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problem is there only in Netscape.
Whenever a page that has more than one Advertisements is loaded, the ad
seems to be floating over the top navigation bar. When the page is
scrolled down, the advertisement would revert to the proper place.
The flash image is loaded from within JSP.
Any help in this
Hello,
Can any one tell me the difference between URI & URL .
If I interchange the two while using in taglib what is the effect.
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>Rohit,
>
>Couple of ways I "think" of JSP and ASP.
>
>1. JSP's are compiled, ASP's are interpreted. Therefore, JSP's run faster
>than ASP's, but ASP's are somewhat easier to debug.
>
>2. Servlets and CO
Does anybody know how to set Admin permissions for RdbmsRealm user.
Please look into the matter.
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>In Professional JSP, it briefly mentions that the use of custom tags may
>impact application performance by adding an additional layer to the
>processing. Does anyone have any insights that can be shared about
>extensive use of custom tags and performance impacts? Are the
Hi,
I have a resource problem with a JSP web application I'm going to deploy on
a
box which only has 8MB of spare Flash memory for my Web Server/JSP
container, the JVM and libraries.
Could anybody tell me which web server/jsp container has the smallest
footprint (under 8 MB of course!).
T
Hi,
I'm very new to JSP and now I've been approached by one of my clients to
look into putting a JSP interface on an existing C++ application (a Win32
application)
Aaaa!
I'll be provided with an API for the existing application and I'm then
expected to say whether I can
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>Keep in mind that the date on the book, March 2001, is the release/publish
>date, not the date the book was written. The book takes 6 months to a yea
Would you want to try rmi over iiop?
Jason
Tom Troonbeeckx wrote:
> Does anybody have an idea how the java-classes from JSP can be linked with
> C++ classes?
>
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Actually this is not the case,
Yes they are very closely related but there are differences
The two that come to mind are:
JSP output writer is set up for text output, which means
if you want your JSP page to output binary, it really is not
up to the job and you should use servlets.
Tag
to use IE exclusively). After some testing we decided
>to add a random number to the JSP URL's, but trying to minimize the
>possibility to zero, we decided to add the timestamp to the url
>(System.currentTimeMillis()). That way you will NEVER hit the same cached
>page twice.
>
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Hello,
There are not very many JSP sites. However, you will find
JSP articles scattered around the various Java Sites.
You might be interested in subscribing to the JSPBuzz newsletter
www.jspbuzz.com, Every 2 weeks I comb through and post all the
good JSP links I can find (I also list other
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>Hi!
>can u please point me to a good provider where to put my
Angela
you should switch over to tomcat to run JSP pages.
See
http://jakarta.apache.org/index.html
the java web server development kit is no longer the reference
implementation for JSP and Tomcat should be your baseline.
Casey Kochmer
>From: Angela Chow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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my bad,
I thought I saw the
<% %> within the <%! %>
Geerts answer hits the mark
Gads I need to get some sleep ;)
Casey
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You don't.
Only use <%! declaration if you really understand the timing.
for a quick 5 sec definition read
http://www.jspinsider.com/reference/jsp/jspscript.html
But I suggest reading the JSP specifications for more information.
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/download.html
For your
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It is a solid java editor you can use to write jsp pages with.
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>From: Jennifer Feeney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
..
Shawn Zhu : Matey, I ain't critisizing my Teammates..it's just that they do
not have any knowledge of Java or JSPAnd if i do this project it will be
good for them as well as mei just don't have the time to sit and teach
them java..i would try but unfortunately they're not e
Hi,
Everybody's heard of the story of the grasshopper who sang all
summer...well time to meet one.
Whats this to do with JSP, I hear you ask.its a long story.
It all starts off with project that I have to do as my final year
engineering project. Me and my group contact this co
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I am using jswdk-1.0.1
I get the following error message when i try to run the JSP given below.
Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to
Hi
I just wrote a brief article about this.
http://www.jspinsider.com/articles/jsp/intrototags.html
A quick hash of some of the pros / cons
The problem with tags are:
-An initial extra up front cost in building the tags.
-An additional overhead in processing the tag.
-Adding some complexity
Nope no global.jsa files last time I looked.
As a side point, with the release of JSP 1.2 you have filters,events
and such. This will mean you can now effectivily perform
any global.asa feature within a container that supports JSP 1.2
I haven't played with this feature much yet and so I a
today. I like ASP a lot. In fact ask any
of my co workers and they will say I am a fan and supporter of ASP. I have
successfully implemented many ASP sites. I still have recommended and am in
process of helping start up several new ASP projects.
Hmm. Ok. So far so good.
Now let's look at JSP
Not true, JSP is alive and well,
As both JSP Trainers and the operators of JSPInsider web site
we are seeing increasing demand for JSP and Java on the web. In fact
I am also happy to say the interest in JSP is evenly distributed around
the world and it has become very much an international tool
Hi willy,
Since the menu resides on the client side, that leaves little alternative
in the design of interactive menus for html pages.
While I build dynamic menus in several different manners, the method which
comes closest to what you want is a merging of JSP and a DHTML menu
similiar to what
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>Date: Mon, 5 Feb 2001 14:54:44 -0500
>
>Yes but lets talk speed.
>For some reason i just don't have
HI Srinivas,
I have written quite a bit on the differences between ASP and JSP which you
can find at www.jspinsider.com.
However, the reason I am responding is I wanted to add something additional
to what can be found in the asp / jsp articles I have written
I now feel as a general rule of
Hi,
I am new to JSP. I want to upload a fixed format text
file from the user's machine to the Oracle database. I
would appreciate if somebody could guide me how this
can be done. Better still, if somebody can send me the
sample code with some explanation.
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Tomcat they have less
problems and have an easy time of learning JSP.
Casey Kochmer
President Amberjack Software llc
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>From: LIM BOON PING <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
> reference <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Adam
You can always send news announcement to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We will announce news items such as new tools in the JSP Buzz
newsletter.
Also if it is an open source product for JSP we will list it
in the open source tool/Code list we maintain at the JSP Insider site.
Casey Kochmer
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an I can simply list out.
So the quick answer is unless you are good at EJB it is probably a good idea
to stay within the database.
>My second question (which may be related to the first) concerns load
>balancing. What do beans offer in terms of a load balancing solution >that
>a scrip
ect(1).toString()
Of course this won't work if you need to use the data element as other
than a string, but most of the time in a JSP you really only care about
the string representation of the data.
On the actual problem
I would trim the data and check after the trim. If that doesn't w
erence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Date: Fri, 12 Jan 2001 14:44:36 -0800
>
>Tim Hengst wrote:
>
> > Peter Bishop wrote:
> >
> > Of course, I would also encourage you not to put Java code in your JSP
>pages
> >
Hi, Guru,
If I want to share the same between 4 different jsp
pages, do I have to add the in every page?
Thanks?
AJ
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I use a jsp to display a report. Is there anyway we can save the report
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incorporate the "Save As" function(from browser) into my js
Hi, all guru,
is that possible to setup a global variable in a jsp and use it through out
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>Need Help!
>
>I had been retrieving data from Sybase databse. This
>was working fine. I was que
Hi, JSP guru,
what would be the possible problem that could cause the jsp failed to load
the entire page? My jsp loaded only half of the page and threw no error.
Please help.
Thank you.
T.Ho
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Check out http://www.jspinsider.com/reference/book/index.html there are some
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There are many examples on the web. and if you search this archive
you will find some references to them.
Also You can look at Poolman for an example and Java code to perform
database pooling.
Also You can also Look at our open source JSP kit at www.jspinsider.com.
In the kit I have generic
gt; do you think the problem is because of self.close() or because of some
other
> reason
>
> any way thanks for the reply
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> thanks in anticipation
> sarma
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Yes, JSP can solve your problem. A JSP is a pre-built servlet. It provides a
very clean cut method for using Java with your webpages. JSP let you embed
your Java code into your webpages for process on the server-side. This means
you could make you application much faster by performing all of the
Catch the error?
Java uses try/catch statements. A JSP is no different then Java. Catch any
errors from the bean and have the method throw an exception. Your JSP will
then make you catch the exception if you are using the method.
If you would like, check out this link. This JavaBean does just
Have you tried using:
var newWindow = window.open();
// insert your other relevant code here..
newWindow.close();
Use the parent window to close the child. I use this method and it works
fine for me.
Jayson Falkner
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P.S. What part of this question involved JSP
> hi
> can i just create a simple jsp page without any servlets and javabeans to
> build a web application...
Yes you can. There is no requirement that you even use Java in your JSP. You
could rename a HTML file .jsp and let your JSP container handle it and it
would work identical to
Not in the form which you are trying. Client-side JavaScript only executes
on the clients machine. Your JSP is all serverside. Once the page has been
sent to the client it cannot be used like so.
If you really need to accomplish this you might be able to create an applet
that can communicate
Refer to
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for information to help you solve your session questions.
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So I can't use it.
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No, it means you are not using a style sheet?
CSS are on the client-side not the server. Your JSP is on the server side.
This means what ever your JSP returns to the client will have the style
sheet applied to it.
http://www.w3c.org has the official syntax for CSS.
You do not need to specify
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Could say my opinion is slightly skewed...
On a side note there are lots of sites out there about Java. Most of them
mention JSP, however there are very few pure JSP sites. For pure JSP my
favorites are JSP Insider, JSPin.com and JSPCafe.com.
Jayson
Check out http://www.jspinsider.com, there is an introduction to JSP as well
as links for more information.
Jayson Falkner
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Paul
Check out our web site jsp insider (www.jspinsider.com)
Jayson has written a bean component for sending email using smtp
and there is sample code on how to use it with JSP.
All the code is availible and free to use.
Casey Kochmer
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I have built a reporting system in JSP.
Basically it is stored procedure driven. Then I have a series of Beans to
process the data.I have second series of beans responsible for the
formating. Then output the report in simple html format.
The nice thing with stored procedures driving the core
I dont know of any tools to convert asp to JSP, But I did write up some
charts http://www.jspinsider.com/articles/jspasp/asp_to_jsp.html
to help asp programmers make the switch easier.
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>Hi,
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>Hi,
>I just tried a simple url rewriting test and it does nt pass on the session
>information when i disable cookies.
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>My first jsp is test.jsp is as follows
><%
>String url = response.encodeURL("/testa.jsp
Hi all,
I am facing some prob,em with the following code line:
where:
"banner" and "content" are two frames with same
parent(where the code line is written);
"testText" is a text box(HTML) on the jsp file
populating the frame "banner";
"symbolForm&
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For an example check out
http://www.jspinsider.com/reference/jsp/jspsession.html
Be aware your JSP container needs to support url rewriting for you to use
that as a session management method. Tomcat doesn't support this as of yet.
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ry (like com, co, pub, pu, etc.)"
alert(errStr)
return false
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Performing a quick survey to see which Web Stress testing tool you prefer
using with JSP.
While stress testing a JSP site is no different than stress testing a normal
web site.
I am curious to see which tools most Jsp Developers are using for this
function.
Thanks much!
Casey
tutorial printed by Addison Wesley
You will find the Switch over from using the ADO object to JSP to be a
little frustrating at first. Since the ADO currently has more features and
is very easy to use. I highly recommend the JDBC API reference in helping
you in the issue.
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>HttpSession session = HttpServletRequest.getsession();
>session.putValue("listenerobjcet",listener);
>HttpSessionBindingEvent sessionbind = new
>HttpSessionBindingEvent(session,"listener");
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I am looking into setting up a Mid sized JSP project and the customer is
considering using Bea's WebLogic Platform. I have a really basic question
of:
Does it come with its own Java IDE (if so what is it called) or do you use a
third party IDE with it. If you use a third party IDE, whic
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>Ho all,
>Which edition is better for JSP: Community, interner
>or the Enterprise edition.
>Thanks.
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Hi check out
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I document the session object in full glory with code examples.
and the quick answer is:
<%
String ls_validate = "This is our original session";
session.setAttribute("Validate", ls_validate);
%
The JSP container class is the server processing your JSP request.
Tomcat, Resin, Orion and websphere are all examples of a container class.
Keep in mind the more the server does for you, the more time you will have
to put towards learning its capabilities.
As far as Enterprise Java Beans, that
Richard,
We keep a list of opensource JSP / Servlet code at the JspInsider
http://www.jspinsider.com/beans/index.html
for the index of the various kits and code
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>F
I think you have some confusion.
Jsp is server side script, so you cant directly modify behavior of form
elements, you need to use html,javascript and dhtml to do that with.
You can choose to ignore the changed value and reset it back from the jsp.
But that isnt what you want.
But if you want
It depends on what you already know,
and how fast you need to learn it
and what your goals are (since you can use JSP in several ways)
In general, I recommend the following (remove the steps you already know).
Start with learning Java (start with 1.3)
Plan on spending 3 to 6 weeks Getting to
re superior than apache. if you are
> > > > > using nt, you
> > > > > should use iis (it's free, too, with nt). the following report
>will
> > help
> > > > > you:
> > > > >
> > > > > http://www.z
r form, or change the action of the submitted form, There really
is almost no limit to what you can do.
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JSP is a good and solid technology. The problem,is not with JSP, but in
expectations of what JSP can do.
People expect JSP to be simple. Well, thats a relative term. It is simple
compared to full blown java development or Servlets. But it's still Java and
there still is a learning curve
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>Subject: Re: Tomcat ignoring my JSP tags.
>Date: Tue, 29 Aug 2000 00:52:59 GMT
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>Subject: connection pooling ---urgent!!!
>Date: Mon, 21 Aug 2000 16:02:44 GMT
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>Hi,
>we are using connection pooling to connect to the Oracle DB from
>jsp/servlets. the codes we are using is comming from oreilly, it works fine
>for a
etect what type of browser the client is using?
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