instead of using forward. Use parents.location.href="other.jsp"
Edward King wrote:
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These work fine with IE. What about compatibility with Netscape 4.7 onwards
Ruchi Agarwal wrote:
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Hi All,
I am new to JSTL. and running a testing code on weblogic 7.0. Previously I was getting
a problem for standard.jar in classpath. That is resolved.
Now when I run the following code (http://localhost:7001/test.jsp?name=Manoj+Kansal),
I get exception mentioned below. Does weblogic 7.0
Hi All,
I am using weblogic 7.0 on Windows NT 4.0 machine.
I wish to use JSTL. From where I could get jar file for the same. Do I need JWSDP.
Since I am restricted to install JWSDP. Then how could I get jar files. Somebody can
mail me the jars(expected small size). What else I need. Do
instruct f
Hi all,
I am using weblogic 7.0 on NT 4.0 machine.
I have downloaded standard.jar file required for JSTL.
I have unzip standard.jar file and retireve all the tld files. I have placed tld files
in WEB-INF/tld folder. I have added standard.jar file in classpath. I have verified
that standard.jar fi
Can anyone help how to use JSTL. I am usign iPlanet on solaris.
1. What jar files I need.
2. Where should I place them. (WEb-INF) exact path inside WEB-INF etc.
3. Can I work it with iPlanet.
Manoj
Timo Neumann wrote:
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Thanks Yes, I and hope we all are very clear with the concept. Thanks Dan and
Christian
Manoj
Christian Bollmeyer wrote:
> Am Mittwoch, 27. August 2003 17:21 schrieb Campano, Troy:
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> I think Dan Wells already mentioned all the necessary aspects
> and though we're using Struts instead of Tapestr
the values from request.
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> So I guess if you have multiple developers, interface people,
> programmers, etcit would make sense to use servlets because then you
> can keep most programming code out of the JSP.
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> Thanks!
> -Original Message-
> From: Manoj Kans
Can you brief on what part is handled by your servlet. I too want to clarify on
that.
Manoj
"Campano, Troy" wrote:
> I'm curious as to what the reason is to use Servlets.
> I write straight java class/methods and call them from my JSP.
> My business logic goes into these classes.
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> JSP handles
OCI are type-2 driver that need oracle client to be installed. While
thin driver type-4 driver does not need Oracle client to be installed.
Since no client is required with thin driver, only classes.jar file is
need to be added to your class path, things are simple with oracle thin
drivers.
But OC
OCI are type-2 driver that need oracle client to be installed. While
thin driver type-4 driver does not need Oracle client to be installed.
Since no client is required with thin driver, only classes.jar file is
need to be added to your class path, things are simple with oracle thin
drivers.
But OC
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