Re: Beans invokes method on JSP??

Dear All, I want to talk to a perl master in our jsp group out there ?hurry.I badly need a help on perl Varna... - Original Message - From: Christian Kurze [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 26, 2001 4:52 PM Subject: Beans invokes method on JSP??

Re: Beans invokes method on JSP??

I don't know the perl list id - Original Message - From: Panagiotis Konstantinidis [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 09, 2002 3:02 PM Subject: Re: Beans invokes method on JSP?? Why don't you look to a Perl list then? 09/01/2002 09:27:31, Ravindra

Re: I want to make code shorter.

use a declarative block instead. %! vs % look at this doc: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/tags/12/syntaxref12.html and look at the difference between declaration and scriplet. You should probably bookmark this page. You'll get alot of answers to questions like this. -Tim -Original

Re: I want to make code shorter.

No! I don't see how a declaration would help here. In fact You hardly ever need to use declarations. Most people don't know exactly what a declaration does. As long as you're not 100% sure what it is. Don't ever use it Geert -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java

Re: Retrieving Multiple values of single Parameter

Don't forget to check for the case where getParameterValues(param) returns null. That's what happens when all the checkboxes are left blank... === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: signoff JSP-INTEREST.

%! % (was RE: I want to make code shorter.)

Until now I found only one place I can use it. It's an admin page where I am monitoring our server's current memory usage and memory usage "delta" between two "events". There you need some kind of "local", "static" (in C++ terms) variables to keep track of previous/current memory usage and I found

XML-Parsing

Hello List, I've a problem parsing xml-data! When should I read in the data stored in the xml-file? At every query the data is needed or once when the application is started for the first time and at every restart of the container? When using the second possibility where to store the data inside

Re: XML-Parsing

If it is configuration information that is important to the whole application, I personally would probably read it in once and store it as session variables. This will also prevent problems if someone modifies the configuration file while the application is open. If you read the configuration

Re: XML-Parsing

Thanks Margaret! I'm quite new to JSP, how to read the data only once in? Should I read it for every User in and then store it in the session? Bye, Philip If it is configuration information that is important to the whole application, I personally would probably read it in once and store it

Re: XML-Parsing

I think it really depends on how often you update your configuration data. In case you read it much more often than modifying it (I guess it's OK to assume that configuring an application is done less frequently than using the application) you can model the thing as it is intended to be used,

Re: taking NT Authentication for JSP App.

This is the technique we've used. When a user logs into our Intranet, they are redirected to an ASP page on our IIS server. The ASP/IIS combo has access to obtain the NT username of the current user. It then redirects back to the J2EE app server (Orion in our case) with the username encoded as a

Re: XML-Parsing

I can suggest some patterns for such scenario. You can user Singlaton pattern . Read the xml file put the key, values in some sort of map. Now whoever needs the configuration information will do so by calling some functions from a class which takes care of all the issues. like modification of the

Re: Beans invokes method on JSP??

Ravindra wrote: Dear All, I want to talk to a perl master in our jsp group out there ?hurry.I badly need a help on perl what about trying a perl mailing list? === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body:

info from HTTP...

Hi everybody, I need to build a tool which would be used through a JSP to get me some info from an HTTP page on the web via the response headers. This response will be shown in the same JSP page... Any input is most welcome! Thank you all, Best Regards, Joey

MetaTag and MetaData

Hi, I am a novice to JSP.. and web related stuff.. Now I am going through a tutorial for content management for an assignment and I come across keywords like 'metatag and metadata'. Here I can understand that metatag is an instruction to the browser. But what is meta data? When I search teh web,