Re: AutoLoad Servlet

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 a method making a call to this servlet if the object is not available in the servletContext. Olivier Neal

Re: Off topic: free UML modeling tool for Java

There is the UML tool: argo UML from the University of California, Irvine The URL is: http://www.ics.uci.edu/pub/arch/uml/index.html For me, this is the most advanced UML tool out there and it even supports XML !!! I don't know if they are still working on it though, but it is fast and very

XML, XSL and JSP

I have been working with these 3 technologies (XML and XSL first) and I have some points I would like to share with you. I would like JSP to take advantage of XSL and XML to separate the presentation layer from the data. So all the java object will be in the XML document and the HTML in the XSL

Re: POST Request chaining

have you defined a doPost method in your servlet ? If not, you can just call doGet from doPost. This 400 message might be generated because of that. Olivier Frederik Haesbrouck wrote: I use the chaining mechanism (jsp:forward or RequestDispatcher.forward()) to handle all my HTTP requests.

Re: HEEELP! problem calling jsp from servlet in jswdk

The problem is you cannot do a forward if you have open a stream before. It is all explained in the Servlet/JSP specification. Olivier Emilio Alvarez wrote: I made this servlet call jsp page with getServletConfig().getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher([page name]).forward(rq,

Re: JSP 0.92 implementation

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JSP 0.92 implementation

I was looking for a JSP0.92 implementation but haven't found it !??! I know javasoft, jrun, .. has a JSP1.0 one, but where is the 0.92 if it exists ? Any clue ? Olivier === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with

Referencing this in JSP

Is there a way to reference "this" in JSP. I know that getServletContext() is working in JSP, but how can I retrieve the servlet implementation from JSP ? Olivier === To unsubscribe: mailto [EMAIL PROTECTED] with body:

Including JSP in other JSP

I have acknowledged 2 methods to call JSP from another one: The first one is by using the include statement The other one is by calling : getServletContext()getRequestDispatcher(URI).include(request, response) What are the diffrences between both methods ? Which one is better ? Another kind of

More information about this

I am using version 0.92 of JSP. I went over the 1.0 specification and saw that we can access "this" object with the "page" object. What about version 0.92 ? Seems to be impossible Olivier === To unsubscribe: mailto

Question about request.getAttribute

I am starting to play with servlets and JSP ( 0.92 :-( ) I have one question about the request.getAttribute. When setting an attribute in the servlet, how the passed object is handled over to JSP ? If I am saving in the servlet request a complex object, should it extend serializable ? Is there

Some newbie questions

I have gone through the new JSP 1.0 draft and have several question: 1) Is there a relationship between JSP and the Apache project Cocoon ? They both seem to be based on the same concept. If it is the case, Cocoon have a great chance to disapear, no ? 2) I saw that JSP 1.0 introduces new tags