Re: JSP connects to DB

2000-11-07 Thread Ryan Richards
I have done exactly what you ask but it is better design to use your JSP for presentation ONLY and call methods from a bean to do logic. This way your HTML guys wont complain about having to work around too much java ;) Ryan Richards Sr. Software Developer Atkins-Benham - (405) 478-5353 http

Re: Servlet Controller - a few questions

2000-11-07 Thread Ryan Richards
be considered as: JSP's = View Servlet= Controller Database=Model Hope this helps. I would really like to hear any other responses you get from others as I am somewhat rusty on this as well. Ryan Richards Software Developer Atkins-Benham - (405) 478-5353 http://www.atkinsbenham.com -Original

Re: Best JSP Tool

2000-11-06 Thread Ryan Richards
VI is the best I know of. Ryan Richards Sr. Software Developer Atkins-Benham http://www.atkinsbenham.com -Original Message- From:Khurram Sardar [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent:Mon, 6 Nov 2000 12:00:18 +0500 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Best JSP Tool Hello Everyone, Does

Need some ideas on JSP, JavaBeans and JDBC

2000-10-03 Thread Ryan Richards
I have written a small app that uses the Factory pattern to create object via a Factory class. I have a jsp that calls this class to add a user or delete a user from an Oracle database. My question is as follows: Consider this scenario: I would like to list all users in an HTML table, each user

JSP's, JavaBeans, and JDBC

2000-09-18 Thread Ryan Richards
Well I appreciate the replies tp my earlier post but it looks like my design is going to change. Here is the history so you will understand my question: Goal: A web system to retireve/store object in a database. First Solution: I created static HTML pages and passed parameters to a dozen

Stumped ... need some help

2000-09-16 Thread Ryan Richards
My goal: To use a JSP to get information from a database. I already have an html page that passes parameters to a servlet to do this and both work fine. Now I would like to use the more flexible approach of using a JSP and getProperty() to do the same thing. Here is my problem: I have converted

Question regarding JSP and HTML forms

2000-09-06 Thread Ryan Richards
Question: I am trying to use JSP's for a project I am working on. Can I use JSP to obtain information from HTML form elements as I would do in JavaScript? hence eliminating the need for JavaScript altogether? Any links to JSP-HTML Form info would be appreciated. I have had trouble finding

Need help with Tomcat and JSP

2000-08-24 Thread Ryan Richards
I am doing JSP's on TomCat Apache. I am trying to do simple examples but I keep getting the error stating that my class cannot be found that I am using in my JSP. I know the webserver and tomcat are working because I did the examples and can load my JSP without any java tags. The class is in the