Re: Long process

want is , which behaves like a function call and returns as expected. Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff JSP-IN

Next JSP 1.1 specifications draft

site. It has been over a week; what is the status of the next JSP specs? We are all eagerly awaiting it :). -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in th

Re: Again, redistribution

is currently in negotiations with Apache to redistribute the jswdk (aka: "Tomcat") under the Apache license, which is considerably more generous. The timeline for this handover is "real soon now", but it has been "real

Proposal for standardized tags

se being nested within a tag. Feel free to comment on any of these proposed tags, or to propose tags of your own. Especially needed is an attribute list and nesting restrictions for these tags so a Document Type Descriptor can be spec'd out and implemented. -- Mi

Re: Proposal for standardized tags

However, SQL statements here that are unparsable to JSP, but parsable by the backend database would be a useful standard tag to have as a starting point anyway. -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscri

[Fwd: Proposal for standardized tags]

-- Michael Hu, Paradox Team x5279 BTW -- not sure if you meant to CC JSP-INTEREST, but you didn't -- you can forward any of these responses to there if you like. Michael Hu wrote: > Yes. Also, would allow a database connection to > have a different lifetime than a server-

Re: hellouser variation: is it possible??

> > > > > > > showName.jsp > > > > > > > > Hello, ! > > > > You must specify a before you use or , (or suffer the compile error you are currently getting). So try: Hello, ! -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team,

Re: Proposal for standardized tags

numRows-in-resultset from the context of custom tags would be useful. This could be a possible implementation for the "show last 10 records" button: SELECT * FROM CUSTOMER ... -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation =

Re: Proposal for standardized tags

; similarly, you can ignore tags if you are not interested in database connnectivity for your JSP apps. -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-

Re: Setting and Reading Cookies in JSP

.putValue((String)key, (Object)value); session.getValue((String)key); %> The Servlet engine should use cookies if enabled on the client, or URL rewriting if cookies are not available. The corresponding standardized tags would be: -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Cor

Re: Setting and Reading Cookies in JSP

echnique will not work for URL rewriting, one of the reasons why cookies are generally preferred over rewriting), or notify your JSP/servlet vendor of a possible implementation bug. -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation ===

Re: Diff between <@ and

o out.print(=) which will give a JSP compiler error. -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST". FAQs on JSP can be found at: http://java.s

Re: Problem with Jsp-Include Directive

strpath = ' 'dir1\dir2\' > > <@include page = strpath + "xxx.jsp"> > > when i try to do this i get an error. is there a way to do it ? please > HELP. The only way to have variable attributes in tags is to use <%= %> which resolves on runtime.

Re: Referencing "this" in JSP

JSP page (ie: this). <%! public void methodDecl(){} // declare a class method %> <% page.methodDecl(); // this.methodDecl(); // and methodDecl(); // are equivalent. %> -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation ===

Re: Referencing "this" in JSP

Olivier Brand wrote: > Michael, the problem is that I am using JSP0.92 :-( Then just use the keyword this. <% out.print(this); // will give you the hashcode representation of the generated servlet // which is equivalent in JSP 1.0 to out.print(page); %> -- Michael Hu, Paradox Te

Re: Jsp Session variables

oo")); // will print "whatever" if you are in the same session %> -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "signoff JSP-INTEREST&qu

Re: JSP 1.1 -- _jspCleanup()???

oto and never return") is called. means that the rest of the page will never be called, including releasePageContext. Like in C, use goto's with caution! -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === T

Re: JSP 1.1 -- _jspCleanup()???

they can be maliciously designed to kill your web app. Besides, it is the responsibility of the tag to clean up after itself (OO design principles), and not for parent tags to clean up after any arbitrary children it may have (which is definitely non-trivial). -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel

Re: JSP 1.1 -- _jspCleanup()???

is is really important to you for the specs to state this explicitly, email the JSP spec writers at: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Michael Hu, Paradox Team, Corel Corporation === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body: "