Try the following two options:
1. If you are targetting audience of MSIE 4.0 + mainly, then this should
work:
But may not be supported by Netscape.
Netscape 6 supports it.
2. More recommended solution is
try to fit it in a table cell of your desired dimensions
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I guess what you need is a sample code for database connection.
Here it is, taken from one of my JSP pages:
String url = "jdbc:odbc:ShopMart";
String query = "SELECT CustEmailID, CustPassword FROM Cust where
CustEmailID='" + sLogin + "' and CustPassword='" + sPassword + "'";
I also think it should be simple.
Just configure the two Web-Servers on different ports
(e.g, IIS on 80 and JSWDK on 8080, default).
Call pages from ASP to JSP using query strings
like ?abc=123&def=456.
I don't think for simple tasks, this should be any problem.
-Original Message-
From:
Funny! LOL!
-Original Message-
From: Scott Stirling [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, May 12, 2000 2:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Subscribe JSP interest
Looks good to me. Whaddya say, guys?
. . . OK, you're in.
Scott Stirling
P.S. Who's brewing the coffee?
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Hi Everyb'dy!
I had developed a couple of pages using [.jhtml].
As those are not supported by jswdk and I was unable to find JavaWebServer.
So I did minor changes (like changed to <% and to %>).
And got bonus server side file include (SSI)
<%@include file ... %> which is not there in [.jhtml]
