Can any one send me link where can i get good material on Jsp Taglib?
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depends on what your requirement is.
Apache, IIS, Netscape...there are several of them.
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Hi,
http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs/tutorial.html
It also has links to the Sun's site which tells you step by step on what to
do.
Cheers
Ashwani Kalra
Sr. Mem. Dev. Staff
Aithent Technologies
India
www.geocities.com/ashwani_kalra/
try c:/ycertificate.cer .
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Subject: Re: file definition
I still get
See for example XSL taglib on
http://www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm
Any one knows what is the code in JSP to transforming XML to HTML using
XSL file in server side ?
I have the XML and XSL files already ... i cant find the jsp code to do
this .. or anyone knows any document i can use ?
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We are doing this in the current project. It uses the tag libraries.
Checkout the link on apache i have already sent on this list.
Cheers
Ashwani Kalra
Sr. Mem. Dev. Staff
Aithent Technologies
India
www.geocities.com/ashwani_kalra/
Yea. I had problems deploying with the newest version
of xalan/xerces as well. Just copy the xalan.jar file that is in the XSL Taglib
examples war file. It's looking for a XSLTInputSource class that is, for some
reason, removed from the new version. (I cant find documentation for why it was
Hello everyone!
I am attempting to create a jsp page (jsp1) which will include a result of
another compiled jsp (jsp2) with dynamic parameters to somewhat of the
following effect:
%
int numForms = 5; //this is a variable that comes from session
for (int i=0; inumForms; i++)
{
%
Hi,
It is possible to have a dynamic JSP parameter.
But this way of passing parameters is incorrect.
value=%=i%
try to change approach.It will work.
Rgds,
Arijit
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Thank you for your response.
Any suggestions on a different approach?
Elena Tsifrina
SYSCOM, Inc.
www.syscom.com
410-539-3737 x1322
Arijit
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Hi
Can u give me the snippets of the the code where the variable i is defined
so that I can give u the diff approach
Rgds
Arijit
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Arijit,
Could you briefly explain why this way is incorrect? Are you referring
to placing these values in session and extracting them at the second jsp
thru session.getAttribute()?
Thanks,
Brian
Arijit Chakrabarti wrote:
Hi,
It is possible to have a dynamic JSP parameter.
But this way of
Thanks.
Variable i is defined in the FOR loop around the jsp:include tag. Tha
maximum value numForms comes from the session.
Here is the snippet again:
%
int numForms = 5; //this is a variable that comes from session
for (int i=0; inumForms; i++)
{
%
jsp:include page=MyForm.jsp flush=true
Hi,
I think I got your problem.
Do one things instead of putting the snippet:
jsp:include page=MyForm.jsp flush=true
jsp:param name=index value=%=i% /
/jsp:include
inside the for loop just define a StringBuffer varible and put the varible
in the for loop to concatenate the value of the i
Brian,
This method is incorrect way of calling because she is putting the snippet
jsp:include page=MyForm.jsp flush=true
jsp:param name=index value=%=i% /
/jsp:include
inside the for loop.
So for every iteration it will include the page.
Do you think this is the correct way of
Thank you for the responses.
Arijit, actually what I need to do is include the same jsp a bunch of times
with a different parameter every time.
Brian, I have actually considered placing the value of i into the session
and retrieving it from there in the included page. But I am trying to
avoid
A couple more : IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic.
-Rizwan
Pankaj Jain
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What about the products at www.caucho.com
??
Angel Java Lopez
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A couple more : IBM WebSphere, BEA WebLogic.
-Rizwan
I'm running Tomcat 4.0 on top of IIS but you can just run Tomcat 4.0
standalone on port 80 and it works just fine.
-Tim
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What
Would you happen to have good install instructions about how to set up and
configure Tomcat to work with IIS. I am starting a project that will involve
this.
Thanks
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I would highly suggest using Apache w/ Caucho vs. IIS w/ Tomcat. I've used
both combinations and the Apache/Caucho combination was much easier to
configure and seemed more powerful and responsive.
Just my opinion though
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From: Anthony Diodato [mailto:[EMAIL
I hear ya. Its just that Im not in charge of making the decision. They are
in love with IIS, (God knows why???) supposedly because of the support you
can get from them.
Our last web project was using WebSite Professional w/JRun.
Its not my decision, but I have to go along with it.
Tony
Huge pain in the butt :)
There's alot of documents out there but most have errors.
follow these 2 first:
http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-3.3-doc/tomcat-iis-howto.html
http://www.verysimple.com/scripts/support_tc_iis.html
The second doc is very short and very good.
It really helped me
Hi,
The attached page will help you to install Tomcat to work with IIS.
Rgds
Arijit
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IMNSHO Resin + Apache (on linux?) is the best combination there is.
If you don't need EJB, then Resin is absolutely the best solution. If you
want EJB's as well, add JBoss or switch to Orion.
Geert Van Damme
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Caucho Resin vs. Tomcat is no contest. Resin with Apache 1.3.22 under Linux
7.2 is really fast.
Linux 7.2 takes advantage of AMD processors and optimizes for those special
BIOS features unique to the AMD chipset.
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Hi, every one,
Could any body tell me where I can get detailed instruction about how to
plug Resin into Apache? Any comments will be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Richard
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Trying to get my resin to work with IIS
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Hi All
I have Read all the comments sent by u ppl.
I will suggest to use the hidden paramer in included jsp.
So try to use hidden parameters in the included jsp.
i have used the same approch .Let me know if you require source code
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