"Mukka, Srikanth" wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> I have two frames,frame1 and frame2, I am displaying one a.html in frame1
> and b.html in frame2. User selected value from the list box from a.html and
> depending on the value selected in a.html, I want to display the values in
> frame two using b.html. I
ninewest wrote:
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> I'm working on some software that creates/deploys JSP files automatically
> from an external source. Some servlet/app server engines (ie Weblogic,
> others?)
> have flags that allow the engine to compile all JSP files on startup. However,
> if new JSP files are put down while
Camilla Straubel wrote:
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> Hi
>
> When a compilationerror in the jsp-page exists the error page (that I have
> specified) are not called. Is there a way to do this?
>
A compilation error is just that, a compilation error. Since the server
is not able to compile the page correctly and create the s
Dennis Leary wrote:
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> Tried to use the session object but. it wouldn't take.
>
> session.setAttribute(data, datalist)
>
> where datalist is datalist[][]
>
> I had error saying that HttpSession does not support it.
>
That's funny. Must be a bug somewhere in
HttpSession.setAttribute(String, OB
T A Flores wrote:
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> I think it would not necessarily be a dangerous thing to do. The
> question you need to ask yourself is whether or not this is the right
> thing to do. It is much easier to be security conscience then to add a
> weakness to the system from the word go. I personnally would
Michael Donnelly wrote:
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> If you're worried about the session data being compromised or otherwise
> stolen, you could just hash it. MD5 the user's password at login and store
> the hash. Then when you need to re-prompt the user, hash the answer and
> compare. That way the password can't be ri
Lorena Carlo wrote:
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> Hello all, Thanks for the answers, but you haven't really answer me if it is
> dangerous to do this or not. The reason why I want to do this is for
> validating a user after he has accessed the program, I want him to re-enter
> the password for some operations, and I don't
Navpreet wrote:
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> I second all of whats written here and feel the same way!
> Navpreet
>
Me too. But there is more.. I've seen people asking for a return
reciept...
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Venu Gopal wrote:
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> Hi Karau,
>
> Thanks for your reply..
>
> I need to know a bit more on this..
>
> 1. Which one will perform better in terms of getting
> data from the database? The stored procedure one or
> the JDBC query one?
The stored procedure is supposedly better in performance.
> 2. Wi
"Karau, Joe" wrote:
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> Stored procedures will be more efficient then using JDBC and directly
> running queries. However, the difference may not be noticed unless a large
> and complex query was performed. The reason that stored procedures are more
> efficient, is that they are stored in the dat
Sundeep Goswami wrote:
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> I have been trying to understand why this is happening for the past two
> days. Can someone please help me with this,
> I am using iPlanet6.0 and iWS4.1 on NT.
>
I've seen this on the Inprise App Server list too. The response from
Borland was that request.getSession(bo
Alper ASLAN wrote:
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> bak uður kardeþ bu sorunu jsp intereste atma olum ... Bu applet problemi bak
> rezil etme bizi tüm dünyaya ...
>
I'd like some of that too ;-)
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michael Smith wrote:
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> Hi,
> I just insatlled tomcat3.1 in windows 98, I can run the servlet examples at
> http://localhost:8080/examples/ , but however I cannot run
> the jsp examples, it give me classnot found errors int the tomcat console.
> I have added JAVA_HOME and TOMCAT_HOME environmen
have to
work with the relative URL. try calling the servlet like this:
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Maciej Tylczyñski wrote:
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> Hi
>
> I sthere any way to declare java function in jsp and then call it from
> button's onClick method ?
> Thanks
No.
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FETCH_SIZE.
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ast();
rows = rs.getRow();
rs.beforeFirst();
Much faster would be to do a "select count() from table where blablabla"
before you get your resultset.
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that with asp.
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created it somewhereelse , it's gonna be the same number..
>maybe you can explain me a bit more what is > > going on behind.. thank you so much
Dont you think the word "session" explains it all?
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ean.select(((Integer)clientes.get(i)).intValue());
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<%=clienteBean.getNome()%>
<%
}
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In this case, I retrieved the pri key for my clients as an
ArrayList(clientes) from my EJB.
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27;re using. It might also be that the
ejb is an entity bean, which again might depend on the vendor
implementation.
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VM.
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"RICHARDSON-SIMON (IT)" wrote:
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> Is there a link for orion / resin?
www.orion.com
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>it doesn't rely on anything else than standards!
The docs could be better though.
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ot;. Then in your app call the batchfile.
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rset.getRow();
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} while (c == 0xff);
return c;
}
public int getHeight(){
return _height;
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public int getWidth(){
return _width;
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Veena wrote:
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> Bean can have a constuctor with no args...
>
It MUST have a constructor with no args. It may however have various
constructors with lots of different args. These however will never be
called when the bean is created by the http://www.cachoeiro.net
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>
> Not to run this 'silly' subject into the ground, but you could launch a
> menu-less window with the gifs
> and disable right-click.
You forget TELNET, such a nice protocol.
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this:
r.last();
r.getRow();
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ageContext or null
As I understood from the docs, JSP always creates a session object.
Hope this helps
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"Aggarwal, Pawan" wrote:
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> Hi All,
>
> Is there any program which can detect what browser and what version is one
> using...
> so that to work out different javascript for them..
>
Javascript
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> We have emptied the IE cache even it did'nt help.
>Is there any thing wrong in our apporach? I wish somebody has
> encountered this sort of problem. We have not been able to diagnose the root
> cause. Is it the browser specific?
I've seen the same problem. I think it's IE.
job job wrote:
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> I need to be able to show dynamic contextual menus on mousedown using
> Javascript. Is there a way to do this on Netscape and IE.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Rahul
I think there is, I've just done this with menu's and buttons using a
database. When the page is requested, several layers are
Ritesh_Srivastava wrote:
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> > Is there any debugger available for jsp pages.
> > At the same time can anybody suggest about a good EJB editor.
> >
Forte has it all. Look at the sun site
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Sivakumar Sankarasubramanian wrote:
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> Hi ,
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> This automatically saves the file/files in the default root directory.
> "." is the root and 5*1024*1024 indicates the max size of file.
>
I'm pressty new to JSP, but in servlets, I'd do exactly what you do in
your jsp code. To place the file in
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