the old-fashioned,
non-thin-client, with custom-coded GUI.
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Take
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are
returned by your select, you could easily overwhelm the memory of the
system and bring the JVM crashing down.
Not to say that's what was happening, but it's the sort of thing
that could easily happen.
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worked
with it, though I've heard the odd comment about it. At the very least,
reading about it will give you some ideas.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jetspeed/
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Hi folks,
Anybody know what the current status of Javaserver Faces is? It
seemed like a good idea when I first heard about it (going on two
years now), but when I look into it, it seems to be stalled in the
specification process.
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to another server; sending
a JMS message, etc.
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Take
or more years. HttpUnit is fairly recent, it lives at
SourceForge but I came across it from a page that recommended it at
the jakarta project site (the Cactus subproject).
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with that issue, if necessary. If Vector or Hashtable suffice, just
stick to these.
Good advice.
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this document
something half-assed myself, using the java2D image API (I've
done a little work with it, enough that I could sit down and thrash
out). But I'd much rather not.
Cost-free software preferred, modestly priced software still of
interest.
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it used to be only 16MB).
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Take it all with a grain of salt. - Me
at the
generated servlet code for this (i.e. use the -keepgenerated option
for your JSP compiler) and see if anything's tripping up the process
by sending extraneous data or headers back before your code gets to
setting headers and sending the binary data.
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Hi folks,
On Sun, Dec 22, 2002 at 07:43:28PM -0500, Steven J. Owens wrote:
I'm seeing some odd behavior that I suspect is related to the
useBean directive. This is in Tomcat 4.1.12, with Jasper. []
Yeesh, I feel stupid. Found the obvious bug. Please disregard my
request
in a scriptlet?
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be your app
server's documentation.
You might also code up a simple test - a servlet that prints out
all session values and a servlet that sets an arbitrary session value,
then forwards the user to https://PrintSessionServlet.
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or link.
I don't know, but I suspect not. You cannot have javascript
inside javascript, if I recall correctly. I suspect that the syntax
of JSP too closely resembles the javascript syntax, and will choke the
javascript interpreter.
Then again, why not try it and find out?
Steven J
pattern in the JSP world? Are there any
particular tags or taglibs used to implement it? Could people point
me to some good tutorials or examples?
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