Re: "Undefined variable or class name : out"

I tried it out... and it worked, But now, when I tried to put in more code, I keep getting strange errors. For example, I had an error on the line 'String sOpt = "";'. Do I need to include some library or so? What am I missing here. Thanx, Dinesh, S. -Original Message- From: Richard Yee

JSP Parameters

Hi There I would like to use some parameters at the application level and i want them to be in a encripted format so suggest me a tool/Program /Links to such resources which will Encode and decode( seperately ) my plan is to use these encripted information as a patch to my clientsApplication th

Re: Charts

Title: RE: Charts You can use JCClass lib from K L group to generate different types of charts like Bar Chart, Pie Chart, Line Chart, Stacked Bar Chart etc. There is one jar file jcclass.jar, you have to download that and add in classpath variable. you can see http://www.klgroup.com for more

Re: Charts

See http://www.jrefinery.com/ Smita Kotnis a écrit: > Hi all, > I need to develop some application which should produce some kind of charts >(Bar charts to be precise) What is the best way to do that? Are there any free >softwares available on internet related to this? Data to these ch

Application Parameters encoding-decoding

Hi There I would like to use some parameters at the application level and i want them to be in a encripted format I want a tool/Program /Links to such resources which will Encode and decode( seperately ) I would like to use these encripted information as a patch to my clientsApplication that ru

"Undefined variable or class name : out"

Hi All, You might want to check out this tool called Code Charge by Yes Software (http://www.codecharge.com). It's quite neat. It is a tool that help you build webpages using ASP, JSP, PHP, Perl, ColdFusion. I used it to generate my ASP codes. When I had decided to switch to PHP, I simply had to

Re: Bulk Printing from JSP's???

For our project, we have two methods. When a user generates single bill we use the browser to print it. The browser handles everything. When we need to do bulk printing, the stored procedure in database generates the bills as text files in a temporary directory. The text files are printed with a

Charts

Hi all, I need to develop some application which should produce some kind of charts (Bar charts to be precise) What is the best way to do that? Are there any free softwares available on internet related to this? Data to these charts is comming from data base. Any help? Thanks in advance

Printing a JSP Page

Hi all, Is it possible to save a JSP page as HTML, in to a folder on click of a button within that JSP? If possible how to do this? I am having a JSP page contaning some data, on click of a button of that JSP, the whole file should be stored as HTML. I appriciate any sort of help... Th

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Hi, Celeste. Yup you can use Process P = Runtime.getRunTime().exec( "your Dos command / batch file call); You can even run an external app even if the external app asks for parameters after running it (e.g. running telnet which asks for password) and you can even communicate with

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Suggestion 1 :- There is a function available in C++ that allows you to spawn processes. Have a look at that function to launch .exes'. I am sorry I cannot I remember the name of the function but if you search for spawning processes in your IDE you may be able to find it. I have tried it and it

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Take a look at the java.lang.Runtime.exec() methods. (*Chris*) - Original Message - From: "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 4:38 PM Subject: Re: [JSP-INTEREST] Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java > This is

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Thank you so much J. Babu and Richard Lee I knew there was a way to do it in Java, I just could not find it in the JavaDocs or any of my reference books. Celeste -Original Message- From: J. Babu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 7:00 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Hi, do like the following: Process P = Runtime.getRunTime().exec( "your Dos command / batch file call "); // i prefer you write one batch file, an call using above command. p.waitfor(); // to complete for the processing Hope this helps Babu -Original Message- From: Haseltine, Cel

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Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Celeste, Check out java.lang.Runtime.exec() -Richard At 06:12 PM 8/23/01 -0500, you wrote: >Does anyone know how you can launch another exe resident on the host server >from within a JSP or in a Java class bean? I have found a third party tool >that can send data to industrial printers from a D

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

This is a third party exe, and I just want to lauch it as an external application. Once the printing is stopped, the user would go back manually to the java app that launched the external application So if I wanted to emulate the following Dos command: C:\LMWPrint.exe /E=(jane, doe) How would

Re: Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

You can use JNI interface - but you would have to recompile your external application or write in C/C++ an app that calls your exe. - Original Message - From: "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 7:12 PM Subject: Launching an exe

Launching an exe from either a JSP or within Java

Does anyone know how you can launch another exe resident on the host server from within a JSP or in a Java class bean? I have found a third party tool that can send data to industrial printers from a DOS command line, inclusive of command line parameters. But for the life of me I cannot remember

Re: Urgent

You have a number of data types in SQL, including BLOB (Binary Large Object) for say a word document or RTF formatted text.   Hope that helps.   dwacon www.dwacon.com  

Re: Bulk Printing from JSP's???

Other than perhaps doing a javascript calls (I think print() works?), the only way I can think of that might allow customized printing is to use JNI and write a routine in C or C++ that does the actual printing. Not sure if this is feasible. > -Original Message- > From: Haseltine, Celeste

Re: Problems with servlets, tomcat and sessions

Clemente Dani wrote: > > But what about executing the init() method when the servlet > was already loaded?, why does this happen? > Servlets can be unloaded and then reloaded at any time. The lifecycle goes something like: init() --> service() --> destroy() --> init() --> ... I'm not talking

Bulk Printing from JSP's???

Has anyone out in the user community been faced with the task of trying to get a JSP intranet product to also do industrial bulk printing of rebate checks? I have been asked if the product I am currently developing can also handle bulk printing of rebate check information. Basically, the data th

Content management tools based on JSP/Servlet technology

Hi all, does anybody knows any Content management tools based on JSP/Servlet technology ? There is one : eContent from www.jcorporate.com, that is probably pretty good. Although I'd like to check out some others too, just to compare with eContent, if nothing else. Thank you for all your respon

Re: Problems with servlets, tomcat and sessions

But what about executing the init() method when the servlet was already loaded?, why does this happen? I'm getting printed the session Id, and is the same after and before this occurs, so I suppose that the session is the same. And the questios is that if the session was expired, I create a ne