in JSP1.0 <%! declaration %!> is defined as "Declares variables or
methods valid in the page scriptiong language"
I would suspect you'd be safe defining a function in here... I haven't
tried it so, YMMV...
-gabe
Mike McElligott wrote:
>
>
> 1. Last night I was attempting to use a RequestDispa
Sorry to keep this thread going but I felt this needed to be corrected.
Your statements are not true...
The expression str1==str2 is true because they reference the same string object.
String constants like "hello" are autamatically interned for you. Interning makes a
strings of equal value poin
='s tests object equality, .equals tests content equality...
so the first test looks to see if the two strings contain the same characters,
the second test looks to see if the two strings are the same String object...
Just to make sure that it is confusing, you can make strings resolve to the sa
, but I want it to have the
variables in the same scope as the
JSP...
thanx,
-gabe
Gabriel Lawrence wrote:
> Does this work on Jrun (v2.3.3 windows nt?) I get the following message when I
> try and use the <%@include file=""%> tag...
>
> 500 Internal Server Error
Does this work on Jrun (v2.3.3 windows nt?) I get the following message when I
try and use the <%@include file=""%> tag...
500 Internal Server Error
JSP Parse Error
JSP Directive fileis not recognized.
any ideas?
Darin Wilson wrote:
> Using the include directive (as you are doing) rather than
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