Does anyone know of any JSP-centric job boards out there?
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..might be time to change??
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I have a database pooling servlet which I need to load at startup time then
reference many times later. I've switched from JRun and am trying out
OrionServer, but can't seem to get it to work. Here's my web-application.xml
snippet:
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GlobalConnectionBroker
net.
? Is there any other way to get a handle
to it?
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Neal
> > The getServlet() method has been deprecated and can return null in new
> Servlet
> > engine implementation.
> > You might want to make a call to this servlet when the servlet engine
> starts or
> > write
I have a bean, which can RequestDispatcher.forward() to an ErrorHandler.jsp
file. Since this is a bean, even though I put a return statement after the
forward(), the control will still go back to the servlet/jsp file (it just
exits from the bean method, not the service() method)...
Anyway, I was
> Neal Kaiser wrote:
> >
> > I have a bean, which can RequestDispatcher.forward() to an
ErrorHandler.jsp
> > file. Since this is a bean, even though I put a return statement after
the
> > forward(), the control will still go back to the servlet/jsp file (it
just
>
> Custom tags in JSP 1.1 will let you deal with this in a better way.
> A tag handler can return a code telling the JSP container to not
> process the rest of the page (actually, generate a return after the tag
> handler call).
>
What is the syntax for this?
> In JSP 1.0, you have to deal with t
control back to the first JSP
that was called. Is this per spec? Am I out of luck with a clean solution
to this?
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Check out OrionServer. It is a great J2EE application server. They have a
demo
for custom tags:
http://www.orionserver.com
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Yeah - but wait until ASP+! It is apparently compiled *and*, supports
additional languages for scripting (eg COBOL, C#) *AND* has a similar
architectural philoshophy to JSP: that is it emphasizes seperation of code
into seperate file which can then be reference with things similar to custom
tags
ample of
syntax and/or integration. Any thoughts?
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Neal Cabage
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Iconixx, Santa Monica
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www.msdn.microsoft.com and www.15seconds.com was where I was doing my
reading. I get my info from there and from conversations with other
developers.
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what that setting would be.
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; text/xml
Any thoughts?
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able to popUp a
JavaScript alert box that would print the text of the link: "hi wally".
This would be a proof of the ability to extract the link text.
Would anyone know how to do this? Otherwise, I have to scrap XML and do it
all with
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Does anyone know hoe to
ML/XSL in
MSIE5. Can anyone suggest anything that would allow me to accomplish my goal
without reverting to HTML?
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Hi wally
So that would have done the trick.
I appreciate your help!
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t parse and/or convert this one *the right way*?
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Nevermind - I figured it out. Thanks!
Date thisdate = rs.getDate("date_mod");
out.println(myFormat.format(thisdate));
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when setting a cursor type in dealing with rows ... surely there must be a
similar something for columns (?).
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Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
//DB DRIVER
String pUri= &qu
a
value is not an option.
Also, can anyone recommend a driver (and/or method) for accessing a
Microsoft DB such as SQL server, that does not require the JDBC:ODBC bridge?
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namic, etc.)?
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use count * met
We are using JDK1.3, which I presume would mean that I am using JDBC2 ...
but neither I , or a co-worker could find any reference to a recordCount
method/prop anywhere. Could you perhaps give a syntactical example?
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a single other character ... or so I believe.
I am hoping that there is something I am missing and there is a method that
will allow me to replace the (') single tics with ('') double tics, and vice
versa. Does anyone k
Aah yes -
I completely forgot about the prepared statement. It seems to be a god-send
on a few different levels.
Thanks for the tip!
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How would one know what to call these env
vars if not by their names? I've found no documentation to this effect. And,
is there a way to retrieve this information using the actuall env var names?
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get an error) I can't actually access these values.
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s it would seem to provide the opportunity to do, but (while I don't
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multitude of
other options as well. Does anyone have any opinions on the best approach
in this regard?
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;t give me thatproblem.
Does anyone why this would be or how I could get around it?
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but I would *really* like to know the
solution if you have any thought.
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Neal
public void addError(int projId, String reporter, String type, int urgent,
String title, String notes) {
// Add a new error to the database
try{
Can anyone recommend how I might apply XSL to my XML on the server side? I
am using JRUN and presume my best option is the custom tag, but
I can't get the damned thing to work. Can anyone recommend another solution
or what I might be missing with this solution?
Thanks!
herwise is there another
option someone could point me to?
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? Or
something else?
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Does anyone know if there is performance differences between using a type1
JDBC:ODBC driver and a native driver? I see other programmatic advantages
but have not seen performance addressed.
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If you are using Jserv with Apache,I get the impression per my reading that
you must also install GNUJSP for JSP support. Is this accurate? How does
Tomcat fit into the mix? What is the best configuration per you experience?
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ation anyone is aware of?
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ht
There's a give and a take. You have to decide what's ultimately the most
important. As for performance and tight programmatic control JSP seems to
be better. If you require a quick time to market, ASP is probably your best
bet.
1. Performance (support for high hit rates)
JSP is better. It
I don't knowthat sounds pretty one sided to me. I like Java too, but
it's not the only show on the road,and not the only one wirth buying a
ticket to. ;-) Both JSP and ASP have a lot to offer and it really depends
upon a number of factors as to what you pick, but an interesting point was
raise
detriments to
developing in NT? Any caveats to note?
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Does anyone have preferences for colocation / managed hosting facilities?
Does anyone have any thoughts about Navisite?
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Anyone here had the opportunity to compare/contrast an ASP (application
service) package solution such as Blue Martini or Vingette StoryServer, to
building off of a component-base such as WebLogic with the commerce package?
If so, what is the breakpoint at which it would make sense to go with
some
Has anyone had success with JRUN's XSLT custom tag? I couldn't get it to
work, nor could my colleague.
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I dare you to find *ANY* documentation on the use of a global.jsa file
and if you do, please send me a copy. ;-)
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Any applicable parameter you should probably write in your XML document ...
you can then apply parameters (applicable to the DOM) using XSL.
It sounds like you're using the JRUN XSLT tag - have you had any success?
We haven't been able to get the thing to work.
N
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the same reason. This is just speculation however and JSP just seems easier
and more time efficient...so would there be a good reason for hand-writing
your own servlets instead?
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RequestDispatcher rd = sc.getRequestDispatcher(URL);
rd.forward(request,response);
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n might be that with building servlets you're separating the
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Hey - thanks for the info. Yeah, someone else also mentioned Struts to me
recently; I'll look into it. BTW, you mentioned Xalan XSL parser. Could
you tell me where I could get that? I'm using JRUN as my app server and i
*SWARE* the damned tag for parsing XSL doesn't work
t (I think) ... but still
no dice!
HELP!!!!!
Thx.
Neal
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import java.io.*;
import java.text.*;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import javax.servlet.jsp.*;
public class myServlet extends H
Martin,
Thanks a million!!! You're right ... :
getServletConfig().getInitParameter("myParameter")
Worked like a charm! It returned the value I was trying to get at.
Looks like I should have been trying to use servletConfigm rather than the
ServletContext.
Neal
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Does anyone have any opinions on the best development tools for JSP?
I am using JRUN with IIS ... and Notepad for developing my scripts...
Would you recommend other tools?
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to me (ironicially the book spends most of it's time harping
on methods, events, props, etc) ... I just need to undertand the paradigm of
implementing a JavaBean a little bit better.
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I set up J2EE on Solaris 8, and when I invoke j2ee -verbose on the command line, the
server starts, but I never get my prompt back. I can CTRL-BRK out, but that shuts
down the server? Can't find a FAQ or online doc reference to this problem. Any ideas?
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