maybe the problem is that the records are stored in the view state of the
page,
so the best way is to reload the page using javascript as Jayant said
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I don't think the last 3 lines of your JavaScript fucntion will ever run,
i.e. those lines after the document.icareForm.submit(); as this causes a
new page to be requested from the server, hence the browser immediately
stops processing the JavaScript on the current page.
Secondly even if those
HI all,
I am new to servlet
I am using tomcat.
I don't know how to put my servlet file to Tomcat.
I don't have JSDK.
I want to work with servlet,
Thanks in Advance
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hi all ,
i want to know , how to configure tomcat for
oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver ..
i have tomcat 4.0.4 ..
thanks and regards ,
- anindya
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Install Netbeans it will do all the job for you. hihihihihi.
But thats the fact. It has builtin support for tomcat. I just installed
the executable. Voila I am able to run my jsp, servlet. It took me just a
minute to deploy my web application.
Have a great day.
karthikeyan.
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I have a site written in JSP that uses session info to validate user's
sessions. I want to change the default timeout of the session from 60 mins
but I'm not sure what is controlling this or how/where to change it. Here
is more info to help figure this out...if anyone has any ideas I would
You can put this in your code:
session.setMaxInactiveInterval(time); // time in seconds
Josep R. Raurell
En/na Kenny G. Dubuisson, Jr. ha escrit:
I have a site written in JSP that uses session info to validate user's
sessions. I want to change the default timeout of the session from 60
Will this keep it from generating a new session ID every 60 mins? Thanks
for the quick response.
Kenny
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You can put this in
I only use a session variable, Tomcat does the cookie work, and I only check
if the user variable exist in the session.
After the time of inactivity, Tomcat closes the session and the user must
revalidate.
I dont know if is the same that you do.
Josep
En/na Kenny G. Dubuisson, Jr. ha
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and http://google.com
Ali Raza [EMAIL PROTECTED] [2002.12.16 13:08]
Hi everyone
Well I am a newbie to JSP. Where can I find the tutorial of JSP for
beginners. Please send me url.
Thanx
i think you can check this article:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2001/04/12/listeners.html
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Subject: Re: Controlling session when user is out
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