Hi,
does someone know what is happening in the following situation:
a web client is sending a jsp page (request) with some parameters to
a login server through https. However the parameters in that jsp page are
lost, when I try to get their value they are all null. What is wrong?
Th
Hi!
What app are you using when developing beans?
/Henke
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Henke,
Most commercial IDEs have bean development capabilities. JBuilder
and Visual Cafe seem to be the most popular among them. They can help you
develop any type of beans. Java Beans and EJBs as well. If your new to
developing beans, I would suggest you start with that application that m
Why do
you keep sending this #$%#@ test!?
-Original Message-From: Ls2
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test
Title: RE: Dev. app. for beans
Good old EditPlus, it's like notepad but you can create shortcuts to javac.exe and the such so I can compile them. Nothing fancy.
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From: Henrik Johansson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 8:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROT
If you boss told you to jump out of the Window would you do it. You need to
make sure that what u are trying to do make sense. The most records that i
have returned was about 1000 (And it took several seconds just to display).
I have to agree with Richard that < 100 records is the most that you
Title: RE: Dev. app. for beans
How do u configure Editplus to handle compilation
of .java source files. How do u create shortcut to java.exe.
Thanks in advance
Praveen
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From:
Jean-Francois Pinero
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Sent: Friday, November 09, 200
Title: RE: Dev. app. for beans
Go to
tools, preferences, then under tools / User tools, you can add group and tool
items to your menu and once you do that, you can add "Compiling Java" under the
menu text, and under the command you give it "C:\jdk1.3.1_01\bin\javac.exe",
that's my setting. For r
Title: RE: Dev. app. for beans
HI Jean,
The procedure was easy as you have said but i
couldn't get it to compile the .java file properly. Do we have to set
PATH..
I got this:
Normal termination and got the output as if PATH is
not set properly.
Any clues...
Thanks
Praveen
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Title: RE: Dev. app. for beans
Make
sure you have argument as "$(FileName)" and initial directory as "$(FileDir)".
Have Capture output clicked as well.
-Original Message-From: Praveen Potineni
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Hi all,
I read an interesting article on using XML instead of JSPs for
presentation layer.
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-02-2001/jw-0209-xmlj2ee_p.html
While the article was very interesting, I am no java/xml expert.
Especially when it comes to using XSL. My question for ev
Tim
I'm not too hot on xml with java, but in msxml, files are just the storage
mechanism. To use xml (or xsl) the file is read in to create a tree and it
is the xml tree which you transform with the xsl tree. Therefore you could
create the xsl tree dynamically and transform your node with this.
Just a comment. If I'm reading you correctly, there is some confusion about
xml and xsl.
Xml is the data that is in the tree structure. Yes, this is often created
dynamically by extracting data from a source (often a database) and
enclosing it
in the hierarchical XML tags.
XSL is the style sheet
I read the article very interesting...
The purpose of the article is to explain the uses of xml + xsl to be used with
different media types(browsers) for their presentation layer.
Since in the near future the internet will not only be just ie or netscape, you will
have browser-based-devices. W
Hey Margaret,
Thanks for the response. I was, however, just wondering about
something that you kind of touched on. You mentioned that.. "However, you
would not really want to generate your XSL dynamically because you want the
results to be consistent". Actually that is exactly what I want
What about next generation net enable browser-devices
Their presentation layer is different and image contraints are also factors.
I like your point on display data based on what was passed.
Maybe have a mechanism to call the xsl file based on device type and then display data
regarding to wha
Hey Maurice,
Thats exactly what I'm working with now. And most examples seem to
follow that pattern. However, I do not want to have physical file mappings
for the XSL files (eg. No actual .xsl files).
So where we have today:
refering to a physical file call
Hi all,
I was wondering how other people approach the problem of passing parameters
to include files (or even if this is really something that it's a good idea
to do...). For example, say I want to specify some button text for an
included file, I may want pass a parameter called "buttontext" wit
You may want to try using the include this way so that you can use all of
the variables on the current page:
<%@ include file="test.jsp" %>
Eric
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Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 02:14 pm
Subject: Passin
try this:
:crook
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From: Chris Tucker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, November 09, 2001 2:14 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Passing parameters to includes
Hi all,
I was wondering how other people approach the problem of passing parameters
to include
Chris,
Depending on how dynamic you want the text to be there are several
methods you can use. For example. if a specific include page has a button
with the text "hello" and that changes only when business requirements
dictate it. You can actually just put it into your web.xml file as an i
Chris Tucker wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I was wondering how other people approach the problem of passing parameters
> to include files (or even if this is really something that it's a good idea
> to do...). For example, say I want to specify some button text for an
> included file, I may want pass a
Thanks to everyone for the replies. I'm thinking that my best approach (as
yet untested) will probably be to combine string parameter passing (using
jsp:param) and request attributes: i.e. use string parameters to identify
the name of the request attribute, and an object in that request attribute
One major advantage is that Tomcat is that it is an open source product. You
have access to the code and the support of an active open source community.
If you are interested in the latest JSP 1.2 or Servlet 2.3 features you
could use Tomcat 4.0.x. I don't think there's a Jrun version available wi
Hi everyone,
I posted a question asking about dynamically generating XSL
definitions for XML (versus having a physical XSL file).
I recieved a few emails from people asking me to let them know if I find a
solution. I'm happy to say that I have. Thanks to Steve Maring who works
with me (don
Sorry bout the formating on this one. I guess pasting into an email is not a
great idea. :-P
And sorry bout the lack of documentations. I got lazy.
If it doesnt copy and paste correctly or if you want some javadoc comments
included to help you understand what is happening, send me an email and I'
Hello Jason!
> To All JSP Interest,
>
>I need to do web page, which have mutli-version's charset. That mean I
> can click a button to change to "chinese" or "english" wording. But I try it
> is hard to make a dynamic charset on jsp? How can I solve this problem?
> Please anyone help?
I have
We (and our clients) are running JDK 1.3. JDK 1.4 add a very use function
replaceAll which replaces substrings. Is the source for the JDK available
anywhere or does anyone have something equivalent they wouldn't mind
sharing?
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> We (and our clients) are running JDK 1.3. JDK 1.4 add a very use function
> replaceAll which replaces substrings. Is the source for the JDK available
> anywhere or does anyone have something equivalent they wouldn't mind
> sharing?
I'm not sure if you can download JDK 1.4 yet, but there are man
hi,
When I query a SQL statement, the result comes true, then I want the current
Jsp page can forward to next Jsp page, let's say welcome.jsp
ResultSet rs = SQLStatement.executeQuery(Query);
if(rs.next())
{
"forward to welcome.jsp" show me the syntax here, thanks!
Hi all,
Thanks for the suggestion you have given on this topic. Though my intention
is not to make the user surf thru all the million records, but i was trying
to test such a big load. Our application is in the initial stages of
development and i was trying to see if tomcat can handle such a big l
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