Your classpath is different when you run the application from the command line than
when you run the servlet through the webserver. Make sure your web server's classpath
has the CORBA classes in it.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/11/00 4:45 >>>
dear Members,
If anyone over there knows y I get clas
You are exactly right...from your servlet you forward to the JSP error page...storing
the exception as an attribute...which your JSP error page can pull out of the request
object it receives and then display that error.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/9/00 9:10 >>>
I sent this out yesterday without a s
Or you could just do what you are currently doing, but not define Hashtable instead
the static initializer, but define it as public static Hashtable at the class level
and then simply initialize it in the static initializer...much more simple and
straightforward
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/3/00 1:
The code is correct...I think you just need to define your hashtable to be static as
well.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/3/00 12:12 >>>
HI All,
I'm trying to get a static initializer in my JSP page (such that it will
only ever populate
a hashtable once in the java file generated). Something *like*
Use the JDK APIs for date formattingDateFormat, Calendar, etc.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/3/00 7:49 >>>
hi
how can i fetch date formate like mm/dd/yy
in jsp page.
here i am using java.util.date df=rs.getDate(1);
it will be displaying 2000-08-03
i want to display 03-08-2000
how can i do it
th
You are sending output to the browser somewhere before this call to jsp:forward and
once you send output to the browser, you can't send more HTTP headers which is what
happens once the jsp:forward method is called
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 6/17/00 3:14 >>>
hi all,
whenever I use then it gives fol
Hello?! ... maybe this person doesn't have/use Unix ? :o
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/00 9:53 >>>
Krishnan,
Why don't you just convert the servlet into a Java application and set up
a cron job (Unix) to run it at the appropriate time?
-Richard
-Original Message-
From: Krishnan [mailto:
ses in the Jar.
Is there any way of doing this?
Jimmi Dyson
Illy Computer Systems
-Original Message-
From: TODD HARNEY [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2000 12:27 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Using ClassLoader
Make sure the JAR file is located in on
JSWDK has its own web server...just run the startserver.bat file in the root directory
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/1/00 4:43 >>>
yes, you need a web server to host the jsp files. try javawebserver
>From: Wei Qin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
Something like:
<%! ResultSet rset; %>
//logic to get a result set of names from database
<%
if (rset!=null) {
while(rset.next()) {
%>
"><%=
rset.getString("FirstName") + " " + rset.getString("LastName") %>
<% }
}
%>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/00 4:30 >>>
Hi,
I
Make sure the JAR file is located in one of the directories in your classpath and it
will work
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/00 4:02 >>>
Hi all.
I have a JAR file with about a thousand classes in it, contained within
different packages.
How do I load these classes without having to explicitly go thr
utValue() like you said...
then when this user keep browsing to the page
containing session bean..here is the question..
how would i know that the session.putValue()in the
very first page would be bound with the session bean
in the later page(i mean, the same session)
thank you
Chad
--- T
Use the oracle char_to_date function...I believe that is what it is called
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/2/00 12:30 >>>
hi ,
i want to update using oracel through jap page date and time.
and retriving the same. how can i do it. urgent please
my code is:
java.util.Date datStart,datExpiry,
That is not true at all...you can put your JSP pages wherever you want, the
stipulation is that you must adjust your URL accordingly including any file aliases
setup, etc. You also do not have to restart the JavaWebServer every time you change a
JSP file either. The last modified timestamp is c
No registration, just placing the bean .class files in a certain directory like
Web-Inf or something strange like that. Consult the web server readme files for help.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/1/00 2:10 >>>
I am having a similar problem, just starting out with JSP. I get an error
500 - internal se
Are you entering the correct URL when trying to view the JSPs? Is there an alias setup
in jswdk for /examples or /examples/jsp that will affect your URL you use to get to
the JSPs you are writing?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/1/00 1:16 >>>
Hello,
I installed JDK 1.2.2 and JSWDK , and now I can run
You can explicitly get the session object by calling request.getSession(true) from
your JSP code, but I believe there is a page directive that you can set in your JSP
page to have that code explicitly generated for you so that you can simply call the
implicit session object. I also believe that
Again keep in mind that directly binding to corba components from JSP pages are
extremely expensive. It is better to have a pool of already established connections to
corba components and then just request a connection from the pool so that the
expensive bind is avoided.
Just FYI
>>> [EMAIL P
You can get the connection to your Corba object anywhere you want...in the JSP page
directly or in another bean or proxy object. What might be best though since Corba
binds are so expensive is this...write an object to connection pool for your Corba
objects and then from your JSP, just ask the
Like I said, I haven't done that beofre, but I guarantee that the error you are
getting is from the Java compiler because u and p are not Java variables, they are
Javascript variables. That much I guarantee. Sorry I couldn't help you more. I will
try to code a sample real quick.
>>> [EMAIL PRO
Here is an example that works and may help you...
Test Me
function go_to(u,p)
{
var me="<%= "Hello " %>"+p;
alert("User: "+u);
alert("Password: "+me);
}
Hope this helps,
Todd
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/1/00 9:07 >>>
hi Tod ,
Like that it is giving error. It is not comi
It seems that you are already sending output back to the browser. Try just saving all
of your output to a StringBuffer or something and then send it back when everything is
okay. The error message is saying that you have already sent back some output (which
includes the HTTP headers) and that i
That is the Java compiler saying it doesn't understand the variables u and p because
they are Javascript variables and not Java variables. You need to somehow split the u
and p out of your Java code. Maybe like this...
function go_to(u,p) {
<% LoginDao logObj = new LoginDao();
userId =
Sounds like there might be a problem with your webserver, since it talks on a specific
port (socket) and has handler threads that listen on that port to service incoming
HTTP requests. Try restarting your webserver on a new port...this should be a
configuration item in one of your webserver pro
Is the codebase attribute relative to the web server root? If so, this won't work.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/31/00 1:44 >>>
I am havaing trouble using the jsp plugin with an applet. I get a class not
found error. Test.class in located in C:/programs/Test.class
here is (part of) the code I'm using
h
Sounds like the web server cannot find your User.jsp file and it is forwarding to what
it knows...nothing! Is there maybe an issue with where the files are located in
relation to each other...same directory, different directory?
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/31/00 1:31 >>>
Hi,
I have a jsp that show
In Javascript it is like this...
window.history.back()
Hope this helps...
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/31/00 7:34 >>>
Is it possible to get the url of the referring page, that is, the page
before this one ? I thought this was possible when I previously used
isapi.
What I am trying to do is to put
The code needs to be inside of a method...you have no method defined.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/31/00 6:02 >>>
Hi all,
Can somebody please help me with this problem.
When I compile this source-code, for making a connection to a database,
I'll receive the error "type expected" in the first TRY-stat
You could employ a naming convention for your form parameters such that if you have a
form named "myForm" and a field named "userName", you could change the field name (ion
this example) to "myForm.userName", then call request.getParameterNames() and in your
form loop, filter for names beginnin
resh if it doesn't exist. The second time around it would see
the var is there and NOT return the tag, but remove the session var
as well.
> -Original Message-
> From: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and reference
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf
You could try:
In Servlets anyway,
out.println( "" );
I am sure JSP can do the same thing. The refresh HTTP header will cause the page to
reload immediately (due to content=0);
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 7/27/00 8:03 >>>
Hi All,
I have a jsp-page with:
<%@ page session="true" import = "x.*" %>
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