Hi,
I am sorry to post this in the JSP forum.
I wish to compare two records of a table and identify the columns with
different values.
Eg. Table Company_Detail
company_name company_Year company_director
COY_A 1977 Mr.A
COY_A 1977 Mr.B
A comparison of
Hi,
I understand that the Array List gives better performance when compared to
Vectors. This is mainly because the Array List is not synchronised.
I am creating JSPs on weblogic which talk to ORacle 8i. In my beans, I often
return huge vectors which are mostly for quick iteration for getting res
> > 2. Populate a vector on the server side and keep it in application
>
>Second, application scope is not the solution..at least if you plan to
>update any of these records. If they are only for viewing then it should be
>ok since multiple threads can access the same data without any concurrent
Thanks for the reply,
I understand your solution and am defintely gonna be trying to implement
this. In our case, it isnt exactly the country example, but a whole lot of
different attributes.
However, I understand that creating separate beans for logical entities in
the table will be useful.
>F
Hi,
We are workin on creating an intranet solution. We have an item table
with around 5000 records which will keep growing.
This table is accessed on almost all pages by all users. (approx 500
users)
Which is the most efficient way of providing the access.. considering
that response time is
Thanks for SHaring your views, I have a couple points :
> > 2. Bring all the data from the server into a vector on the server side
>and
> > manipulate from there.
>
>I don't think I understand this one. Do you mean to reload but not read
>from the database but from a vector (in session/applicatio
Hi,
I have a situation I would like to discuss in the group. Let me illustrate
using this problem statement.
We are building a web based application and are using JSP on weblogic on
Solaris with Oracle 8I as the database.
At least 80% of the screens , need to show a set of selection boxes ( com
Thanks for the reply Veena,
I tried the workaround and it definitely works. However, i have a few
questions:
I am assigning the value to a hidden control which is hence viewable on the
source code of the page.Is this secure / safe?
I was considering something like putting it in the session , so
hi
I have a bean which returns a vector of MyCustomClass.
on my JSP Page; i generate dynamic rows :
out.println("");
for (int i=0; i"+myclass.name+"");
out.println("myclass.age");
}
out.println("");
The output is
name1Age1
Name2 Age2
Name3Age3 .
On click of the name , i am try
