Dear Friends,
Do any one know where can I find source code in servlet to read mails from
pop3 server.
Actually my requirement is to read a subject line of one particular mail id,
and should parse the body message then should update them into the database.
My database is Oracle, and my pop3 mail se
i dont think adding that line will solve your caching problem. it works but
most of the time it does not.
You can add these lines
response.setHeader("Cache-Control","no-cache");
response.setHeader("Pragma","no-cache"); //HTTP 1.0
response.setDateHeader ("Expires", 0); //prevents caching at the pr
I would consider setting the session-timeout parameter
in your deployment descriptor. Alternatively you can
do that programmatically by using
setMaxInactiveInterval method of the session object.
After the time specified elapsed, your web container
will terminate the session. (It will call
session.
You are suffering with the cache problems. You have to
tell your HTTP server that you don't want your page
cached. You can add this line which cures your problem
(Add it after HTML tag)
good luck
--- Peter Dolukhanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> Dear All,
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>
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> I am designing an application, wh
Without writing your own session management system, this can't be done. It
allows a major security hole if one user's session can see the data from
another's.
(*Chris*)
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While it's true that you NORMALLY will only get one request at a time per
session, the fact that you CAN get more means that your code has to take
that into account. Some browsers share cookies for every instance that is
open on the same desktop, which means if you have two windows up on the same
It's a silly trick, but put a ? at the end of the src="js/js.jsp" to make it
src="js/js.jsp?" which will make the browser think you are sending it a url
string, forcing the browser to get a new version.
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Dear All,
I am designing an application, which connects to a database and then
populates an object of application scope. It then performs various
algorithms on this object. However, if I modify the database, I want to
reinitialize the object. However, for unknown reasons some aspects of
the pag
Hi all!
Can anyone tell me how can I attach an event to a browser window?
I have a JSP/Servlet application running on server (PC) that opens a
UNIX session. When I logout from the application, the application forwards
the request to "logout.jsp" that makes one call to "sess
Debopam,
There is no easy 100% sure way of doing this. You could download a tool
such as nmap, and then tell it to ping scan a range of IPs. However, this
will probably be blocked by company firewalls, routers, NAT, etc.
Branden Root
Web Developer
Portent Interactive
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Nancy Crisostomo Martinez wrote:
>
> I couldn't see the charts displayed and someone told me that
> I need to install X Window System... Is that true?
>
For versions of the JDK before 1.4, yes, it is an issue.
(JDK 1.4 has a special 'headless' switch). There are a couple
of different solutions.
You need to install a windowing system on the Sun to allow it to get some
fonts and a few other rendering aids. You can install what's called a
virtual framebuffer server which emulate having the X windows environment --
get your Solaris guy to sort it.
Clayton
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From:
Hi Everybody!
Do you know what is X Windows System for?
Do I need to install it to work with charts?.. I mean, I couldn't see
the charts displayed and someone told me that I need to install X Window
System... Is that true?
The jsp wich displays a chart are placed in a Solaris Sparc server
running
there are other complete JDK's, like IBM's.
the Java IDE's usualy have tools for javadoc generation, but they usualy
are simple frontends for the command line tool from the jdk, which is
invoked for the final html generation. you still might try there ( but
the IDE's usualy costs a lot of money) -
Nauman Rafique wrote:
>
> And that would be only if you are sending multiple request
> from the same browser window which is not usually the case.
>
Multiple simultaneous requests from the same browser
is the normal case.
> Normally, we dont send a request again unless the
> response from the
And that would be only if you are sending multiple request from the same
browser window which is not usually the case. Normally, we dont send a
request again unless the response from the previous ones is returned. If the
problem is that the user presses the submit button on the web page multiple
t
Nauman Rafique wrote:
>
> I believe it all depends on what objects you are storing in
> session. If you instantiate an Object and place it in session
> inside doGet()/doPost() methods, they are unique to the
> session and thus cannot be shared.
>
I don't see how being unique to the session means
I need to know all session_id in ServletContext=application and to detect what of them
has be terminated.
I use tomcat-3.3.
Thanks!
_
Luca Sansone
Mobile Solutions - Simba
Telesoft S.p.A.
==To
unsu
I believe it all depends on what objects you are storing in session. If you
instantiate an Object and place it in session inside doGet()/doPost()
methods, they are unique to the session and thus cannot be shared.
But if you somehow access the other sessions or their objects stored in
them, then th
You can also do something like this.
session = request.getSession(false);
if( session == null ) { //session is destroyed or not created
}else { //session is available
}
Thanks
Venkat
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