Yes, You can do it in the way you have described. Theoretically there is no
upper limit for the message body in a post message.
regards,
balaji.
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From: "David Hyne" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 7:06 AM
Subject: HTTP Post Max
Hi All,
I need to do BLOB via http POST. By theory, there is no maximum limit to
POST method (up to client machine) compared to 2048 bytes in GET.
Could someone confirm that?
Thanks!
David
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Does someone know if this is possible to read the sub-directories of a given directory.
I want to create a script where it gathers or grabs the names of all the subdirectory
names.
If it is possible can someone point out some useful information
Thank you~
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Insert into your column of table like this:
'text first line' || chr(13) || 'text next line'
Reading whether text has carriage return:
instr( column_name,chr(13))>0;
Disclaimer: in Oracle - not sure about the rest.
David
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From: [Alan Leung] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Well, although it's a bit off topic, but what I want is to enter a carriage return in
a insert statement when I do a DML statement in Oracle but not servlet-wise.
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It really depends on the language you are using to interp
It really depends on the language you are using to interpret the results
from the database. For example, if you include a (i.e. 1st line2nd
line3rd line) and display the results from the query in HTML, you
should get a display of:
1st line
2nd line
3rd line
Replace in this concept with whatever
Hi all,
Does anyone know how to insert a carriage return for a char type in a Oracle command
statement?
Example:
Insert into values (1,'1st line
2nd line
3rd line');
Thanks all
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I think java.text.DecimalFormat might do what you need, check it out in
the API
Pete
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Sent: 20 March 2002 17:54
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subje
the simple solution would be to let the database do it for you. Double check
my start and finish arguments that they select the correct positions.
select substring(number,1,2)+' '+substring(number,3,5)+'
'+substring(number,6,len(number)) as formattedNumber
Otherwise to reuse the functionality yo
> Nice easy question to be going on with. I've declared a function using
> the standard syntax:
>
> <%!
> void RenderSomeHTML( ) {
>
> ...
> ...
> out.println( "Hello, World" ):
> ...
> ...
> }
> %>
Hello everyone,
This is my first mail to this mail group.
I would like to ask for help from you people relating to formatting numbers.
I have got the numbers form Database as 12345678.90.
I would like to change it to look like 12 345 678.90.
Thank you very much for your help.
Shabbir Jadliwala
I'm assuming 'out' in this case is the response output stream:
I'd pass the stream to the method as you described and declare the method
to throw IOException. That way, any exceptions will be handled by the
normal JSP page error handling. I'd argue, in fact, that handling such
exceptions in your
System.out.println for that function if you're declaring it like that.
out.print("text") if you're using it in a scriplet
--
Kenny Lai
BET Interactive
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From: Rob Clother [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 20, 2002 12:33 PM
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Subject:
Dear All:
Nice easy question to be going on with. I've declared a function using
the standard syntax:
<%!
void RenderSomeHTML( ) {
...
...
out.println( "Hello, World" ):
...
...
}
%>
Of course, out
What did you config Tomcat to run as a service?
Regards,
Sami
> Thanks, all. Yes, Tomcat was running as a service, and yes, all I had
> to do was to restart the service from the control panel. I thought I
> should have done ASP for long enough to know that, but never mind.
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hi,
can anybody here throw some light on how a jsp application(Tomcat 4 with
jsp+servlet+beans etc) can be installed with locking so that the application
can be protected from installation at another location by copying.
thankx in advance
Kishor
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It's because of scripting security problems, discovered about 2 years
ago: I don't remember the details, but cross-frames javascripts could
lead the user to think his sessions expires and give his login et
password again.
So hotmail decided to reject such mails to protect unpatched browsers
(aka I
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