Your
resultset isn't null... the result set does just not contain anything... test
if(rs.next())
{
//The Resultset contain at least 1
do
{
}
while(rs.next())
//or something, itäs up to you
}
else
{
//Does not contain any answer
}
Hope I
could help
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Hello all
I want to ask about this code...
This code get resultset from database,,, but if it
is null (the null result set) doesn't run the
code in the else section
I can't understand what is the problem ... If I use
sql tag or not... those have same result...
the code in else do
Title: RE: Encrypt Jsp , how?
Yes,
some of it. My experience is that the decompler don't work to a 100%, but they
would get out some (or most) of your code.
I
don't know what type of system you are running, but in Oracle you (can) deploy
the jsp into the database. So any "hacker" needs to h
answer to
1 : I don't think this is possible. Maybe you can tell the OS to use default
user/pass or something, but I don't think you can withdraw the password and
use it as you wish, since you then could easy do an application that shows
all the passwords to people.
If you can tell the OS to logi
I am starting out with JSP (and this email list) and I am
hoping that if someone had hardships with the following:
1. Win98
2. MS Access2000 database
3. 200MHZ MMX pentium pro processor
4. keeping everything java on its own HD
partition
they could let me know before I get ahead of
myself.
Title: RE: Encrypt Jsp , how?
That is good idea,
but can bean be decompiled?
Franco
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Encrypt Jsp , how?
How about putting everything
Title: RE: Encrypt Jsp , how?
How about putting everything in beans and just calling them?
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From: Miao, Franco CAWS:EX [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 5:17 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Encrypt Jsp , how?
Is there any way to encry
Is there any way to encrypt Jsp, not allow people read the content, but the
Jsp maintain functioning, just like Cold Fusion. Just in case someone hack
in the server steal the Jsp source code, but they can't read the code, the
Jsp file only shows strange characters. Any suggestion?
Thanks,
Fra
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Please you do not need to send any more tes
You cannot put a tag inside a scriptlet. Read the docs for DBTags at
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/doc/dbtags-doc/index.html
It explains how to get the value into a page variable (hint: use the "to" attribute).
Lance Lavandowska
www.Brainopolis.com
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From: "Tro
You are embedding JSP Tags within a Java Scriplet that is embedded in a JSP
Page. Unfortunately this level of nesting is not supported. You can design
your tags (using the TagExtraInfo) so that they create variables for you, or
you can directly call the JDBC routines from the Scriplet.
(*Chr
I am trying to make a variable that uses a value that comes from DBTAGS.
So when it loops through the recordset and gets the values from the
database, I'd like to do something like this:
<% String myvar;
myvar = ;
%>
I have also tried:
<% String myvar;
myvar = %><%;
out.println(my
Look up jrun. It works pretty well with iis.
Daniel Jaffa
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Two question and one part solution follows.
1. Is there a way to get the username/password of a user who has logged onto
a network domain (i.e. NIS or NTLM) without asking the user to (re)enter it
in a form (without using IIS or Cookies)?
2. Is IE (or Mozilla) capable of automatically picking up
Consider mdac the deliver vehicle for odbc/oledb. It is far easier to deal
with odbc through mdac than to individually mess with the odbc drivers.
To remove odbc drivers/mdac revisions, download the "component checker" from
www.micrsoft.com/data
Make sure you read the help, as using this tool i
MDAC is relevant to ODBC! See below. -- steve
>From Microsoft's description of MDAC:
What are the Microsoft Data Access Components?
The Microsoft Data Access Components are the key technologies that enable
Universal Data Access. They include ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), Remote Data
Service (RDS,
Now i'm getting this weird error...
javax.servlet.ServletException: JZ0D5: Error loading protocol
com.sybase.jdbc2.asa60.ASA60.
private String myDriver ="com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver";
private String myURL ="jdbc:sybase:ASA60:dbrepository";
My database is sybase database on ASA60 server and a
Sorry I do not. I have never used IIS with Servlets/JSP. I always think of
IIS and ASP working together not JSP/Servlets. Maybe if you post a message
to an IIS related mailing list.
24/10/2001 17:05:09, "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Thank you. The discussion under the Intr
Thank you. The discussion under the Intro pretty much answered my
questions. Do you know if there is a similiar discussion on the merits of
using IIS and other JSP/Servlet containers together somewhere else on the
web? My intial search on this topic using google.com on Monday did not
bring up a
MDAC and ODBC are not the same thing. Whomever suggested that you install
MDAC to correct an ODBC problem was incorrect. MDAC is Microsoft's version
of ADO (Active X Data Objects) and if my memory serves me correctly, I
believe it sets up a transparent "communication" layer for the developer
bet
Take a look here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.2-doc/tomcat-apache-howto.html It
might help.
24/10/2001 16:44:47, "Haseltine, Celeste" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I too am trying to understand what parameters you should take into
>consideration when looking at the JSP/Servlet cont
I too am trying to understand what parameters you should take into
consideration when looking at the JSP/Servlet container to use for a web
site, and whether you should use the JSP/servlet container in conjunction
with Apache or IIS. One thing struck me in the dialog below, and it was the
followi
I installed the mdac, but the error stays the same, should uninstall ODBC,
how?
> http://www.microsoft.com/data
> download the latest mdac
>
> Daniel Jaffa
> Computer GOD who Created the Stars and Moon
> "If you are not happy, I am not happy"
>
>
>
> _
Title: RE: test
Testing myself...
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From: Peter Pilgrim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 11:31 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: test
test mail
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It isn't clear exactly what your question is, but the following line is not supposed
to work (you cannot put a tag within a tag)
but this line should work (I say "should" because I'm having trouble with rtexprvalue
in a tag)
=
test mail
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Thanks for the suggestions...i had already set up the CLASSPATH but i forgot
to restart the tomcat...i restarted and it worked...i mean it recognized the
driver but now i got another problem... with the URL
javax.servlet.ServletException: Communication link
failure:java.io.EOFException
and the UR
http://www.microsoft.com/data
download the latest mdac
Daniel Jaffa
Computer GOD who Created the Stars and Moon
"If you are not happy, I am not happy"
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=
Your example does not disable the back button, it just hide it. You can
still go back with keyboardcommands or right-click mouse.
Yuo don't want to use location.href, but submit a form. I don't understand
what you are trying to say. You can excecute the function like this...
function myFunction
Just put mySQL driver in tomcat_dir\lib and restart tomcat, it works for
me.
>From: Praveen Potineni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
>reference <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Would like to know
>Date: Wed, 24
How can I reinstall ODBC, I know this is a silly question, but ʹve never
worked with ODBC, should I reinstall windows? Cause when I open the ODBCAdmin
an error occurs and the prompt tells me I should reinstall ODBC.
Regards
Othmar
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There is another way to do it in Windows 2000.
My Computer...Properties...Advanced...Environment Variables and then
append the path of your sql jar file to the end of the classpath variable.
24/10/2001 13:49:38, Praveen Potineni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi Alex,
>I have the same problem
Hi Alex,
I have the same problem that paul has. But i'm trying to do that on Windows
2000. I am getting a javax.servlet.ServletException:
org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver
I am using mm.mysql-2.0.6.1.jar driver and i set the CLASSPATH using
set CLASSPATH.. Not sure if i'm doing any mistake in setting the
Hi ,
I want to disable my browse back, forward etc. menu buttons...
If I use the code :
open(location.href, 'windowName',
'toolbar=0,menubar=0,status=1,resizable=1,scrollbars=1')
and close the old window:
window.close();
it should work. I found this on teh net. But my problem is that I don't w
Hi,
Please look at the following example and answer my question below.
I've created a simple web application with a JSP page and a tag. The tag
is of my interest. Here is a part of its tld:
portlet
tag.SimpleTag
empty
name
no
yes
Now here is the ma
That's not the only difference. As I said, WebLogic is J2EE whereas Tomcat
is a Servlet container. I'm well aware of what the implications are, and I
use a number of application servers; I'd say Tomcat's suitable for testing
and possibly deployment on sites with *little* traffic (not "a little
tra
Hi Bommakanti, Vamsee
In Oracle 8i there is a package that send email.
You can write a trigger to send an email as an answer of an event on
database, like insert, delete, login, etc...
Or You can schedule a task to execute at some intervals of time to send
emails. You choice!
Hope this help,
Iva
If you know ASP and ColdFusion, then learning JSP will be a
breeze - What you need to do first though is get started with learning Java
(without the Enterprise API's for the moment). I recommend the following
for a solid foundation:
1. visit www.javaranch.com to particaipate in the
forum
You can run Tomcat in conjuction with Apache for web sites with loads of
traffic. There is a version of Apache for Windows as well. Take a look at
the Apache project web site http://www.apache.org and you can find loads of
information
about how to do it. There is an extensive documentation on T
Coldjava announced a new release of Coldjava taglib. This suite provides 60+ custom
JSP tags for common programming tasks faced by JSP developers. Tags cover the most
often used areas in web development:
Database manipulations
XML/XSL support
SOAP, UDDI requests
printing formatted data
authenti
Title: JSP Tags
JSP:FORWARD is handled at the server side.
the browser is ignorant of its presence.
Hardeep Singhhttp://SeeingWithC.cjb.net
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From:
Sanjay Gomes
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 4:55
PM
Subject: JSP Tags
<%
return;
%>
or see an appropriate custom tag on
http://www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm
> how to stop e jsp?
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Title: JSP Tags
Hi All
Is the JSP:FORWARD tag a server dependent one or a browser dependent
The reason am asking this is coz it fails sometimes
Cheers
Sanjay
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I think the only difference here is that Tomcat is a Servlet/JSP engine
while Weblogic is a Servlet/JSP engine *and* EJB container (in a few words
weblogic is a proper Application Server).
Unfortunatelly while one of the most popular
Servlet/JSP engines (Tomcat) comes for free, the most popular E
Hi All,
Resin CMP is a webserver and EJB container downloadable from www.caucho.com. Has anyone used it? How do its
features and performance compare with other app servers like JBoss.
Thanx
Hardeep Singhhttp://SeeingWithC.cjb.net
Tomcat doesn't do what weblogic does. Weblogic is a J2EE container; Tomcat
is a servlet container. J2EE is more than servlets.
You might also consider Orion (www.orionserver.com) - it's also a J2EE
container, runs much faster than WebLogic (although BEA won't allow anyone
to publish benchmarks -
Yes, use PreparedStatement instead of Statement. It does it for you.
Ashish Shrestha
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Hi,
We have about 90% dynamic and 10% static content(few help pages and
mostly images). Yet we are using Apache + Tomcat 3.2.3.
Why? Well, our site is access with SSL (https) only. Though we did not
test it to verify, we were told that SSL in native library is faster
than Java. Basically, Apache
The *best* solution would be to use client side JavaScript!
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I am using the following code as a jsp login page. On pressing the Login button the
cookie should be created but its not. Any ideas?