Carsten Heyl wrote:
>IMHO it is not possible to use extends
>on jswdk 1.0 without imitating HttpJspPage.
I figured out how to make this work, by doing exactly
what you mentioned which is to echo in my super servlet
class the utility methods provided by HttpJspBase.
The next question is this: th
tpJspPage
{
...
}
This setup yields a "getClassLoader() not found" during page compilation.
-Mary
On Mon, 11 Oct 1999 14:42:47 -0700, Wong Mary <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>Try this SampleExtends.java. I used it with the public Draft 1.0 spec on suns
>>refer
>Try this SampleExtends.java. I used it with the public Draft 1.0 spec on suns
>reference implementation and JRun's latest release and it worked fine.
Has anyone gotten the extends attribute to work with jswdk1.0? I tried
extending Will's SampleExtends.java in my jsp, but there was problem
find
Hello,
What is the appropriate way to invoke request processing on a jsp after all the bean
properties have been set?
For example:
class LoginBean
{
String username; // mapped to input on jsp
String passwd; // mapped to input on jsp
String success; // mapped to some valu
n/login.jsp" %>
The challenge now is in returning to the original login.jsp as indicated in
the <%@ include file = ...> tag. That part isn't working right.
Any suggestions out there?
-Mary
>
>-ming
>
>Wong Mary wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>>
Hello,
I have a jsp with various form inputs. The inputs are mapped to bean
properties. I want to start processing the form only after all the
submitted properties are set. To achieve this effect, I am specifying
a helper jsp as the form action in the jsp which submits the input.
Let's take l
I just checked my jswdk1.0 installation. It is missing the lib/jsp.jar mentioned in
the FAQ to be part of the download.
1) Would someone using the jswdk1.0 on Solaris check to see if jswdk-1.0/lib/jsp.jar
is included in the download.
2) Does anyone know where I can get a copy of said jsp.jar
But the JSP 1.1 spec seems to indicate that the
element requires "urlSpec" be a .html or a .jsp file. A .class file for a
servlet that is not page-compiled from a JSP would be invalid in the
tag.
Is there an appropriate syntax for the to do the job
that I'm missing?
-Mary
On Wed, 29 Sep 1
