In the code that I'm writing we use a cleanup/finalize method to drop the db
connection. After the handler creates/executes the pstmt we close the
connection (yes, I'm using connection pooling) I'm assuming the same is done
automatically when you query within the JSP, if not would you just use th
I'm sorry if this is rather a basic question for the list, but I am just
getting started using JSP to front-end an Oracle server. I can successfully
connect to the database and produce HTML pages full of data, but before I can
make any real use of this I have to implement security. What I think t
If you want to find the last five records, you will *have* to use a condition
to define which they are. Remember that there is no defined order in a
relational database, you must specify one when you require one. If you mean
the five records most recently entered you will need to store the entry
Declare an integer variable, increment it each time that you find a
tag, decrement when you find a . Only output a if the variable is
zero. This will correctly handle nested tables. Depending on the source of
your HTML, you may need to ensure that is also handled - HTML is not
case sensitive
I use an Oracle database running on HP Unix. Currently I am working to migrate
all of the UI to web based, thus giving my PC support colleagues the thin
client they would prefer! So far I have been using vi to create all of the
server side scripts, but I can see a lot of work ahead. Now I get to
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> Visual Servlets, JSP, and Struts designers really lower the amount of code.
> Plus, it has a nice integration with JUnit that helps with the unit testing.
>
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