Ben Joyce wrote:
Hi. what are we all using for building JSP scripts? Is there anything
available similar to MS Interdev (ASP) ? Notepad's good but...
I highly recommend Visual SlickEdit (http://www.slickedit.com). It's
not really an IDE, but a very enhanced, customizable editor. I use it
hehe. One of the downsides of using a powerful text editor (I use
SlickEdit) is that when my cat Brooklyn dashes across my keyboard, I
have no idea what god-awful sequences she just invoked. The Unlimited
Undo feature has saved me several times!
-Tom
Phil Campbell wrote:
Thought I would
I much prefer to use an Enumeration in the jsp page. It's easy to
understand. You don't have to implement and maintain a custom tag
library, assuming you know how to do that and have the proper
environment. Enumeration is a very cool interface.
I feel this is one case where using a little
I just wanted to warn people of a possible gotcha in moving to the model
2 pattern. Perhaps people can correct me if I'm wrong, also. It seems
to me that the model 2 pattern doesn't really work with the servlet 2.0
API.
I recently tried to implement a model 2 pattern, but had to back off. I
Hi, I am also pondering whether to use EJB in conjunction with JSP and
servlets. Did you ever get an answer to this question?
Thanks,
Tom
"Bragg, James" wrote:
What is the advantage of using EJB over JavaBeans (as the Model) in an web
based application in which JSP will be used for
Another difference I've found useful:
The HttpSession object can die unexpectedly, especially from a timeout.
Many web servers/servlet engines will time a session out after, say, a
half-hour. Also, the user can quit the browser.
What I did was to create my own UserSession bean. I initialize
In a jsp page, I want to redirect the user to the next page, after a
form submit using POST.
I am using response.sendRedirect(newURL).
This works fine in Internet Explorer 5, but in Navigator 4.7.2, it takes
about 20 seconds or so before the browser goes to the next page.
Has anyone
