Re: JRUN File Uploading

I run the Orielly fileupload with no problem under Jrun 2.3.3. I built it from the .java using Visualage and JDK 1.1.6. Richard Sand ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.vgalleries.com -Original Message- >Hey, > >Anyone know why JRUN doesnt work with both the Oriely FileUpload servlet OR >the

Re: ISP's that support JSP

I use spinweb.net. They have MySQL available. I've been happy with them so far. Richard Sand ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://www.vgalleries.com -Original Message- >Does anyone know of any ISP's/ASP's that support JSP/Servlets on a hosted >solution? And if so, what databases (if any) are a

destruction of session beans

Hi all,   I'm having problems cleaning up session beans.  I have beans that access databases that I use in multiple JSP pages, and have session scope.  How can I figure out when to close those beans?  When a bean is destroyed I need to close its result set.  Right now, as I navigate my site

destruction of session beans

Hi all,   I'm having problems cleaning up session beans.  I have beans that access databases that I use in multiple JSP pages, and have session scope.  How can I figure out when to close those beans?  When a bean is destroyed I need to close its result set.  Right now, as I navigate my site

Re: getting application or session contexts from within a bean

Hi Craig, List, What I've done is create a servlet that launches with Jrun that houses my database connection pool. I do it this way to ensure that my application has a common supply of connections, and the servlet functionality ensures that it launches before other apps and also allows me to ge

getting application or session contexts from within a bean

Hi all,   Is there any easy way to get the application or session context from within a bean that is invoked from a JSP page?  I know that I can make get and set methods in the bean and then have the JSP page set them that way, but what I'm trying to do is make session beans that don't have

what to do when a session expires?

Hi- I'm in the Servlet->Bean->JSP model, and I have a login page that calls a login servlet, which in turn instantiates a session-bean used by the output page.  The user then continues to navigate a series of JSP pages, all of which use this same session-bean. My question is, what is the pro

Re: JSP 1.0 WebSphere 2.0 Support

Worse than that, they're apparently going to stay at the currently supported JSP 0.91 (and its even a somewhat homegrown "version" of 0.91) until after the 3.0 release. Basically they wrote that they don't want to go through the development effort for the new version of JSP until its officially r

Re: Each time restart

First, to answer the replier that didn't recognize your notation, its the JSP 0.91 spec. I'm using it as well because IBM's websphere only supports it. The easiest way to get around your problem is simply to load and resave the JSP file so it has a new timestamp. That should tell your web serve

question about parsing JSP

Hi folks,   I have a question about the optimum approach for using JSP+data access bean to generate customized HTML.  I have a feeling that alot of the problems I'm trying to solve right now will be addressed in JSP 1.1, whenever that finally rolls around.  In the meanwhile, I'm using JSP's

question about access control validation

Hi folks,   In the JSP model with a servlet receiving the request, instantiating a bean and returning it to a JSP (model II?), where is the best/proper place to do access control validation?  Say I have a servlet that uses a bean to access a page in a database.  The servlet receives informa

problem with PARAM tag in JSP 0.91

Hi and sorry for asking a question about a very outdated version. I'm using IBM's WAS which only supports 0.91. I have a bean that I'm trying to instantiate with a jsp page. If I leave out the PARAM tag, it loads, but if I add the PARAM tag, I get "Error getting compiled page. 3,27: no name in