Sio Pantarotto writes:
... we need to try to do things without envolving people. ...
That seems like a great business idea. You can probably make lots of
money if you succeed. Is it computer making software?
;-)
(Please note the smiley before posting an angry or stupid reply)
Mattias
Hello,
Is there a way to provide page breaks on JSP pages?
thanks,
Randy
With Internet Explorer you can use a CSS page-break-after. (I believe
this doesn't work for Netscape 4.x)
Read more on
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml
Hi Mattias,
We develop products that allow other companies to provide services through
the web, telephone, palm and other devices interfaces.
It does involve some administration from our clients but but try to minimize
as much as we can.
;-)
Siomara
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From: Mattias
Dear Chris,
A web application usually contains much more than just JSP pages.
The one I am currently working contains XML files, HTML files, Servlets,
vXML files, Java classes, Java beans, etc, etc,... and not only JSP pages.
So when I said that I have a web application this means much more
opf:prevForm action=/cust/listorders
...
This generates the following HTML output:
...
form method=GET action=/cust/listorders
...
I need to provide a mapping from
the actual JSP file /cust/listorders.jsp to /cust/listorders but
I'm
not sure
how to go about it.
What's wrong with
Otherwise I guess you could have a session bean with a finalize()
method,
which will be called when the session has timed out.
Since the HTTP protocol is a request/response protocol there is no
connection between the client and the server that is closed when the
user closes the browser (or moves
Wow, only one response for my last question. I'll re-phrase it this
time
maybe it'll read clearer than before.
Can someone suggest a way to implement a login/logout mechanism using
JSP/Servlets/Beans and a Database?
I didn't really get your security requirements but I'd say the easiest
Hi,
I'd like to use client certificates to identify some of my users. I'm using
Apache + Jrun and would like to understand what methods in the request
object would tell me what certificates (and related information) the client
has.
Thanks,
Clayton
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Sio,
Personally, I don't think running ANY type of company internal web server is
possible without someone handling the network/web administrative functions.
You can have traffic problems, network/hardware problems, etc, some of which
are best solved by just rebooting the server, and then
I have a servlet which subclasses another servlet. In the subclass service() method,
the first thing
I do is read a portion of the request using the ServletInputStream. This works fine
and I am able to
retrieve the information I need. However, I then call super.doPost(request, response)
and
Hi all,
randomly we are getting the following exception. Then once refresh the page
(browser) it goes away. Any ideas?
java.sql.SQLException: Io exception: not in streaming mode
Environment:
WebSphere Application Server - 3.0.2
JDBC 1.0
Servlets 2.1
JSP 1.0
Thanks in advance,
Sridhar
I want to be able to create a variable in a custom tag and make this
variable available in the JSP the tag was called from.
To do this I added the following line to the doStartTag (or doEndTag) method
in the custom tag.
pageContext.setAttribute(myvariable, myvariable,
I've just uploaded a new release of JWAA to http://virtualschool.edu/jwaa.
The main new feature is the ability to maintain java and html in separate files
and combine them at pre-compile time rather than at runtime as
template languages like Velocity does. The result is an alternative
to the
Create your own class.
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Subject: resultset
In my resultset I am getting result in the form of two dimensional array.
What will be the best way to store them ?? And the
Can someone provide me a simple example of using custom tag in jsp page.
Please it needs to be really simple. The ones I am finding are a bit
confusing.
Thanks
Sio
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Can you store the resultset in the user's session?
How big is your result's set?
Mike
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Subject: resultset
In my resultset I am getting result in the form of two dimensional
cbarnes wrote:
I want to be able to create a variable in a custom tag and make this
variable available in the JSP the tag was called from.
To do this I added the following line to the doStartTag (or doEndTag) method
in the custom tag.
pageContext.setAttribute(myvariable, myvariable,
Go to http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/ , find a taglib that looks
interesting, then follow the installation instructions and try it out.
There's not much to it.
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Sent: Friday, July 13, 2001 11:37 AM
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This is an excerpt from a JSP file using a taglib.
The call to the taglib should be in the head section:
%@ taglib uri=/Taglib/presentation-taglib.tld prefix=presentation %
Creating a variable within the page that takes a variable from the request
URL.
string yourmajor =
I have a JSP my.jsp running on SERVER A. In my.jsp I need to get a listing
from a directory on SERVER B.
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Have you tried to run this at all yet? It looks to me like it won't work.
Here's why.
you are attempting to use an include directive (%@ include ...) which is a
COMPILE TIME directive and change its behavior at RUN TIME (by having it
inside an if/else block)
This is an important distinction --
input type=text name=[element_name] value=
where
* is either %=request.getParameter([some_parm_value_name])%
or
%= (String)request.getAttribte([some_att_value_name])%
or
%= [some_string_object] %
otherwise, if it must be done dynamically, you can use javascript...
script
Please ignore the majority of my previous reply, did not read the message
close enough. sorry.
The best method would be to use the javascript, unless you want to change
the html into a jsp and do a
jsp:incude page=/altera_senha_colegio.jsp /
instead of doing the include file directive.
Joseph
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Hi,
since a resultset is tied to a connection, placing it in the session only
ties up the connection to that user and destroys the advantage of a
connection pool. Please consider using a cached row set, or jdk1.4 has some
disconnected result set concepts, or even creating a data object with the
Hi Kevin,
Your question is slightly confusing. XHTML is used on the client-side. JSP
is on the server. Meaning your JSP doesn't have to be XHTML compatible,
rather what it eventually generates needs to be XHTML compatible.
However, if you wish to make your code XML compatible on the server-side
Dear friends
I have a problem with the configuration of the JBuilder4 with Tomcat server(Apache).
Help me somebody.
Send me all that you know, any help is fine.
Henry Ortiz
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It's off-topic, but I think for programmers
this may be sort of interesting discussion.
Lets start with a few questions:
What do you think it's a good practice for
documenting your code?
What does it means to have self-documenting
code?
There are people who believes using absolutely
english
I do programming, support and documentation for my company
to give you some perspective of where I am coming from.
It is critical for programmers to provide step-by-step documentation
for both the technical writers and those responsible for supporting
what is programmed.
As far as naming, there
Hi!
I'm using JBuilder 4 Enterprise with tomcat. It works grate for me. Using
the debug feature a lot.
About configuration. The only thing I've added is the WEB-INF dir that I put
under the project dir. This is as usual the place for the web.xml file and
the tld file(taglibs). To run a jsp file
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When I debug in JBuilder 4, I meet the following information.
Ctx( ): IOException in: R( + /jsp/login.jsp + null) Connection reset by peer: socket
write error
but the programe can still run.
And I use the image in the root dir, such as MyWebDir/upload/ad/36.jpg file in
I am trying to do something that should be relatively simple but am having a difficult
time of it.
I want to migrate my JSP code to XHTML format.
My problem is with the JSP tags that are present. I try to encapsulate them into
![CDATA] which makes it a valid page but seems to disrupt some of
this is my code:
% response.setHeader(Pragma,no-cache);%
%@ page import=java.io.* %
%@ page import=javax.servlet.*%
%@ page import=javax.servlet.http.*%
%@ page import=javax.servlet.http.HttpSession%
%@ page import=java.io.IOException%
%@ page import=java.io.*%
%@ page import=java.net.*%
%@ page
In my resultset I am getting result in the form of two dimensional array. What will be
the best way to store them ?? And the smae resultset I wanna accesss from different
JSP pages/servlets within a user's session. How can I do that ??
any suggestion will be highly appreciated.
this is my code:
% response.setHeader(Pragma,no-cache);%
%@ page import=java.io.* %
%@ page import=javax.servlet.*%
%@ page import=javax.servlet.http.*%
%@ page import=javax.servlet.http.HttpSession%
%@ page import=java.io.IOException%
%@ page import=java.io.*%
%@ page import=java.net.*%
%@ page
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