jsp:include spec question.

Hi all, Is there any way to work around the fact that you can't have a jsp:include inside a custom tag? I need to include the same file multiple times, and Tomcat complains if you use %@include% more then once in a single page. Does the next version of the spec have this limit concerning the

custom tag question

Hi, Does anyone know of a good example using TagExtraInfo to declare scripting variables? The only example I've found so far is in the Orion Tag Extensions tutorial. Thanks, Bill === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL

taglib question

Hi, Can someone point me to a working tag library example? I keep getting the following exception in Tomcat: org.apache.jasper.JasperException: Unable to open taglibrary taglib.jar : no protocol: taglib.jar at org.apache.jasper.compiler.JspParseEventListener.handleDirective(JspParseEve

Re: Render HTML with images to PDF using JSP?

I've been looking into this recently for a prototype system. Here are some links that might be relevant if you don't have the time/funding to do all of the work with the Java-PDF libraries. HTML Doc -- Mozzilla Public License (free) Can be used on a webserver through command-line interface

Re: HTML editor

Forte for Java isn't that bad, but it requires a good amount of system resources. http://www.netbeans.com I think (And Kevin doesn't like the extra windows on his start menu :) -Original Message- From: Frank Apap [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 11:39 AM To:

Re: How to generate unique filename each time run the jsp

Hi Tiana, Just an idea, but try putting a numerical timestamp (long) in the filename (including milliseconds) and append on a counter that continuously cycles through to 1. (ie. file881100..._1.html) The counter is just to insure two files are generated with the same timestamp. Bill

Re: Tomcat Servlet Mappings

for mapped servlets? Maybe Craig or someone else on the list can answer this. --Bill -Original Message- From: Shun, Vadim [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, May 04, 2000 2:50 PM To: 'Holmes III, William S' Subject: RE: Tomcat Servlet Mappings Move from 3.1 beta to 3.

OT: XML parse problem in model 2 action class

Hi All, This is a little off topic, but It's a problem I'm having in one of the action classes of my model 2 framework. I'm using a URLConnection to connect to a remote server and retrieve an XML document as an InputStream. I then construct an InputSource from the InputStream, and try to use

Re: XML parse problem in model 2 action class

Disregard my post, I figured it out... Instead of "new InputSource(InputStream)" use "new InputSource(new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(InputStream)))" -Original Message----- From: Holmes III, William S [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, May 03, 2000 11

Tomcat Servlet Mappings

Hi, Did something change in the sevlet mappings going from Tomcat 3.1beta to Tomcat 3.1release ? I have a context declared as /dev and a mapping declared for *.do that used to work if it was given a link such as "http://localhost:8080/dev/Something.do/extraPath". Now instead of invoking my

Re: com.sun.image.codec.jpeg

Hi Pradeep, It's part of the jdk. You'll see it if you unzip the src.jar Good luck. Bill -- From: Pujari, Pradeep Kumar (GEA, 081970)[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Reply To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference Sent: Wednesday, April

XML Parser Libraries for Model 2

Hi, I'm ready to move my model 2 properties files to XML. The question is which libraries to use. Does anyone know what the difference is between Java Project X (http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/products/xml/) and the Java API for XML Parsing (http://java.sun.com/xml/) 1. Would one of

OT: Cookie Question

Does anyone know of a way to view the cookies in your browser that have an expiration of "-1" ? Since they expire when the browser is closed, I don't think they're ever written to a file. Thanks, Bill === To unsubscribe:

Re: Tomcat bean path question

/xxx.jsp as you described, I will put my JavaBean under /dev/web-inf/classes/test/xxxBean.class, and use "package test; " in Javabean and use "test.xxxBean" in JSP. Yen-Ju "Holmes III, William S" wrote: Howdy List, I checked through the archives and found pos

Tomcat bean path question

Howdy List, I checked through the archives and found posts relating to this, but none of them really explained why it happens. Here's a simplified series of events to create the problem: 1) define a new context "/dev" and create it's associated web-inf/classes directory. 2) create a simple