i am using weblogic server and jsp's.
i create a javabean which is called by the jsp page.example:
with
i get following error..
Parsing of JSP File '/beanuser.jsp' failed:
/beanuser.jsp(1): Could
ld look like this (I don't know if "public_html" is your
webapp root or not):
public_html/WEB-INF/classes/com/foostuff/user/UserDataBean.class
public_html/beanuser.jsp
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> From: Shivani [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 04, 2003
;s "package" statement, and adding a
"<%@ page import='com.foostuff.user.UserDataBean'%> line, your directory
structure would look like this (I don't know if "public_html" is your
webapp root or not):
public_html/WEB-INF/classes/com/foostuff/user/
which web server are you using? does it support https?
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hi,
is TLD(custom tag libraries) used mostly? it's basically a xml file i read.
but what's the advantages of this over xml? what are it's applications? is
it used in industry more?
please give me some idea. (i am reading in books but no idea where it's used
practically)
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hi,
i see that architecture wise it's :
MVC model(jsp, servlets)->javabean->EJB->database
is this also correct?
MVC model(jsp, servlets)->javabean->TBL(custom tag library i.e.xml
file)->database
(is it ok not to have a EJB here?)
(-> implies communicates with.)
thanks.
=
pe this helps,
Best regards,
Peter Dolukhanov
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Subject: TLD- custom tag library
hi,
is TLD(custom tag li