As I said in the subject, you're posting many many messages full of insults
and other things that are off topic
If you think that "JSP and MSSQL" is an off topic argument, you shouldn't
continue writing these emails!!
So I'm saying to everybody that continues insulting
Only for the first question Apache isn't needed! Tomcat works as a
Web Server and it can run as a standalone WebJava server. But it is not as
quick as Apache... so Apache is recommended for static content distribution
and Tomcat for JSP application deployment (is it right written???)
Hello everybody!!
I have a strange error:
in the first page of my application, I make few JSP instructions:
I use a bean that reads from a text file and I put some session variables.
I'm sure that I don't use Hash tables in that code.
When I run it (on Tomcat) the strange error is:
Error: 500
hi,
I have the following code in my jsp page (test2.jsp):
%@ page import="java.lang.*%
^ CLOSE APEX
!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"
html
head
Bye
Roberto
Thanks very much!! This was the problem
Thank you a lot!!!
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I just installed Resin to make some trials it seems to be very fast and
robust... I installed it as plug-in for IIS and it works perfectly!!!
Bye
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Hello
If you have a common starting page, you could store the session ID in a bean
and then the bean should give back a counter of that session... This could
be a starting idea
Bye
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Hi!
I'm not sure if I understood you correctly about that counter, but the
problem is that
...
sequential type, it matters for me which response was sent to which of
instances.
I don't have an exact idea of how to do that. You can try to get some
session
Hello everybody!! I'm Roberto from Italy
I'm having a big trouble with ResultSet
in a JavaBean in my application, I open a ResultSet with the
SCROLL_INSENSITIVE parameter, because I want to scroll through the ResultSet
up and down.
I work with JDK 1.2.2, MS SQL Server database on a server
- Original Message -
hello,
Hello, I'm Roberto from Italy!!
I am new to JSP and have downloaded Tomcat v3.1 and Apache web Server
1.3.12 for Windows NT4 as the platform.I have also downloaded the
ApacheModuleJserv.dll file from the site.
My qurery is that do i have to install
Hello everybody, I'm Roberto from Italy.
As anybody that writes a message to this mailing list knows, every message
sent is followed by some reply messages.
Often, one of these messages is an auto-reply that says that someone is on
holiday. So I'm asking to these people and to anyone in the
Hello, You can unzip Tomcat wherever you want. I suggest you to rename de
unzipped directory "Jakarta-Tomcat" to "Tomcat".
After you ran Tomcat for the first time, it creates a tomcat-apache.conf
file as you know. All you have to do is change the line you added in the
httpd.conf to
Include
since 2 days ago, JBuilder 4 is available for download.
we can download the Foundation edition.
unfortunately, I tried to get the activation key and this function is not
available now.
Bye
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Hello,
JServ doesn't run JSP files...
to do that, you have to use Tomcat, that runs JSP and Servlets
You can find it at the apache website following the "Jakarta" link
Bye!
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Of course you can
Tomcat is a Servlet and JSP engine and also a Web Server!
So, when he's running, you can get it at http://machineaddress:8080
this is the limit of Tomcat (but I think you can configure it to use port
80).
Before installing it, you have to install a Java2
I can suggest you to verify that the CLASSPATH variable includes the exact
file TOOLS.JAR
I know you already have this file's path but at any time, exact path and
file name are required.
Try this and let us know!!
Bye
Robuschi Roberto Delfi srl
P.za Ravenet 1/b -
I'm just tryin the best solution between simple queries and Stored
Procedures.
So i placed 5 tables, integrally referenced each other, and the main table
has 100.000 records.
I tried a query that joins these tables and a stored procedure that does the
same thing.
The result was the same: 4
Hello everybody
Does anybody know if I can access a MS SQL Server Database without using
ODBC???
Thanks to everybody
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just go to the address http://apachehost/examples (apachehost is the address
of your web server). Then enter the JSP folder and try some jsps, then go
back, enter the servlet folder and try some servlets. if everything works,
the installation is right.
Bye
Robuschi Roberto
JSP is better but you take the source so if you must give it to a customer,
he can read your code
Servlet is compiled... so hidden from other's eyes!!!
Bye
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Many thanks to Veronique!
Your solution is the right thing to do So, I put the "name" property
(all in lowercase) and then the methods are "setName" and "getName"!
Beautiful
Thanks very much to everybody and particularly to Veronique!
Bye!!!
I adjusted the code but the result is the same. Do you know why?
Please, help me!
Thanks to everybody
Roberto
file: bean4.java
Hello everybody!! First of all, have a nice Weekend to everybody!!
I have a problem in my friday afternoon: I'm tryin to set a property of a
Javabean via JSP using the jsp:setproperty directive but it doesn't run.
I think it should work but it isn't. Also trying a jsp:getProperty
Hello everybody!!!
I'm trying to return a resultset from a Javabean but it doesn't work. So I
send you the code, hoping that someone can solve my problem.
XXX
JAVABEAN:
public class provabean {
public ResultSet Esegui(int numero) {
try
Thank you very much Sanjeev!!! I'll mtry as you said. Thanks a
lot
Roberto
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It was the port 8080 that was in conflict with another software. Thanks to
everybody and many thanks to Dhananjay
Bye
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Hello... I'm Roberto from Italy.
I'm studying JSP and JavaBeans and I have some questions:
1) Can I access a database from a JSP page???
2) Can a Javabean return a ResultSet so the JSP page can print alle the
records in the Resultset???
3) Can a Javabean (called by a JSP page) print some
To run JSP on Apache, you must use Tomcat because only Tomcat can run JSP
pages.
JServ is a only Servlet Engine (so JSP doesn't work).
Bye
Robuschi Roberto Delfi srl
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"Robuschi (Delfi)" wrote:
To run JSP on Apache, you must use Tomcat because only Tomcat can run
JSP
pages.
It's not true as there are many other servlet engines (Resin, Enhydra,
Orion, Jetty, Jigsaw, etc.).
Yes, sorry, I intended "ONLY TOMCAT" between Tomca
Thanks to everybody! Thank you very much!
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Hello, I'm Roberto from Italy. Does anybody can tell me where can I find a
good JSPBEANS tutorial online (if it exists)
Thank you in advance!!!
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