request parameter

Hi, I am using the following statement to redirect to a jsp. response.sendRedirect("http://localhost/user/login.jsp?target=/sts/Controlle rServlet"); Now in the jsp, I am doing But I dont get the target value from the request. I cannot do a change in the second jsp (the one with the useBean) Can

Need Help w/ MVC and Database Question #2

Many thanks to those who responded to my question. I have a second question along the same line (kind of). What is the difference between "struts" and "jstl" (java standard tag library)? Is struts designed specifically for the MVC architecture where jstl isn't ? Sincerely, Tom Kochanowicz =

Re: [advanced-servlets] Is there any ASP to Java (JSP) conversion tools ?

Mr. Amin, > I'm currently participating in a new project in which we migrate a ASP web > based site to the Java environment. > And i'm searching about any ASP to Java or JSP conversion tools but i did > n't find any. So, if anybody knows any available conversion tools > i'll appreciate his help

Re: Need Help w/ MVC and Database

Check out a new Wrox book, "JSP Site Design". It has some very clear examples. --- Paul Copeland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > The JOT Servlets framework supports MVC design approaches and > includes a > JDBC ResultSet Iterator class. The JOT documentation includes > sample > source code for a J

Re: Setting Location

Jay, In that case, use javascript and use a form to POST the data to you servlet. Use an onclick event to fire off a javascript function. You can use parameters to set hidden form variables. Sorry about the misunderstanding. -Richard At 01:13 PM 4/8/2002 -0600, you wrote: >Hi Richard, >My servle

Re: Setting Location

Hi Richard, My servlet does just that. The servlet is called from another site, i.e. http://server/servlet/getThis?ID=JayID&Phone=123-456-7890 This servlet get the data passed and then calls a JSP to nicely display some information. In the Location bar from the JSP the end result it looks like:

Re: Setting Location

Jay, You should have your controller servlet or JSP just forward to another JSP that serves as the view. Rather than handling handling both the controller and the view, your JSP then is used just as the View component in an MVC architecture -Richard At 02:54 PM 4/3/2002 -0700, you wrote: >Hi Li

Re: Is there any ASP to Java (JSP) conversion tools ?

Please check the following site for specific info in this regard: http://www.chilisoft.com/ http://www.chilisoft.com/migration M. Amin wrote: > Dear All, > I'm currently participating in a new project in which we migrate a ASP web > based site to the Java environment. > And i'm searching abo

Re: Need Help w/ MVC and Database

The JOT Servlets framework supports MVC design approaches and includes a JDBC ResultSet Iterator class. The JOT documentation includes sample source code for a JDBC database query Java Bean. Let me know if you need help with that. Paul Copeland, JOT Object Technologies, http://www.jotobjects.com

Is there any ASP to Java (JSP) conversion tools ?

Dear All, I'm currently participating in a new project in which we migrate a ASP web based site to the Java environment. And i'm searching about any ASP to Java or JSP conversion tools but i did n't find any. So, if anybody knows any available conversion tools i'll appreciate his help so much.

Transactions

someone have experience about transaction in oracle 8, i need call a procedure in PL-SQL from java. I have one server and two clients, and i need do concurrence. someone can help me? excuseme me for my english. OHI === To

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