urandie (?):
The normal single part post or get cycle within a servlet breaks down the
posted header parameters, or the referer type get parameters automatically.
With a multi-part, you have to do more work, as it does not know immediately
which part to parse for the parameters. This is not all t
Quick search of GOOGLE returned this link:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/javaqa/2001-08/02-qa-0824-excel2.html
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From: Balaji Nagarajan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 23, 2002 6:34 AM
Subject: Re: java and excel
> Hi,
>
To find JRun developer edition go to:
http://www.allaire.com ( now part of macromedia )
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From: "Tom Yang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, May 13, 2001 7:52 PM
Subject: Info on JRun, Please!
> Hi all:
> I have been using Tomcat. I want
Check out Mark Colan of IBM's presentation slides,
I believe a link is to be found at www.nejug.org
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From: "Kevin Duffey" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2001 12:11 PM
Subject: Web Services..
> Hey there,
>
> Anyone using J2EE, S
Andres;
What sort of library were you looking for?
This is sort of like asking:
"Does anyone have a Java object I can get???"
The answer sort of depends on what you want the
Object, or in this case the Tag Library, to do for you.
Hope this helps a little
Art
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From:
Hey,
How come there is no mention of Allaire's JRUN ??
Very inexpensive (free for dev), the smallest, and
super fast. It is always up to date, and has EJB
and JMS built in.
Their transaction monitor is 100% pure JAVA!
-aa-
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From: Kevin Duffey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
T
Please browse the SUN Java Swing site.
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/index.html
and
http://java.sun.com/products/jfc/tsc/index.html
There is a little thing called the Java Plug-In component.
If you wish to use JDK 1.2 or above in a browser
environment ( Navigator or IE ), the plug-in is wha
Hi Vohra,
The PWS version of Microsofts web server does not
support security context for anonymous users. Does
not allow you to assign an NT account to them.
You might wish to register an MTS Class that has
specific NT account rights, then allow the MTS class
to create the various Java Classes
Hi Anna;
Depends if you are on a DOS (Windows) or Unix (Linux)
type of machine, but both are similar.
On both systems the character signaling the end of line
is non-visible ( ASCII Value 10 in Decimal, '0A' in HEX ).
Dos and Windows systems add an extra character, called
the Cariage-Return / Li
Kevin Jones wrote:
>. . .
>As to the question about ServletContext - the interface will be the same
>regardless of the engine used (assuming they all work to the same spec),
the
>internal implementation will obviously vary, . . .
With one caveat -- that the implementing vendor can and often does
Hi Joe,
Appreciate you insight into and experience with
the IDC drivers. Good feedback.
OTOH, your comment:
> . . . you're moving into the Java native interface
> with ODBC calls, something bound to be able to
> cause a crash on Windows . . ."
Seems more like FUD raking.
Many millions of peop
large body of developers into the SUN camp.
The opinion expressed above is the personal view of:
Arthur Alexander
Rocky Hill, CT
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From: Greg Ames <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Sunday, January 09, 2000 1:17 PM
Subject: JRUN-
Hi Nir,
What we have typically done is to put some code into
the OnLoad event of the document you are returning,
thus making the client the "controller" of the page
manipulations in the various frames.
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From: Nir Daniel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL
Unfortunately, that is not really the 'whole
story'.
VB DLLs are not just ordinary Windows DLLs (
dynamicly
bound executables ), but rather COM based
objects wrapped
in a DLL package. Their functionallity is only
accessable via
a COM Client.
As suggest, a C based wrapper could interface
I would not say you are "alone" Joe, but
on the other hand, this has helped me to
separate these messages when downloading
them to a simple POP mail client
(one without filtering capabilities).
-aa-
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From: Joe Shevland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL P
Have you installed the SQL Server Client software
on the Web Server Box (one trying to do the connect)?
You can test using this, and see if you are still having
problems after that, then it is a SqlSvr config. issue.
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From: Manisha Kalinkar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAI
and how much flexibility
in design this model can offer you.
Remember that each JSP page is really a Servlet, and can as easily
use new java classes as it can manipulate Strings and Request data.
>To: Arthur Alexander/FSG/CSC@CSC, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject:
Recently Programmer's Paradise began advertising
Visual Cafe 4 in two different versions.
Do not know if this is some sort of preannouncement
as if they are 'jumping the gun', or if Symantec is just
lousy about 'getting the word out' regarding future
direction of their product ( or both ).
-
Does anyone in this group know of a 'freeware' version
of EJB Server? Something along the lines of the MICO
Corba open source initiative? Or even just some of the
best free 'demoware', such as BEA Systems Weblogic
free trial, but hopefully something we can test a development
project with - withou
Tod,
I believe that a lot of people are using the mSQL product,
and others like it that are more open-source (if not open
license). Quick web search should give you locations for
downloading mSQL.
Art
(Sent: Monday, June 14th, 1999, 12:28 PM EDT)
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A company by the name of Chilisoft makes a
third-party product that supports the .asp
page syntax and object standards.
I have not yet looked into it, but sounds
like the type of information you were seeking.
Art
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specificat
He means that Micro$oft's OS and WebServer are
not 'cost-free' options for most people.
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of TK Sung
Sent: Friday, June 11, 1999 5:58 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sub
Hi Glen,
My impression is that they are working hard to get
multiple project goals implemented in the next release,
and quietly planning the release after as well, due to
no getting everything into the release that will ship
soon.
The project director for their SanFrancisco frameworks
spoke at o
Previously stated in this forum:
-> The understatement of the century:
->
-> "A fair amount of changes have happened
-> between 0.92 and 1.0." - JSP 1.0 Prelim Spec
The fine print:
We believe this version of the specification to be
pretty close to the final JSP 1.0 specification but,
as wit
Better to have JAVA code in the JSP page
than to have a proliferation of TAGS,
especially vendor specific Tags,
don't you think?
That is a more vendor neutral extension
mechanism than looking to add tags to
each new situation.
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Hi Magnus,
I personally am up for a little 'pre-announce',
as long as it deals with the technical features or
merits, and not some marketing hype.
If you keep your ear open on this forum long enough
you will hear threads related to Websphere, New Atlanta,
and other products as well. Most of the
The basic issue is that each page, including the frameset,
is handled by a different HTTP GET request. If you had
a bean that lived at the session level, you could access
that bean in all of the requests (although syncronization
would be something to watch for).
The major issue as I see it is in
If SUN thought that you ". . . shouldn't be calling into
libraries in other languages . . ." then they would never
have created JNI !
(Microsoft's version is called RNI I believe).
There is a need in business to access features of the OS, or
sometimes legacy applications, or hardware, that Java
Chad,
The mechanics of managing the session (state) in
a non-session oriented protocol (such as http) is
pretty much the same in most products.
I cannot speak to the particulars of the JSP feature
(pretty sure they are compiling to be an extension
to the HTTPServlet base class, which you could l
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Sent: Wednesday, March 24, 1999 12:41 PM
To: Arthur Alexander
Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: JSP vs XML
Arthur Alexander wrote:
> Thanks for the response Craig,
>
> It seems you misunderstood my comments.
>
> You wrote:
>
> > "I guess the peop
we can all benefit
from.
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From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification
and reference
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Craig R.
McClanahan
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 7:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: JSP vs XML
Arthur Alexander wrote:
>
Here is my take on the JSP used for XML "apart from HTML" debate.
The primary purpose of JSP is to deliver HTML content, period.
Why do I feel confident in saying that? Because it is a dynamic
extension of HTTP-Servlets. Servlets come in two varieties, the
generic servlet (which is what I belie
That would be true if all XML was designed for
expressing data related to pages of content, that
could be parsed by a style sheet and given layout
characteristics. In fact, this was the origin of
the focus of the XML/XSL design, as well as that
of SGML/HTML. But they have taken on larger roles
d
Dan,
My guess would be the publicity given in the
new 'Servlet' based books.
Another management option is to search the topic
headers for 'contains "JSP"' and forward to
another mail folder (assuming you have filtering
capability on your mailbox).
Art
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From: A mailing
Mahal,
I do not know if you are a resident of US or other
country with access to bookstores. Would like to
recommend to you the recent release by O'Reilley
on Java Servlets, which covers the trade-offs you
are asking about between various technology options.
Rather than ask for opinions, you mi
Simplest way I know is to use the AppletContext to access the
browser DOM,
or to have a script query the applet for properties ( such as
in the Form Submit
button event, or OnSubmit ) and populate some hidden text
fields for submission
to the Servlet ( JSP page ).
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For both IE (4 and above) and Netscape
( again 4 and above I believe ) their are
"plugins" that you should get and deploy
to run the JRE 1.2.2-001 (current Java
Runtime Engine) applets that use new
JDK 1.2 features, such as Swing pkgs.
There is a related set of documentation
that describes deploy
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