Re: How to implement JSP...

Sean, Did you actually get a reply to this message? I too am also interested. Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.com/ -Original Message- From: Sean Ross Blasko [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, June 25, 1999 9:56 PM T

Initial Install Failure

Hello all, Hoping that you can assist me. Following are specs of the install and the issue I'm running into. Java 1.2 is installed at i:\java JSP is installed at i:\java\jsp1.0 The class path is set to i:\java\lib\ I start JSP in i:\java\jsp1.0 Everything works ok here Using Netscape Communicat

Re: JSP books?

For those looking for books on JSP, you might wish to look at documentation for the Java Servlets and Java Web Server. I have two books from Addison-Wesley which focus on these subject, and give a good overview of the JSP. They recommend following Sun's website to maintian updates, as the spec wa

Re: global.jsa

Addison-Wesley's book on Java Server Pages presents a good example on how to accomplish this. What they did was in the Java Servlet, it checked to see if the cookie or Session ID was present. If it wasn't, then the servlet redirected the browser to the start page. Michael J. Fuhrman WebSite Des

Re: global.jsa

y 08, 1999 10:03 AM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: global.jsa > > I am not very familiar with ASP technology, so would you mind me if I ask > what > "global.asa" is, > or what would a JSP equivalent "global.jsa" accomplish. > > Regards, &

Re: Comments on business logic separation

Steve, While working on a project at ANR Pipeline, we did just this. The Web Server and a Citrix Server were used to allow remote access to the application. While a Unix and NT boxes uses Remote Method Invocation to maintain data integrity and validity. A Sybase backend was used to house the d

Books on JSP, Sevlet, and Object Databases

The developer's guide to the Java WebServer by Addison Wesley 0-201-374949-X Java Servlet Programming O'Reilly 1-56592-391-X JDBC Database Access with Java by Addison Wesley 0-201-30995-5 Object-Oriented Environment in C++ by MIS Press, by

Java COM Objects for IIS

Is anyone developing Java COM Objects for IIS? By this I mean, that NT IIS server can access standard Java Classes through ASP. If you're interested in doing this .. Microsoft has provided a KBT on how to accomplish this. http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/q167/9/41.asp The prog

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

e.com PS .. there's been lots of interest in creating the COM objects .. which has been frustrating, since up till you no one seemed to want to ask about this problem. =) -Original Message- From: Kinsler, Ted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 26, 1999 10:19 AM To: '

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

emory, eventually causing all the database connections to be filled up, and page responses to go unanswered. Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.com -Original Message- From: Jason Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, August 26, 1999 11:37 AM To

Newbie Question

I have a Java Class and would like to use it in a JSP file. How do I get the two linked? Please provide simple hello world example Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.com === To unsubscribe:

Re: Newbie Question

va.sql.*,DBConnectionManager" %> <%! DBConnectionManager connMgr = DBConnectionManager.getInstance(); %> [...] <% Connection con = connMgr.getConnection("idb"); if (con == null) { out.println("Can't get connection"); return; Le 17:25 2

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

nt: Friday, August 27, 1999 12:02 AM To: Michael Fuhrman; [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: RE: Java COM Objects for IIS We've been working with an IIS/COM/Java system like you describe for about a year now and haven't encountered the problems you're seeing. As someone else mentioned, yo

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

Stan, Thanks, I think .. I understood everything up to creating an ISAPI object .. then it became as clear as mud! I had thought about creating the database connection in ASP. That might actually solve some other issues concerning portability, and just passing the connection into the Java Class

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

al Message- From: Kinsler, Ted [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999 8:42 AM To: 'Michael Fuhrman' Subject: RE: Java COM Objects for IIS I have always used the ADO objects directly. I have done this because when I started using ADO the WFC classes did not exist. The

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

versa. Use ServletExec with JDK1.2 + Hotspot it's five times as fast that ASP + Java COM. If you must write COM objects write them in C++ not in VB or Java the speed is'nt fast enought, but that depends on if you want speed or flexibility!! Just a point in the disscussion. -Original M

Re: Java COM Objects for IIS

T.R. Jason and I did the same thing .. Actually I think I did it out right just to avoid having the multiple class registration nightmare from the word go .. but anyway .. create one class and register it. This one class contains methods which return instances to all the other classes of interes

Re: Newbie Question - some slightly more advanced thoughts

rguments, etc ); %> or <% is.ncd.MyPersonalClass myInstance = new s.ncd.MyPersonalClass( constructorArgument ); myInstance.myNonStaticFunction( etc1, etc2 ); %> ( import statements make the code much cleaner of course ) Magnus Torfason NCD - Original Message - From: M

Java, COM and IIS specific ListServ

For those interested, I have found a Java-Com List Server supported by Microsoft. =) It was posted to one of these groups earlier, but I'm reposting it for interested parties. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://www.lsoft.com/scripts/wl.exe?SL1=Java-COM&H=DISCUSS.MICROSOFT.COM Michael J. Fuhrman Reliab

Newbie Question

Thanks for being patient .. Again, the questions being where do I place the HTML.class so that the JSP file can find and use it. I'm using JWS 1.1.3 under NT 4.0. I've loaded Java 1.1.8, MS JVM 3.2 build 3186. You might also wish to insure that I've got the syntax correct for the JSP file, sho

Where to place class files for JSP!

t! And, will someone please write a book on writing and deploying JSP applications using Java Classes and JDBC. Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.com -Original Message- From: Michael Fuhrman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, August 27, 1999

Java Tags

Hey, If anyone remember where to change the tags used by the Java PageCompile servlet so that I recognizes <% %> instead of , would you please refresh my memory. Checked the docs, but it seems to be escaping me! =( Using JWS 1.1.3. Please and thanks. Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Comp

Response.End

Hello All, Simple question .. In asp, there's a response.end .. which terminates the activity of the ASP page. Is there an equivalent, or do I just EXIT (0); Hoping there's a cleaner way! Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.com =

JSP 2.0 under JWS 1.1.3

Question, How does one install JSP 2.0 under JWS 1.1.3? Or do I need to upgrade? Specifically, I'm looking for those nice <% %> tags, and the ability to include files, which JSP 1.0 didn't come with! =( Hoping you can help, Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.c

JSP 2.0 under JWS 1.1.3

Question, How does one install JSP 2.0 under JWS 1.1.3? Or do I need to upgrade? Specifically, I'm looking for those nice <% %> tags, and the ability to include files, which JSP 1.0 didn't come with! =( Hoping you can help, Michael J. Fuhrman Reliable Business Computers http://www.creliable.

Re: Time - client versus server

David, You'd need to either monitor the Request object for such information, or create a Java script that is fired off by the web page. You may be able to get this from an Applet, but this depends on the complexity of the information and how much interaction you need to have with the browser. M

Re: auto-init script

Mike, Actually you can .. however must create a custom sleep command. I suggest using Java. Here's Win95/98/NT version ... # # Launch Netscape to initialize the servlet # SET INIT="http://denali.earthtrip.com:8080/servlet/servletToInitialize" # give the server some time to startup - may nee

SQL Field Update

Hello all, Well, I'm used to using Microsoft's Recordset to update the field contents, but from what I can see that's not possible in Java's SQL. (Not that I can't use Microsoft's Recordset, but that I can't update a field in the ResultSet returned by Java, and expect it to update the database.)