Hi all,
Could u plz tell me what the page context in JSP is. I have seen
some questions in many interviews.
I was not able to find out this help me...
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Gopi.
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Does Apache Tomcat has support EJB? Can anyone please tell an application
server supports JSP, Servlet, EJB.
Thanks
Emma
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From: Karr, David [mailto:david.karr;ATTWS.COM]
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Use JBoss for EJB, Tomcat for Servlet and JSP.
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Does Apache Tomcat has support EJB? Can anyone please tell an application
PageContext is a wrapper around all the implicit objects ( session,
context, out etc ). It is used to store/remove/change attributes in all
the scopes. And all tag handlers get to the implicit objects using only
this object.
From the spec:
The PageContext provides a number of facilities to the
No Tomcat does not support EJB's.
A free version of an EJB container is JBoss. Or you can purchase an
application server that supports all three, EJB's, Servlets, JSP's.
Examples are Macromedia's JRUN 4.0, IBM WebSphere, BEA Weblogic, etc
Celeste
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From: Emmanuel
Greetings~
Does anyone know of a tool or ide that checks to see which pages are in use, I have
about several thousands pages to check if any links, popups or redirects are being
used, doing site structure housecleaning~
Try Hotdog Professional (Free for 30 Days), then download supertools
especially LinkBot. Then run LinkBot against your site.
Best,
Keith E. Kosmicki
Applications Consultant
State of IL Human Services
STL Technology Partners
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Greetings~
Does anyone know of a
Hi to all!
Is it possible to modularize(thru subdirectory per page) resource properties in a web
application? Pls. see the following code snippet (web.xml) as example:
servlet-nameaction/servlet-name
servlet-classorg.apache.struts.action.ActionServlet/servlet-class
Hi,
The string were cut by %0D%0A characters. Is my javabean wrong ?
No, these are carriage return line feed between your two lines that are
coming from the text area.
I can't really tell what the problem is, but if I had to guess, I would
say that you're constructing your insert string by
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Glen Lewis
Will JBoss work with an Oracle db?
Thanks.
Adrian Janssen wrote:
Use JBoss for EJB, Tomcat for Servlet and JSP.
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From: Emmanuel Eze [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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On Friday, November 15, 2002, at 05:04 PM, Suzette Stoutenburg wrote:
Will JBoss work with an Oracle db?
Why would it care? Oracle has a JDBC driver, plop that in and look in
the jboss/docs/examples/jca directory for an example script. Edit the
script and drop it in
hi list,
i have a strange problem.
i have a simple form that has a textfield and a submit button.
when i enter a value which is in English into the textfield and
presses ENTER key, everything works fine. but when i use JAPANESE
characters my SERVLET wasn't able to get any value.
also,
Hi,
I'm not sure this 100% related but we ran into something similar.
Different browsers do different things when you hit ENTER. Checking
the HTML spec, it looks like there's no definition of what should
happen. Most browsers handle the ENTER as if you've clicked on
the first button, but some do
but this problem only happen when we enter a Japanese characters into
the textfield.
Dror Matalon wrote:
Hi,
I'm not sure this 100% related but we ran into something similar.
Different browsers do different things when you hit ENTER. Checking
the HTML spec, it looks like there's no definition
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