Try using the java.util.Calendar functions
it has lot of unctions for all ur needs
hope it helps
Prakash
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hi any know how to send mails using SilverStream 30
thx in advance
Prakash
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hi here's a problem with solaris installation
when we are tryin to install Silver Stream Application Server V 3.0 on
Solaris 7.0 with oracle 8i on Sun Sparc E250 machine we are having a
problem
as described
"error 64264
QuoteIdentifiers has not been set"
any suggestions to resolve this issue
hi all,
I'm using (a beginner) Silver Stream, i want to use a servlet/jsp in
silver stream,
how to do that, the documentation provided was not able to help me
any resource and few examples will be helpful,
i'm using Oracle 8i as database, and the OS is solaris 7/Windows Nt
thanks rgds
hi all,
i 'v an urgent requirement of sensing the clicking of hyperlink and
upadating the database, any suggestions and solutions are greatly
welcome
thanks in advance
prakash
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can u pls brief me, i'm not clear how to write
thanks in advance
prakash
K Ramesh wrote:
write a onclick() handler for the hyperlink.
Nagaprakash C S [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/02/2000 12:09:12
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can any one help me with this error
i get this error when i run this file in java webserver , there r no
compilation errors
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500 Internal Server Error
The servlet named listmanager at the
Actually, The server itself doesn't support JSP and Java servlets,
try Allaire's Jrun,
which acts as a Web server add-on
for Netscape's Enterprise and FastTrack Servers, Microsoft's Internet
Information Server (IIS) and Personal Web
Server (PWS), Apache, and other servers.
i guess it should
Actually, The server itself doesn't support JSP and Java servlets, try
Allaire's Jrun, which acts as a Web server add-on
for Netscape's Enterprise and FastTrack Servers, Microsoft's Internet
Information Server (IIS) and Personal Web
Server (PWS), Apache, and other servers.
i guess it should
