Title: RE: Usage of jsp:include versus file include
I
think "file include" is an HTML command that gets processed by the browser as
opposed to jsp:include that gets eventualy compiled into the
servlet.
Also
check this scenario: (it's kind of simmilar to this problem)
Let's
say you have a
Title: Oracle's jDeveloper
It's
not just Oracle
Any
modern tool would give you simmilar error. It all comes down to dirrectory
structure that basicaly looks at two things: 1. Document root (html, jsp, etc..)
and classpath (java classes, java beans, jar files etc...)
I
would say it would
Let me see if I get this right;
1. If you trying to see second JSP overriding th first one, try to use
forward() instead of include()
2. If you trying to show the first one and then 5 sec later the second one I
don't think this is the right technic since I don't believe the page will be
displayed
Title: Jsp native database functions
JDBC
will create connectivity (sort of communication chanel) between your app and DB.
Any SQL statement that is acceptable by your DB can be executed including
(create tables/sequences/constraints)
Alex
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try to use RTFB rule
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Subject: calling a ejb
Any body knows how to call an ejb fr
try RTF- http://jakarta.apache.org/
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Subject: clustering in tomcat
Does tomcat su
mas. ;-)
On Thu, 27 December 2001, Oleg Zhurakouksy wrote:
> try to use RTFB rule
>
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J2EE
is an extantion to J2SE which is your JVM. J2EE will not work without JDK. So
install JDK 1.2 or later and it should work
Alex
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