Re: URL mapping ...

1999-11-10 Thread O'Keeffe Patrick
understand that correctly? -AMT -Original Message- From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of O'Keeffe Patrick Sent: Tuesday, November 09, 1999 10:06 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: URL mapping ... Hi, I'm sure th

URL mapping ...

1999-11-09 Thread O'Keeffe Patrick
Hi, I'm sure this is easy: I'm using the JSWDK 1.0 from Sun. Is there a way to map all HTTP posts or gets within a web application to one JSP (i.e. main.jsp). I could just specify main.jsp in the action of the form in each JSP, but then I can't do anything with the URI. I've put main.jsp in

Helper methods which do not require out.println().

1999-10-21 Thread O'Keeffe Patrick
Hello, I need to draw a tree of icons and organisation names in my JSP using organisation names stored in a bean. This is quite a complex tree and each node needs to be enclosed within its own table /table tags. The tree will be drawn in different JSPs at different times. I would like to put the

Importing classes

1999-10-20 Thread O'Keeffe Patrick
Hello, I have a file which contains loads of definitions (static final x, static final y, ). I need these definitions to be available to a JSP and to some helper classes which the JSP imports, but I only want to define them in one place. Any ideas on how to do this?? Many thanks, Patrick

Why use JavaBeans?

1999-09-13 Thread O'Keeffe Patrick
Hi, I'm an ASP developer who is trying to put forward a case for using the JSP/Servlet/JavaBean approach. I'd be very grateful if someone could explain the following to me: What is the advantage of using JavaBeans with servlets and JSPs when the same result could be obtained by chaining