I have the following code in a custom taglib. If I put the hex values
of the colors in the context-param area of the web.xml file, how do you
call them?
color1
#FF
color2
#FF
...
public int doEndTag() throws JspException {
Boolean alternate = (Boolean)
ExpressionEvaluatorMa
I'm getting the following error when my JSP form POSTs:
17:15:23,500 INFO [STDOUT] -SQLException-
17:15:23,500 INFO [STDOUT] SQLState: 42000
17:15:23,500 INFO [STDOUT] Message: Syntax error or access violation
message from server: "You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the
manual t
I'm using the following code to return results from drop down menues and
user input text.
It works fine as long as the text is an exact case sensitive match to
the data record.
What I want to do is evaluate the output the results of a user input
search based on
'param.field' in figure 3. i.e. If '
I have a custom taglib with a hard coded URL. I've added a
'context-param' entry to move it the web.xml file. Is
'getServletConfig().getInitParameter' the corect thing to use here or is
there a better alternative?
Original line:
// out.println("" + i + "");
Modified line:
out.println("" +
i + "")
I have a table containing information about different businesses. I
want to randomly select a single row from the table using a prepared
statement in a java bean. (Using MySQL 4.0.17 and JBoss 3.2.2)
What is the most eficient way to do this?
TIA
Jack
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Is it possible to create a jsp template with two or maybe three
tables containing three fields each and populate them from a SQL
query with am maximum depth of 30 lines in successive order?
i.e. populate the first table with 30 lines then populate the second
table with the next 30 lines starting w
include quotes from various insurance carriers.
Also, the updates are supplied as a text file need to be updated in an
automated way. Any suggestion would be appreciated (see snippet below).
Thanks,
Jack Lauman
ACCIDENT_FREE_CR= + (POLICY_ACCIDENT_FREE_PERCENT
/ 100
You're missing the JMX package. Go to:
http://java.sun.com/products/JavaManagement/
Make sure that the following (3) jars are in your poolman classpath:
jmxgrinder.jar
jmxri.jar
jmxtools.jar
Regards,
Jack
Gopi Mandava wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Has any one tried the latest PoolMan 2.0 package? I ca
