Hi,
A test tool no ? Like stresstool (microsoft), e-Suite, Mercury Interactive
and so on ...
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Hi,
When I want to use response.sendRedirect(mypage.jsp) Tomcat sends a
redirect response to the client like
www.mydomain.net/myapp/mypage.jsp. The problem is that my application
works in intranet, so, I prefer Tomcat sends
192.168.168.100/myapp/mypage.jsp. But I don't remember where I give
the
Hi,
I want to declare an array object in jsp:useBean tag, is it possible?
for example i can declare
jsp:useBean id=msgbeans scope=session class=MessageBean /
but how to make the msgbeans variable become array?
Regards,
Louis
this is compile time, not run time.
so this is not possible.
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From: Louis Voo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, January 11, 2002 4:40 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Can I declare array in jsp:useBean tag?
Hi,
I want to declare an array object in
Hi
When you use response.sendRedirect(mypage.jsp), the server send a redirect
header to the same domain that the jsp that calls the method. By example,
if the jsp with the call is redirect.jsp,
and you run this jsp from http://192.168.168.100/myapp/redirect.jsp, then
sendRedirect would send the
Title: Message
I've never used the RPM, but maybe you should use the
binary .tar.gz file...it's just as easy to install if not easier. Do all
this as ROOT.Get the file (http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat-4.0/release/v4.0.1/bin/jakarta-tomcat-4.0.1.tar.gz)Un-Tar it where you
The problem is to delete the information www.mydomain.net I entered, but I don't
know where.
Because I run this jsp from http://192.168.168.100/myapp/redirect.jsp, but
sendRedirect send the client to
http://www.mydomain.net/myapp/mypage.jsp. But I want it send the client to
Louis,
You don't have to use a bean tag. You can declare an array variable in a
jsp page just like you can in a Java class, and then start using it in your
jsp page. If you need to pass the data to another jsp page, you just save it
in the session object. For example:
body
%
//declare local
I think Shrikant's argument would be more relevant in more cases than
Geert's. Let's do some calculation:
A typical header + footer may include 5K of content, which might be
translated into 10K of servlet compiled code.
I don't know exactly what the overhead for loading classes into memory is,
Did you do any tests? That's the only relevant thing here.
I'm simply saying that I don't know which is faster.
I know for sure that (appart from performance) there are problems with
static includes. It takes more maintenance
Just another point of view:
Now if the overhead of calling a
Louis Voo wrote:
Hi,
I want to declare an array object in jsp:useBean tag, is it possible?
for example i can declare
jsp:useBean id=msgbeans scope=session class=MessageBean /
but how to make the msgbeans variable become array?
jsp:useBean can only be used to create instances of
It's probably safer to do the page directive rather than meta tag. If you
look at the generated .java file, you'll see that the content type header
gets set before your JSP code even starts executing. In my installation of
Tomcat 3.2.4 it's this line:
Title: RE: Difference between html meta tag and jsp page directive
Great. I wasn't aware of the setContentType method. If I take this approach, would it cause
problems if I remove all characterset info,using the page directive, from my jsp
pages and instead insert a bean, which sole function
Title: RE: Difference between html meta tag and jsp page directive
Hmm, good
question. Seems worth a shot.
Be sure to
try it with different browsers, and if you run into problems try making the bean
call happen before any data gets pushed to the browser--including
whitespace.
Also, you
may
krithikav wrote:
But what is meta data? When I search
teh web, it says, metadata is data about data.
You said it meta data is data about data!
Let me illustrate Author might be a data. Information like what type of
data is Author is meta data for example, Author is a string.
Hello there,
Putting the line below gave me the exception message
%= exception.getMessage() %
I want to get the printStackTrace of exceptions in JSP.
I read that there is a method for printStackTrace which
accepts an output object. I figure that implicit out
object in JSP for this.
However
Hi,
Use try from start 2 end of ur page
Catch the general exception and print its stact trace
e.g
tr{
...
..
}
catch (Exception exp)
{
%= exp.getMessage() %
}
Hamid Hassan
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