I just saved a html page from web,renamed it a JSP,added some fuctionality
and tried to call it from the Browser.
This is the message i get...
com.livesoftware.jsp.JSPServlet:
javax.servlet.ServletException: Invalid UTF-8 code. (bytes: 0xffb7 0x20)
Is there any way to clean the HTML page
I'm trying to incorporate newsfeed from an external site say CNN.com and
show the headlines on my site.
As news gets updated in CNN.com,my site should also
show the latest news.
How do i accomplish this?Do i need to open a socket connection with the
external site or is there any other way to do
I would like to include a HTML file in a JSP.
I'm running JRUN 3.0 on Apache1.3.
is something like this possible ?
html
head/head
body
!--#include virtual="hello.html"--
%out.println("sucess"); %
/body
/html
Do i need to configure my apache to allow server side includes ?How do i do
that?
If
that works.
thanks.
- Original Message -
From: "Pascal BLANC" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 19, 2000 6:10 PM
Subject: Re: Including HTML files.
Why don't you include the following:
%@ include file="../../HEADER/GEFFHEAD.JSP" %
and maybe replace
I have a hyperlink that looks like this...
a href="test.jsp?name=%=username%"click here/a
if the value of username='xyz abc'[ie.two words],i'm not able to get both
the words in the hyperlink.Instead it's just 'xyz .How do i send both the
words to the next page if user clicks on the hyperlink ?
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Subject: Re: Hyperlinks.
Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 17:49:05 +0200
You should use quote like this :
a href=test.jsp?name="%=username%"click here/a
Regards
Veronique
krishna srinivasan a écrit :
I have a hyperlink that looks like this...
a href="test.jsp?name=%=usern
Hi,
My application spawns as many as 50 threads/user and searches the internet
for parts.In a scenario of 10 users the performance is poor.I was
considering multiple JSM's on the same machine if it could improve the
performance.
I'm running JRUN 2.3.3 on Apache 1.3.12 with Redhat as OS.
Can i
Hi,
i'm running JSP's on JRUN and using APACHE as the webserver.Every jsp
verifies for the session object at the very beginning and redirects the user
to login page if session object does'nt hold the usid id.The problem i face
is after an hour or so if i try to access a page,i'm redirected to the
My project involves development of a meta-search engine -
one that takes search parms from my user and then hits
other search engines for results.
we've implemented this as a jsp that calls a java class
which spawns around 50 threads per user.The reason for
doing this is that the user has to be
2000 15:55:24 -0700
Try out.wait after the out.flush
On Mon, 05 June 2000, krishna srinivasan wrote:
Hi,
I'm calling 1 jsp from another.When the jsp is called i flush the
contents
of the buffer.
I'm using out.flush() i find that the flush is not happening at the
desired
Hi,
I'm calling 1 jsp from another.When the jsp is called i flush the contents
of the buffer.
I'm using out.flush() i find that the flush is not happening at the desired
point.Actually the event occurs after a period of time bringing some more
html stuff alongwith.
What do i do ?
Do i need to
Hi,
I'm using JRUN on Apache and i have a some issues related to multithreading.
I'm launching around 50 threads/user and i find that the performance is poor
as the users increase.Is it possible to improve the performance by
changing the Jrun's config parameters ?
T I A,
Krishna.
For one of our requirements here we need to write a jsp file which would
dump its output(i.e. the HTML) to a file rather the browser.
Is this possible, if so what the standard approaches to do this
Appreciate your inputs
Sanjay
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Hi,
I'm using the session object to store user id and at the beginning of every
JSP i check the validity of the session.I have a case where restarting the
JRUN [web server -apache]does not kill the sessions.
ie : i'm able to call a JSP without properly login in...
What could be the possible
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