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experience with it?)
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key to the resultset and defining a second cursor that can
reposition at a specific page by using this key - but this seems like a LOT
of extra work to me, and it doesn't support paging backwards very well.
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Ian
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Daniel:
Thanks for the reply.
I am curious as to how you handle the possibility that the user has more
than 1 'active' query as a byproduct of surfing your site. I.e., it is
possible for them to back/forward/history to a results page from an earlier
query.
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ude a tag in all my JSPs, nor
pipe requests within each servlet. I was hoping to be able to do this
administratively. Am I daydreaming?
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posting that they were using the
MS JVM for their servlet engine - I think JRUN will work with it, but can
not say for sure.
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load tests as well.
Ian
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> Hello.
> I have done a few websites using JSP 1.0 and they all work just fine in my
> d
and it is definitely 'different', but
if you have serious debugging tasks ahead of you, you might want to consider
it.
I have not made a final decision on what runtime environment I will use, but
I am a bit scared of WebSphere, as it seems to be such a resouce PIG. I am
leaning towards
their resource permissions.
Many people must have implemented these already for their servlet systems.
Have any been made publicly available?
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have you tried using
my link
I would think this would pass all the same info as a form.
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I believe "Java Network Programming" from O'Reilly has a description and
sample code.
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You may have problems because of the JSObject. I believe it only works in
Netscape and outlook probably uses IE as the default.
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ism to tell the http
server to just use a previously cached page instead of generating a new one.
(Some of my pages will require extensive database searches/queries, and I
would like to be able to avoid them when I no that nothing has changed since
the last time the page was viewed.
support If-Modified-Since
header/getLastModified() for each client, not as a global JSP page caching
mechanism.)
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how do I do this ???
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I am relatively new to this wonderful word of Java and the
major question I have is:
"Is there any difference between the functionality of a
Servlet and a JSP" from what I can see they both can do exactly the same thing
??
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Ian
I'll be putting
my DB/Tuxedo message call)
I enter a account # press the search (on index.jsp), and the values of
the fields should appear on the accountMain.jsp
Any Ideas, besides from continuing to use servletExec ;-)
ps. Under servletExec 2.2 this works fine.
Ian.
package com.splw
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passed over mutliple
requests will be encoded in XML on the HTML pages in hidden fields to be
passed to each servlet that needs to know as post parameters, which then
parse the XML.
I take it there is no way of passing a request object to individual frames
of a frameset page?
Cheers
Ian
r page, is it all the
exceptions??
Thanks in advance for the help,
Ian.
Thanks everyone for the very quick help, I seam to have it working now, not
that I am 100% sure how it works but hey..
Ian
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cinemaSessionBean.getCinema_id()
);
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Error: No match was found for method
"setBeanProperty(films.beans.FilmCinemaBean, java.lang.String, java.lang.String,
int)"
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Ian
thank you very much for your help,
Ian
with
viruses in them??
Ian
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>This is the second incident of Virus comming via JSP-INTEREST. Check
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org.apache.tomcat.service.TcpWorkerThread.runIt(PoolTcpEndpoint.java)
at org.apache.tomcat.util.ThreadPool$ControlRunnable.run(ThreadPool.java)
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using ASP it is very simple to implement the carriage return when
constructing the body of an email. However when I sort a solution in JSP I
found a whole bean dedicated to just a carriage return! Please tell me there
is a simpler solution.
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I'm getting a Unix machine with Apache, Jserv on, will that cure my
problems do you think. Is JSWDK useless?
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the session and when it is getting killed???
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parameter, but that didn't
seem to work. I tried using jsp:forward with a jsp:param, then using
request.getParameter in the protected page, but that REALLY didn't work.
So... what is the best strategy to accomplish this?
-Ian Thomas
Hi all,
How do I create a session variable like those used in ASP?
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The problem I have found with Forte is that you need more than 128mb ram. It
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You need a form around a form element in Netscape, but IE just displays the
element anyway
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Our company
employed to generate a HTML version of the pages?
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