Re: JSPs/DBs and HTML Forms

Thank you very much for the code tip, I'm going to look it today, hopefully it shouldn't be too much of a problem. Looks like the mailing list cut most of my JSP out of my last email :( Thanks again, Graeme :) Public Sub House() On Error Resume drink If PintGlass.empty = True Then

Re: JSPs/DBs and HTML Forms

I really suggest buying a book to learn JSP, that's the way I learnt and is really the best way. I can recommend Beginning JSP Web Development by Wrox Press - http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1861002092/qid=1018940667/sr=8-1/ ref=sr_8_71_1/102-7390197-2280917 Its really made step by step and

Re: jsp:forward tag strange problem

Hi, Yeah I know this solution. The problem is that I have many jsp to do such changes.Also it should work on any j2ee compliant(jsp 1.1 supported) server. Is this a bug in weblogic ? Thanks Ashwani Kalra Sr. Mem. Dev. Staff Aithent Technologies http://www.geocitie

Re: jsp:forward tag strange problem

Hi, I would recommend trying RequestDispatcher dispatcher = request.getRequestDispatcher("url_here"); dispatcher.forward(request,response); return; I percieve that the problem is that in jsp:forward uses response.sendRedirect() which tends to ignore the changes to the request. Hope t

Re: jsp:forward tag strange problem

Hi, First jsp - Second jsp - <% String name = request.getParameter("name"); %> Third jsp - <% out.println("name = " + request.getParameter("name")); out.println("name1 = " + request.getParameter("name1")); %> It works very fine in IPlan

Re: jsp:forward tag strange problem

Yes I am doing exactly same. What I have noticed is if in second jsp I comment request.get... line and pass some hardcoded value , its working. That means if I do something with request object, things are not working. But I cannot avoid this. Thanks Ashwani Kalra

Re: jsp:forward tag strange problem

Ok do one thing what ever you want to do with request do it on second page but while calling forward to third don't pass anything as the same request will be still valid on third page. If you do this are you getting null values for getParameter or something else. -Original Message- Fro

direcrory listing in tomcat 4

Hi all, does anyone know how I can prevent tomcat from listing the contents of the directories? Is it an attribute of the tag in the server.xml? also, how do I tell it which is the welcome page of every directory (I mean index.jsp or whatever) Best regards, SC

Re: direcrory listing in tomcat 4

SC, Look at the web.xml file in your Apache Tomcat 4.0 conf directory. The 'listings' init-param of the default servlet entry controls whether directory listing is allowed. The welcome-file-list parameter entry controls what files are used as welcome files. index.html index.htm

Freeing resources in closing tags

Hi, I would like to use a Custom Tag to open resources in the start tag and free them in the closing tag. But if there is an exception in the enclosed body, it seems that I will leak the resource (as the closing tag will not be called). For example, if I open a database connection in doStartTag

Re: Freeing resources in closing tags

Andrew Cooke wrote: > Hi, > > I would like to use a Custom Tag to open resources in the start tag and free > them in the closing tag. But if there is an exception in the enclosed body, > it seems that I will leak the resource (as the closing tag will not be > called). > > For example, if I open

Simple Question

Hi! How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information <%=VarName%> I'd tried with this but i get an error: String myVar = "<%=VarName%>" ; Any idea ?? Regards, Papo === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL P

Re: Simple Question

String myVar = VarName; -Original Message- From: Papo Napolitano [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, April 16, 2002 1:40 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Simple Question Hi! How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information <%=VarName%> I'd tried with this bu

Re: Simple Question

Papo, Can you provide more information on what you are trying to accomplish by doing this? There is probably another way to achieve your desired results. Regards, Richard At 05:39 PM 4/16/2002 -0300, you wrote: >Hi! > >How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information ><%=V

Re: Freeing resources in closing tags

In JSP 1.1, you simply cook your own try-catch-finally stuff, preferrably in a generic base tag, which all your concrete tags extend. -- Oliver Hans Bergsten wrote: > > Andrew Cooke wrote: > > > Hi, > > > > I would like to use a Custom Tag to open resources in the start tag and free > > them in

Re: Freeing resources in closing tags

Oliver Suciu wrote: > In JSP 1.1, you simply cook your own try-catch-finally stuff, > preferrably in a generic base tag, which all your concrete > tags extend. Unfortunately that's not possible in JSP 1.1. If there's an exception while the custom action's body is processed, the page processing

Unable to run JSPs on Tomcat 4.0.1 after upgrading to j2sdk1.4.0

Has anyone seen this problem before and found a solution? Prior to upgrading my java version from 1.3, my Tomcat 4.0.1 installation worked fine. After upgrading to j2sdk1.4.0, I am unable to run JSPs anymore. The error I get is: org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to compile class for JSPer

Re: JSPs/DBs and HTML Forms

I'm not quite clear on what you're after here, however at the risk of being simplistic, The SQL to insert value1 - 3 into field 1 -3 of table tblname would be: INSERT into tblname (field1, field2, field3) VALUES (value1, value2, value3) The JSP to execute would be: /* create and execut

Re: JSPs/DBs and HTML Forms

Look into struts, it works great on forms Daniel Jaffa Stuff i say i know: Java, JSP, JavaBeans, TagLibs, J2EE, EJB Before asking someone, do a search on google: Google will set you free "If you are not happy, I am not happy" _