hi robert,
Can u be more specific what u meant by coding everyting in JSP?
If u meant coding the jave part (logic) in Jsp its not adviced. You can use
Taglibs where u can out the java code in the java classes and use the
Taglib tag in the jsp page.
The secret of getting ahead is
If u don't want to use Servlets, its still recommended to code in jsp than
flooding the taglib without doing at least a certain amount of designing..
Taglibs can add a certain amount of response lag...
ITH
-Amit
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As far as possible you should avoid coding in the JSP.
It really creates problems and code loses on scalability and maintanability.
You can use taglibs or Use Beans.
Milind
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I just discovered JSTL three days ago and when I realized what it was aiming
at, I just got blasted away! It's a very impressive set of standard actions,
well written and with just the right set of actions that is needed in just
about every jsp page. I've been pondering moving to Velocity
See for example POP taglib from Coldtags suite:
http://www.servletsuite.com/jsp.htm
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The listings param-name just does not display the directory structure of
your context, and thats it.
It does not block any files.
It should show Login.jsp when you type the complete url.
I have tried the same on my system and its working fine.
Just check whether tomcat is throwing any error.
I'd like to capture the console messages put out by Tomcat so I can figure out
what I don't have set up correctly with the Struts framework. Is there a way I
can configure Tomcat 3.2.4 to output its console messages also to a text file?
I've checked the .log files, and they're always empty after
Hi all,
I was wondering if I could get any suggestions as to either a java-based or
MS based tool that could publish a bulletin from MS Word to a site using
LDAP privileges.
Also, users of this site will be limited in accessibility according to their
profile on LDAP.
AND. this tool has to
Hi all,
I am stuck on some JavaScript, DHTML - Behavior problems... Is there any
email forums where I could write to...
Thanks In advance
Regards,
aruniima
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Hi
I have installed the Jakarta standard taglibs on my TomCat server.
I have made an testpage where I used the c:out value=test succefully, so
the taglib works...
Where do I find a referance what the taglib include? Also I would like some
serious examples to work with...
Does anyone have some
On Tue, 17 Sep 2002, Erik Beijnoff wrote:
But then when it should be printed... The page variable myUrl is
printed in the a/ elements href attribute with href=c:out
value=${myUrl}/!?!?
I mean this isn't even correct xml in any way. Even if the c:out
would have been just plain text, which
On Tue, 17 Sep 2002, Jan Arenö wrote:
I have installed the Jakarta standard taglibs on my TomCat server.
Where do I find a referance what the taglib include? Also I would like some
serious examples to work with...
Does anyone have some webpages with useful information?
First, I just want
I have a bean and a jsp and I can notice was the location of the tag
jsp:setproperty ... is very important.
if the tag is just before the input , it is not correct for the
display of the value in the select box.
if the tag is before form (I suppose), it is OK.
So, what is the rule to know where
Indeed, the syntax isn't valid XML. However, documents that
produce web
pages -- or even XML documents -- need not be authored in XML.
You're right. It's just that it feels a little bit odd with using a XML
syntax and then not produce xml compatible documents felt a
little...strange. But it
Jean:for supplying multiple values to listbox in JSP example take a look athttp://localhost:8080/examples/jsp/error/error.htmlRegards,
-Martin
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Check instructions regarding log files in Tomcat/conf/server.xml
Luis.
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Subject: Tomcat console scrolling blindness
I'd like to capture the console messages put
Hi I'm new to the mailing group been jsp 'ing for around a year or so .
Nevertheless my Company and collegeues are currently worjing on a Struts
Project that is taken alot of time albeit I have created for my Company
a JSP data-driven intranet to become part of our website .I created this
mind
Can someone help me here. I want to automate Logging into a site ,
submitting a form and then reading the results page. I would greatly
appreciate it if someone can give me a lead in this.
thanks,
Jyoti
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Hi Experts,
Greetings!
I am getting the error - Apache Tomcat/4.0.3 - HTTP Status 500 - No Context
configured to process this reques
Can you please help me/guide me in this.
My Directory structure is
/kithany (top level dir)
/kithany/index.html
/kithany/WEB-INF (dir)
/kithany/WEB-INF/web.xml
I am seeing errors in my java code embedded in my jsp pages.
The java code line #s reported are incorrect. How do I convert my jsp page
into java code?
Thanks,
Anand
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Check your /WEB-INF/work/ directory. For every JSP page, the server
generate (servlet) codes i.e. if test.jsp, the java file will be
_test_jsp.java.
Hope this help!
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Those files can also be in your Application Server's directory.
For example : with Tomcat, the %TOMCAT_HOME$/work directory is where
tomcat stores the compiled JSPs.
HTH,
David
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Look in your jsp engine work directory to find the exact jsp/servlet .java file
shown in your error message.
for example:
using tomcat4.x, here is the path to the .java file for the examples webapp(notice
the name of the .java includes $jsp
David:
I get test$jsp.javaRegards,
-Martin
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Date: Tue, 17 Sep 2002 14:05:59 -0700
I want to know how to read a image's attributes by height and width via jsp
page.
I had a hard time finding reference about this.
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Hi Manoj,
What u have done is right, but u need to specify the
context thru application.xml file and make an ear
file. Then deploy, it will work
appliction.xml
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?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
application
display-nameyour application name/display-name
module
web
check for the website javascript.internet.com or google
Regards
Ramesh Kesavanarayanan
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