.
For example,we use a bean to return a collection of records to be displayed, bu
Hi,
Easy to see the source code.
Fumitada.
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check out sqlteam.com
there is a article on it..but its db side solution.
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Sent: Tuesday, February 06, 2001 4:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: data indention?
hi, i am doing a web forum and i would like to indent my
And from a different perspective, think about the HTML designer, the person that is
primarily responsible for layout. Consider what they know about HTML tags. Now
imagine being able to add to that any kind of tags you want. That's the capability
you get from custom tags. Suddenly your layou
the .net camp has a lot to worry about, so I can see them trying to do
something like that. However, there are a lot of jobs for java engineers in
silicon valley. The problem is right now is that there are also alot of
engineers becuase of the massive layoffs.
> -Original Message-
> From:
Plus, it's much harder for the UI people to break your code.
J
Tony Einarsson wrote:
> And from a different perspective, think about the HTML designer, the person that is
>primarily responsible for layout. Consider what they know about HTML tags. Now
>imagine being able to add to that any k
Use an HTML table.
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hi
yea, and falling through a job interview does not necessaryly mean that the
market is down ;=)
At 23:35 07.02.01, you wrote:
>the .net camp has a lot to worry about, so I can see them trying to do
>something like that. However, there are a lot of jobs for java engineers in
>silicon valley. The pr
Rob King wrote:
>
> Your reply is offtopic for the JSP list. Might I suggest a list for condescending
> assholes. This is a JSP list
>
> Joseph Ottinger wrote:
>
> > This is offtopic for the JSP list. See the documentation on keytool and
> > jarsigner from Sun.
> >
Actually, the reply was perfe
Agree with Kevin. on Monday I was on my company's booth for Brassring career
fair. Must say, there must have been massive layoffs. But there are lots of
jobs in java in the valley, only change is that the number of available
engineers has definitely gone up.
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From: Duff
This is what I think
Myth : there is a downfall of Java web based technologies like JSP, Servlets,
XML ???
Fact :The number of organizations moving towards the Java platform is contantly
increasing .Our company was
primarily a MS shop , recently a decision was made to move to the Java platform
ac
where did you hear this? I haven't heard about this at all.
Thanks,
~~~
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310-815-5091
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If a kid asks where rain comes from, I think a cute thing to tell him is:
God is crying. And
you can use this line of code...
String ipAddr = (request.getRemoteHost());
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Sent: Thursday, February 08, 2001 1:02 AM
Subject: How to get ip address using jsp
> Hi!!
> I need to get the client's ip address
A hacker can duplicate it by typing in the url and adding the
?form-element-name=value; so that it "fakes" out your program into thinking
it sees a request parameter.
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> Sent: Monday, February 05, 2001 8:39 PM
> To: [EMAIL
http://www.allaire.com/Products/JRun/
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> Hello,Can you tell me where to get jrun3.0 and configure it with IIS?
> suying
Hi, is there any place where can I find a Calendar in jsp or servlet.
I found a fancy one( with appaointment, schedulling, ...) a while ago, but
could not remember where , please I will appreciate if you can help me.
Thanks
_
Get your
Dear all,
Please, explain about I18N(Internalization) on JSP.
I try to input mulity byte character on JSP form and than save to file.
But I found double byte character on file is broken.
Please, let me know how I can do fix this problem.
I have same problem on DataBase access using JDBC.
I found
First..when you get in the JSP page, do a
System.out.println(request.getParameter("userName")); and make sure you are
seeing it. If you are not, make sure you check the spelling as upper/lower
case makes a difference.
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> From: Janavee Boda [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
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Shouldn´t u be using
request.setAttribute("Username",value) and
request.getAttribute("Username")
?
are u using RequestDispatcher??
could u send a piece of code to better see it?
U see, I´m onto that too ad i have doubts myself.
Rafael
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From: Janavee Boda [mailto:[EMAIL
Hello !!!
I have Apache 1.3, jdk 1.2.2, JSDK2.0, Apache_JServ 1.0 running fine on red
hat 6.0.
Now I need to run jsp programs as well, but I would like to keep my current
packages. I am not sure if I could get an apropriate version of jsp to work
with above packages. Also I know that Tomcat is a
There's a product called ClearTrust, which is a LDAP
client, you can use LDAP to store your NT logins (I
know this is done by many large corps), and ClearTrust
will manage these logins and they have a plugin you
can install on your webserver, so once you login to
NT, and logon to the website, Clea
r u brother of ashu varshney
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Hi there,
you cannot get the clients' local IP address with request.getRemoteAddr()
though.
It means that if they use a proxy server, you will get the proxy
server's IP address.
Fumitada
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Could we discuss more important things on the list?? :)
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From: Kishor K [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 10:49 PM
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r u brother of ashu varshney
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From: "Varshney, Arun" <[EMAIL PR
then answer this one
i posted it yesterday and i am yet to get a reply
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hi gurus!
i have problem...i have 3 images,image1,image2,image3 what i want is to
read all this
image...
arrange one over the other and make a single file out of it how can do
it...i cod
whether good or bad, i got it running on winme.
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From: Boda, Ramakrishna Rao (Ramakrishna) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 07, 2001 1:58 PM
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Subject: Re: Evaluation of Open Source Application Servers?
Does the Application Serve
To Rob King:
And you think that your reply helps?
I think this list is not for coursing
people, but to help each other.
If someone was lost and just happened
to ask something off-topic to this list,
then try to help if you could help.
Don't be sarcastic, please be nice and
BE HELPFUL.
Thank you.
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