r. I have been using IntelliJ 4.0
and find it easy to use, but it costs a lot more. Check out both.
Steve
On Wednesday 25 February 2004 15:36, Murali Krishna Devarakonda wrote:
> MyEclipseIDE is not free, but fairly priced (about $30), and
> also has a 30-day eval.
> I found it to b
CSS2 added a table-layout attribute that can be used to enable allow
progressive rendering of tables before the table has fully loaded. A table
doesn't necessarily finish loading faster, but the user begins to see
results right away.
Steve
To learn more, check out the following links for
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Any comments on experience with these products would be appreciated.
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> -Original Message-
> From: Haseltine, Celeste [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, October 09, 2002 3:14 PM
> To: [EMAIL PRO
Hi;
I'm using Tomcat 4.03 with Red Hat 7.3.
I'm having trouble setting up a for a web application and I
was hoping someone could give me a clue to what I missed in reading the
manual.
First I set up a "test" web app like this:
It worked.
Then, I did the same thing, but for a different dir
which were entered by the user in the current form up to the
expiration point of the timer.
I've tried a few ways to accomplish this using Timer and TimerTask, but
I've yet to come up with the results I need.
TIA for any and all suggestions.
Regards,
--St
Do you mean
set emp_empname = '" + ename +
not
set emp_empname = '" + name +
Steve Darroch
Sreenath V wrote:
> dont use statements mam use preparedstatement as it will be faster !
> - Original Message -
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o help in trying to get them addressed.
Personally, I'm about to begin working with Struts and may experience many
of the problems you're experiencing. And, a heads-up on limitations you've
found in using Dreamweaver with Struts would be much appreciated.
Steve
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A Preview version is available.
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a GUI component with
height and width attributes.
Are any of you encountering this issue? If so, how are you dealing with it?
How do you think this issue should be handled by an IDE? Do you know of any
that do?
Thanks,
Steve
sure you're not "chasing the wrong dog..."
Hope this helps,
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sufi malak wrote:
> I tried trim(), but it does not work, it looks like it's a format problem,
> since if I hit enter in each line then take off the line created, how to do
>
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generating a divide by zero error in a scriptlet on the same page results in
the custom error page being returned. Only errors in the tags seem to cause
this problem.
Is this a flaw in the custom tag library design? I didn't design the tag
library, but am using it in JSP web apps.
Thanks,
I put mine in the JRE for mySQL and it seems to
work fine:
D:\SDK\jre\lib\ext
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Hi all,
I have some problem loading the
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This should give you a good start.
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> From: yilmaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>
> Hi all,
> i want to
e a Java applet is loaded, the
only way you can change the parameters is programmatically or by killing the
browser and re-opening it. So, as a side effect of having tags emulate the
applet behavior, we make standard tag functionality not work as expected.
Hmmm...
Steve
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developers
who are using the tags.
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Thanks for you
If you still want to open them, use the Java jar utility. War files are in
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Title: RE: question
The problem is that the way you have defined retval in userfunc.jsp means the variable only has page scope which means only the page that created the variable can see it (like a local variable). If you define it using the declaration tag , then the variable should have re
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Your
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Hi all,I'm having some problems using 'session' in my
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You probably need to encode the string first. Check out java.net.URLEncoder
to do this.
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Hello!!
I'm passing a variable and va
Based on Josh's comment, I thought a bit more about this issue, and looked
at the finalized JSP 1.2 specification. Although Sun still has one example,
which uses a shortname ("myPRlibrary"), I noticed something that others may
find interesting. Since in JSP 1.2, the emphasis seems to be to recom
n
a short name (and less flexible) in that a company might get acquired, and
the acquiring company could end up insisting that the URI be changed.
So, I'm interested in hearing some opinions about why the URL approach won
in your designs -- was it just that it seemed what everyone else
I am starting out with JSP (and this email list) and I am
hoping that if someone had hardships with the following:
1. Win98
2. MS Access2000 database
3. 200MHZ MMX pentium pro processor
4. keeping everything java on its own HD
partition
they could let me know before I get ahead of
myself.
MDAC is relevant to ODBC! See below. -- steve
>From Microsoft's description of MDAC:
What are the Microsoft Data Access Components?
The Microsoft Data Access Components are the key technologies that enable
Universal Data Access. They include ActiveX Data Objects (ADO), Remote Data
Serv
Hi Guys
I am currently using WebLogic Server running under Windows NT. What i need
to do is run a JSP page on the Server that runs a Bin script on a Unix box
passing the output back to the JSP page.
If anyone can tell me how i can achieve this i'll buy you a
Beer.
Steve.
ealize the
advantage of using a JSP page in the Controller role." So, can anyone
elaborate on when this makes sense? What guidelines would you offer to
decide where to handle the business logic? Where do you draw the line?
, and will
hopefully be completed towards the end of the year.
Interestingly, Qbizm Technologies (http://www.qbizm.com/) has a product,
HyperQbs, which is supposed to be based on this yet non-public
specification. So, if you want to get an idea of what will be possible,
check them out.
Steve
>
>From a colleague at work: "Just so you know: It is well written and
certainly is applicable. But this was actually written in 1973 about the
Vietnam war. But having said this, I am sure the author would support
applying this exact wording to this weeks tragedy."
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> -
e it does the job, and the difference in end
result (seen by the end user) is probably imperceptible. Essentially,
giving novices baby steps towards the best approach. That is, they can
learn about and use beans after they learned to walk. So, for this audience
would the answer change?
Steve
solutions are
harder than necessary.
Thanks,
Steve
=
Here's some of what I've read:
Advanced JavaServer Pages (in Chapter 3, HTML Forms) -- David M. Geary:
"Using beans to capture state is the preferred method for handling forms..."
Java Servlet Programming (in
s a useful term to distinguish from Java
Beans, or just Beans?
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using custom tags. Below is a summary of the problem, and possible
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Ganesh MohanRao wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Please tell me how to make a Servlet Run till the lifetime of Webserver.
>
> Whenever the webserver starts, Servlet needs to start and should run till
> the Webserver shuts down.
>
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You could use javascript/dhtml
There is an impressive example of what you want to do at:
http://www.webmonkey.com
run a search on "dhtml"
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--- "Thompson, Willard (GTICCC)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Does anyone know if you can develop menub
he browser
window so that users know something is happening. Since I'm new to JSP, the
solution isn't obvious, so I'd appreciate any ideas. Would I load a "wait
while loading" page, then redirect to the page that d
ends
about this.
I think it looks bad for Sun
Sun makes servers. Personally, I think they should donate one or two
more to their forums if it speeds things up.
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I think it may have to do with the Content-Disposition header. If you set
the content-disposition header to attachment, IE should show you the save-as
dialog.
res.setHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=\"" + fileName +
"\";" );
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aq.html
> http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/faqpage.jsp?name=JSP
> http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/faqpage.jsp?name=Servlets
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I don't remember. I am not an ASP programmer.
I do remember that I found it in under 5min worth of searching the
msdn.microsoft.com site.
Steve
--- Sandarbh Sharma <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> how can it be done in asp tell please
>
> sandarbh
>
> >From: Steve &l
I researched this when I first started with JSP. ASP does have support
for doing it. JSP does not.
Steve
--- "Puneet Kathuria, Gurgaon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think these tricks won't help... i have never seen such interface
> in any
> application.
&
persistant?
Anyway, if anyone is noticing old data when a page is reloaded or
strings with redundant, leftover data try declaring your variables
inside of ordinary <% %> tags.
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Hi everyone!
I'm trying to configure Apache and Tomcat and so far most of the
documentation is on the older version of Tomcat. Has anyone used the
new version successfully and if so how did you configure it?
Thanks a bunch!
hings back piecemeal.
I'm glad I was forced to think about the table tag issue again.
Thanks to everyone for the help. I learned some good stuff
Steve
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> >
> > I have a JSP that looks like it isn'
You can set a photo as wallpager by bringing it up in a browser, right
clicking your mouse and choosing "save as wall paper
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>
> How can I set an HTML page as WallPaper in
>
> WinNT 4.0 ServicePack 6
a web site.
I belong to several technical forums.
Every now and then I remind myself that I am under no obligation to
take my time to write a post and of my bosses to-do list. Given
that, I can't see posting to a forum unless I have help to offer or I
need
help myself.
Steve
> ---
a web site.
I belong to several technical forums.
Every now and then I remind myself that I am under no obligation to
take my time to write a post and of my bosses to-do list. Given that,
I can't see posting to a forum unless I have help to offer or I need
help myself.
Steve
--- Sh
p engines. If its not a
bug in the api it might be something that might want to be mentioned in
the docs.
Any ideas would be appreciated
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alues selected?
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OT or used javascript to select the appropiate value
Steve
--- Matthew Hafner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> im reading values out of a database and populating a form.
> everything works
> fine, but, i cant get the values from the database to highlight its
> corresponding value
We are currently trying enhydra and Apache/Jakarta/Tomcat. You can find
them at:
www.enhydra.org
and
www.apache.org
Both are free and the new version of Tomcat is supposed to be much
better performance than previous versions. Both should be quick and
work well with Apache. If you are going to
ed to meet individual needs.
Anywhere you can make a class, you can make a bean. Just put those
set/get functions in and I reccomend you put the suffix "*Bean" on the
end of your class name.
Steve
Angel Belda wrote:
>
> Can anybody tell me (in a nutshell), the beneficts o
each of these 3-5
calls comes back they are wrapped up in html strings and "sent to to
the
browser" via out.println().
I tried tucking this loop in a thread, but I couldn't get it to work.
Any ideas on what is going on? Any suggestions?
Thanks in adv
that are being passed as parameters to the servlet.
Thanks for your help in advance!
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ve been at AlphaBlox two years and this is a very exciting new
product.
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My experience is that on a Windows machine it runs just like a servlet.
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Hi all,
I'm a new bie to JSP. I just wanted to know whether
vous pouvez ecrire ca
try
{
( Le chose qui fait l'erreur)
}catch(Exception e)
{
}
ou
vous pouvez ecrire ca
private void (Le nombre de la method) throws java.io.IOException {
}
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you can use a regular expression to do this quickly and easily.
i use regexp from GNU (http://www.gnu.org). i think sun and IBM also
may have regular expression packages.
-steve
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To whom it may concern,
Does anyone know of an interest group for Java AI? I
have looked around the Sun site for information on
this topic. Also, is the Java AI supported by JSP??
Thanks,
Steve
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ountry2 + "_" + variant2
baseclass + "_" + language2 + "_" + country2 + "_" + variant2 +
".properties"
baseclass + "_" + language2 + "_" + country2
baseclass + "_" + language2 + "_" + country2 + ".properties&quo
The only thing I can think of are things you've probably already looked at:
Configure JVM Attributes -> Classpath: jar and zip files listed explicitly;
packages listed by directory
But the error does not look like a ClassNotFound; how are you defining the
mapping of the .do file
How do you do map "*.do" in iWS? I tried using "Configure Servlet Virtual
Path Translation" and it didn't seem to work... is it done through entries
in obj.conf?
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Steve
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What all r the differences
pages JSP files?
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Check out Oracle jDeveloper, based on jbuilder. It's downloadable from
technet.oracle.com (you have to go through their free registration process
if you aren't registered already). It will allow you to view JSPs (it has a
builtin web server and browser).
Steve
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I'm searching for a way to take an HTML page with embedded GIFs and render
it to a PDF file. Is this possible using JSP? Has anyone tackled this
issue? I'm new to JSP, but have been told it should be possible (I have my
doubts).
Tha
When creating a Bean named: com.swags.AdminBean for use in a JSP, does the
directory structure where the bean resides need to match the package/class
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i.e. -
- com
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I was meaning the web server, not servlet runner :-) so your argument was of
f topis.
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I am not so sure that using a Java-based web server on a production
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le at: are available from the Oracle ftp
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and the latest jservlet patch (I've only verified for Solaris):
ftp://oracle-ftp.oracle.com/server/patchsets/internet/
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Be warned that the IBM product does NOT support JAVA 1.2. It only supports
JDK 1.6(alphaworks) and Blackdown JDK 1.7. I also believe that
they use an older version of the Servlet Runner. i.e. no
"Request.dispatcher" calls. Also be warned that the the current version of
W.S. requires around ~25
x27;t work. Do they need to be included in some special
way?
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Grab javamail 1.2 and read the spec. It's great and
supports POP3/IMAP4/SMTP/SMTPS
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ecute than similar code in JSP (this was on Apache under LINUX
6.0). Bizarre.
Cheers - Steve
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Thanks Cory, this is what I suspected.
I have forwarded
You should be able to do this fairly simply by using socket to port 25 and
take SMTP RFC to talk to SMTP server.
Some sample codes shown below (for servlet but should be used OK with JSP)
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re = UserSession.getStore(ServerProtocol);
UserStore.connect(MailServer, UserName, Password);
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Yaeh...that combination would work extremely well.
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>Hi,
>
Title: How can you have JSPs work with Microsoft Internet Information Service 4.0?
Take JRun (www.jrun.com) or
ServletExec (www.newatlanta.com)
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Take SUN JDK1.x or JDK2SE (java.sun.com/jdk) and JRun should be doing fine.
If you willing to test the services, take Apache JServ (java.apache.org) as
it rocks even on Win32.
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ed to worry about the bean
being thread safe? How so?
Do you need to use beans for jsp. I have a java class that worked as an
accessory to a servlet I had. Do I need to convert it into a bean to
use it with jsp.
Thanks in advance
Hi;
I'm new to JSP and EJBs.
I take it that EJBs are not visualthat they are all server side.
How would you use EJB's, JSP, and JRun together.
I would like to use a JSP to query a database. Do ready made, database
EJBs exist? Where can I get them?
Steve
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JRun isn't bad but it's really costly.
Steve
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From: Jari Worsley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 5:15 PM
Subject: Servlet 2.0API ,JServ and Apache(was Re: Redirect w/ JSP)
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I 2nd that. GNUJSP really rocks since it has supports for 1.0 spec.
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Date: Wed, 15 Dec 1999 05:03:43 -0800
From: Carlos Orrego <[EMAIL
any problem. Non of free EJB server are scalable from what we tested
(and from our partners as well). You may consider Orion as it can scale pretty
well (one of its site running 400,000-500,000 hits a day with ease with
load-balancing).
--Steve NguyenC.E.OE-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]KBMail Software
We running our single Linux servers with
Apache/GNUJSP/XML/JSSI/Load-Balancing/JDK18/JDk122 for 44 clients (48
separate Java VMs) and it works perfectly well.
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