Re: session variables

The JSP 0.91 Specification does not provide support for session objects by default. This was implemeted in JSP 1.0 and above (correct me if wrong). You can still create HttpSession objects in your JSP code and work with them as usual. You can do something like this: <% HttpSession currentSessio

Re: A tip on how to avoid browser caching problems..

PROTECTED]> e -Original Message- From: sufi malak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 30, 2001 1:16 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: A tip on how to avoid browser caching problems.. How did you do it please ? >From: "Ortiz, William J" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> &

Re: A tip on how to avoid browser caching problems..

We had some problems with caching in our projects too, and the META tags did'nt work (we have to use IE exclusively). After some testing we decided to add a random number to the JSP URL's, but trying to minimize the possibility to zero, we decided to add the timestamp to the url (System.currentTi

Strange JSP Exception

Hey folks: In our project we're using VA Java and Webshere as our app. server. Recently I've noticed that while loading one of our JSP's we'vw been getting a strange exception. What makes it even weirder is that it is a very small JSP and after we get the exception and it bombs out we can contin

FW: Your post has been returned (Getting all the values in a sele ction box)

Hello fellow Jsp'ers: In the project I'm working on we display a JSP page to the user that allows them to type in Customer Numbers(CN) in a text box. We added a method to include multiple CN's in a selection box, they type in a CN and click on an 'Add' button, the CN will be added to the selecti

Re: Visual Age system requirements

I am using VA Enterprise version 3.0.2; I can tell you that for a good performance you want to have a 600+Mhz CPU and a MINIMUM of 256 MB of RAM. My workstation has a 733 PIII and 256MB RAM. If you go to VA 3.5 you might want to get an even better CPU. A fast hard disk for paging wouldn't hurt e

Re: Streaming RTF via JSPs

ervlet something.rtf in order to get the browser to recognise it, unless anyone has a better idea... -Original Message- From: Ortiz, William J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: 14 November 2000 16:05 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Streaming RTF via JSPs It can be done with Servlets.

Re: Streaming RTF via JSPs

It can be done with Servlets. Here's what I did for my current project, it is a web based app using servlets and JSP's: 1. We store the RTF files in the server, obviously in a directory the application can read. The files include some 'place-holders' that we replace later with mainframe data.

Re: Best JSP Tool

Visual Age for Java for itself does not offer a visual JSP editor. The Enterprise Edition (the one we're starting to use) comes bundled with WebSphere Studio, a very capable HTML/JSP editor. You can create JSP's, link them to a servlet, debug, test, etc. An amazing resource hungry program.

Re: Method getMaxIntervalTime() not found in interface javax.serv let.http.HttpSession

I think you should use session.getLastAccessedTime() or session.getLastInactiveInterval(); I don't see a getMaxIntervalTime() in the API documents (JSDK 2.1) William J Ortiz EDS E.Solutions/BlueSphere XEEP Buyout Phone: (716) 427-6892 e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] e -