The standard port for DB's is 3306 not 3360
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Hi,
I have
assuming it wasn't a spelling error (varnem1 - "varname1"),
request.getParameter("varnem1")
request.getParameter("varnam2")
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It isn't a bug...
If you set a variable with an empty string, why would you expect the
variable to contain something else when you do getParameter
FYI
For null values, setProperty is not called according to the specs.
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when the JVM instance (ie server) is shut down and restarted
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like to know, if I am using an object (created using new) then
what
will be the scope of that object.
Thanks in advance.
Sushil
David Koo wrote:
when the JVM instance (ie server) is shut down and restarted
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try application/msword...
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Subject: JSP and Word
Does anyone know how to
I am assuming that the Informix JDBC driver will not work with an older
version of the jdk. Check to see which jdk your path is pointing to by
typing in
%which java
You might have multiple versions of jdk installed on your server and your
path might reflect an older version. When you modify your
If you were trying to accomplish this with a JSP page, YOU would be the
server (because that would mean you are runnning a webserver/jspengine on
your machine to be able to serve JSP files) in which case just re-use the
code that is below and generate the client request with a Java class from
the
from the readme for the sun jswdk
Out of Environment Space error message
On Windows 95/98 systems, you may see an "Out of Environment Space" error
message when starting the server. This happens if Windows provides too small
a space for environment variables. To work around this limitation:
Close
