use request.getParameter("code") this will return you the value you required...
Jaspreet Singh
Programmer/Analyst
IIS.
Varun wrote:
> hi
> how can i retrieve a value from the url , im using
> String id = request.getQueryString();
> Suppose
>
> http://localhost/i
Hi Gurus,
How to do double buffering in applet using scrollpanes and
canvases.? It's very urgent please help ...
Sample Code:
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
/*
*/
public class ScrollPaneTest extends java.applet.Applet implements
ActionListener,AdjustmentListener
{
ScrollPan
Craig,
Thanks. I did the same thing and created one service called tomcat but whenever I
try to start the service it says "tomcat service could not be started" and on next
line "The service did not report any error." . Do you have any idea how to
solve this problem?
Hi,
I m using Tomcat on Windows NT4.0. Is there anyway through which I can
run Tomcat as service? It would be very nice if anybody can explain.
Thanks
Jaspreet
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Hi all,
Does Tomcat supports PHP3? because I m having my PHP3 files running on
LINUX with Apache web server and I have to give presentation of my PHP3
files on Windows Nt Machine running Tomcat Server. Suggestions are
welcome.
Thanks and Regards
Jaspreet
Hi,
http://www.jspsmart.com
Regards
Jaspreet Singh
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f (document.layers) window.captureEvents(Event.MOUSEDOWN);
window.onmousedown=right;
// End -->
function test()
{
alert("You are using " + navigator.appName + " " +
navigator.appVersion)
}
Hope this will work for
Hi,
http://www.jspinsider.com is a good site for JSP. You can find links of
other good JSP sites also. GOOD LUCK.
Regards
Jaspreet Singh
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Hi,
I m facing Dr. Watson error on Java.exe while uploading or downloading the
file through JSP. I m using Tomcat3.1, Oracle Application Server 4.0.7 and
Oracle Database Server 8.0.5. Please tell where is the error?
Thanks
Jaspreet Singh
JSDK is installed in c:\JSDK2.0 directory then you can compile your file by
using this command :
java -classpath c:\jsdk2.0\lib\jsdk.jar
Hope this will work for u.
Jaspreet
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catroot directory is present in only Windows98 OS not in Windows NT.
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Try to use TextPad Editor... you can download it from http://www.textpad.com
Really cool. this what I think...
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Hi Jose,
Send us the exception raised by the JDBC exception. Theoratically it should
support as you said.
Jaspreet Singh
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