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I have made this work in IE:
For netscape i'm not sure.
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. I can include a jsp
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What exactly is the difference between these 2 includes?
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do request.getParameter("page") the string I get is
"mainservlet?cmd=load" which is not right.
Does anyone know if I'm doing something wrong with how I'm writing the link
back to the servlet?
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do request.getParameter("page") the string I get is
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can anyone tell me why this throws a java.lang.NullPointerException ?
public String getCookieExists(){
String strStatus = "no errors";
Cookie info;
try{
if (request.getCookies() != null){
Cookie[] cookies = request.getCookies(); //null exception from here
if (cookies.length !=0 &
im a cookie newbie. from what i understand, if you want to set a cookie,
you have to send it, before any html is written. how can i put a form
submitted username into a cookie and set it with in the same page?
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There's no magical way around that. Not to mention the IP they are assigned
behind the firewall would be useless to you.
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You can't. That means they are coming from behind a firewall and they
actually do NOT have an IP which you could address anyway. They have an IP
specific to that private network. The whole point to the firewall is to keep
you from individually addressing machines on the "inside".
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You most certainly can. Tell them to grab their current IP and send it to
you and you can get in there. There are caveats, though:
Some ISPs (mainly corporate) use firewalls. Which means the individual has
an IP inside of the network, but once they travel through the firewall to go
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Not sure about IIS 5. This is all I have for Tomcat on IIS.
You can find the ISAPI dll needed for it as well as the documentation in
the cvs (accessible via the web)
The binary ready-to-use dll is in
http://jakarta.apache.org/cvsweb/index.cgi/jakarta-tomcat/bin/
The sources are in:
http://jak
I think you can do a multi-part response, I've only ever done with a servlet
not jsp though. Sorry I've not got the code any more it was at my last
contract.
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t args then the java file (of the
jsp page) can not compile, which proves my classes are there.
My questions therefore are:
What am I doing wrong?
Why isn't the repositories statement working? :-(
Is there a runtime class path directive for a particular zone? (other that
the repositories).
Tha
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helpful.
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I cannot get my exceptions displayed in an error page. Are specifying
errorPage="ep.jsp" in the jsp page and isErrorPage="true" in the error page
the only things I am supposed to do?
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cache, deletes their history, and opens a new browser, the code
works as intended and the data entry page is not displayed. System.out
statements show that the db is being checked and my if/then statement is in
fact being followed. Can anybody help solve this mystery? Code below.
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ng a given session? Do I have to
store it in a httpsession object?
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I'm using Orion and the problem doesnt occur anymore. It was one of the
first things I checked when evaluating it. Orion reports the source of the
problem rather than raising the 'Attempt to clear a buffer' exception.
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Are you using Tomcat?
This is a know problem that occurs when an exception is raised in your jsp
after a has been processed.
I dont know of any workaround for this problem.
I have posted to this list several times regarding this issue and it seems
as though everyone is just living with the pro
me what is happening?
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Cant remember where i read this but it works for me
Apparently IE5 has a bit of a browser caching bug.
If I have the following meta tag at the very bottom of my html it fixes my caching
problems. In the document I read it said that if the meta tag isnt at the very bottom
of the page then it do
Don't worry - I finally worked it out. Reading the JSP 1.1 spec actually
helps occassionally ;)
For anyone who's vaguely interested
works (it works in Orion 0.9.4 anyway).
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Does anyone know how to include a file that is not in the same directory or
in a subdirectory of the 'includer' file?
eg
I have the following directories/files
main.jsp
include/afile.jsp
include1/anotherFile.jsp
I have included 'include/afile.jsp' within main.jsp. This works fine.
I want to i
check the archives
There was a fairly detailed discussion re: the limitations of floating point
arithmetic last week
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You definitely dont need to deploy your .java files
As far as your JSP files are concerned - does anyone know if it is possible
to only deploy the servlets that get generated from the JSP files?
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I am trying to figure out how to submit to a specific method in a bean
from a form. I do not want to use a servlet as it seems that a new
object is created and I would prefer to use the data in the current bean
(I am session scoped). I am using tomcat 3.1beta. Any help is
appreciated.
Matt
I am trying to figure out how to submit to a method within a bean from a jsp form
page. I am using Tomcat 3.1beta for my engine. Any help would be appreciated.
Matt Atwater
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Are other people experiencing this problem? Is there something obvious I am
doing wrong here?
Note: I can reproduce this problem using Tomkat 3.0 and JavaWebser2.0 so it
doesnt seem to be limited to a single vendor or JSP specification.
I would be extremely grateful if someon
1. Yes, as long as the resultant output is in the format of a valid XML
document. We are doing this in out project for xml files that are basically
static but can have some dynamic content based on parameters passed to the
JSP page.
2. Cant help you there sorry.
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rd.forward(request,response);
the parameter appears not to be updated in mypage.jsp, the parameter remains
its old value. Is there a way to do this?
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Title: re: My boss needs convincing..
Just
because a page has a particular extension doesnt mean it implements that
particular technology. The extension of a page has absolutely nothing to do with
the technology used to generate it - its just the default extension for that
technology.
Ther
Does this include the reloading of any class files that are used in the jsp
page?
Matt
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Do I need to restart the server everytime I want to recompile a bean to make
the changes appear in the jsp file?
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Use
value = "<%=table.getCity()%>"
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H
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Subject: Re: Tomcat 3 not accepting form parameters in the doPost()
method
Matt Krevs wrote:
>
> in my servlet, request.getParameter("param1") returns null if the form
> method is "post", but it returns "test" if the form method is "get".
I have exper
I am having heaps of trouble getting a form that is submitted using the post
method to pass the parameters to a servlet, although using the get method
works fine.
Code is as follows
in my servlet, request.getParameter("param1") returns null if the form
method is "po
Yes. The session is sharead and remains until all browser windows for an
application close.
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David,
I had a similar problem with the taglib examples, although I
received a different error message. What I did was to download the source
for tomcat and recompile it with the java compiler I had installed. After
that the taglib examples worked fine
Regards,
Matt
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en it is a basic ,you guys please help me to
> know the concept.
>
> Sorry for the inconvenience.
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> Thanks in advance
> Senthil.
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I am using xerces 1.01 and DomParser has only one constructor - and it has
no paramaters.
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If an exception is raised in one of my JSPs after a jsp:include tag i get
the following error in the error log but my error page is not displayed
"Attempt to clear a buffer that's already been flushed
at
com.sun.server.http.pagecompile.jsp.runtime.JspWriterImpl.clear(JspWriterImp
l.java:1
Have a look at the ServletContext interface. You may want to search the
archives since this topic has been discussed at length.
Basically the ServletContext is the area where all Servlets/JSPs can access
'global' properties.
You may also elect to create a servlet that starts automatically whenev
NT
4. It can grow as you do, capable of web farming.
5. Don't think that it is that expensive either, but that is always
relative.
It's what I am use to so I don't explore much more, but it is a really good
product. IBM actually mad a good one.
My two cents,
Matt
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change
if(document.iform.but1.value()=="")
to
if(document.iform.but1.value=="")
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Anyone know how to modify or remove the value of an attribute that has been
set by calling request.setAttribute( attributeName, value )?
Calling request.setAttribute(attributeName, value) with a different value
causes an IllegalStateException.
Calling request.setAttribute(attributeName, null) ca
Oh dear - I knew this would happen. I just outlined the basic concepts of my
results set solution. It was not meant as a detailed spec or anything. I
didnt want to bore everyone with the gory details.
The points you have made are all perfectly valid and have been resolved in
our implementation.
nable? Any other solutions?
How does it work on the real big search engines like altavista or dejanews?
Geert 'Darling' Van Damme
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Dont load the 1000s of records at once.
Send the data back to the browser in small chunks, maybe 100 rows at a time.
For example, if the user submits a query that matches 3000 rows, only return
the first 100. Provide a 'more' button that progressively gets the next 100
rows.
Basically you need
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Matt,
One thing you can do is make the first page the result of a METHOD
Anyone know how to force a page to be reloaded when the user clicks on the
back button in a browser?
Reason I'm asking is as follows
1. User clicks on client maintenance
2. ReadServlet is called which creates beans and forwards to
clientMaintenance.jsp
3. User enters client details and clicks th
Umm...thats the point of JSP pages
Servlet gets a request, calls various bean methods to perform business rule
checks and then forwards to a JSP page.
All HTML tags are in the JSP page - not the servlet.
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We are using SQL Server 7.0, CORBA, JavaWebServer 2.0, Java 2 on an NT
Server to develop an intranet application.
We are using JSP and java beans to serve up the maintenance pages to the
user through a browser.
We have done a fair amount of testing using a PII-200 with 128MB that hosts
the datab
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Title: Singleton Class -RE: [Fwd: using ResultSet with JSP?]
Singletons definitely have a place in
java.
If
you're writing OO code you usually want to use interfaces. Interfaces cannot
have static methods so the singleton model fits in really well when you have a
number of classes that you
bugs
when
> an unintentional clash of names occurs...
>
> Steve S
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Javascript is fine as long as you remember that
1. It may need to work in all browsers/platforms
2. Its possible for the client to disable javascript. ie All javascript
validation needs to be repeated on the server in your servlets/beans.
Basically I work on the premise that any info sent to the
Oops.
Forgot to mention that JSP is purely server side.
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Subject: New to JSP
Hello,
Below is an example to describe a design problem I am having
Lets say I have a customer.jsp that displays surname, first name etc.
customer.jsp includes address.jsp.
Another Jsp, phone.jsp is included 3 times within customer.jsp, allowing the
user to enter up to 3 phone numbers for a customer.
T
Maybe one of the things we are all missing is that most of us on this forum
(I assume) are programmers and are used to seeing java code embedded in
things. Consider for a second that one major reason JSP was developed was to
separate presentation from business logic. One advantage of the usebean t
in javascript
window.location = "servlet/com.yourcompany.TheServletName";
You may want to use a semi-descriptive subject in further posts. Everyone
loves helping Brazilians so your subjects are a bit redundant anyway :)
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You can specify a servlet to load when JavaWebServer loads.
1. Go to the admin tool.
2. Double click on 'Web Service'
3. Click on 'Servlets' button
4. Click on 'Add'
5. Enter a name and the fully qualified class name of the servlet
6. Click on the 'Add' button
7. The servlet should be added to th
i dont see what benefits there are to the registared version of Kawa. can
someone tell me?
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Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 9:38 AM
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You might want to check the archives at
http://archives.java.sun.com/archives/jserv-interest.html
For the record, I have managed to get JWS2.0 and JDK1.2 to work OK by using
httpdnojre.exe -javahome
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Yep!
Set the "target" attribute of C.jsp to "_top" in A.jsp
definition.Therefore, any page called
from C.jsp will be directed to the entire browser. It's not a JSP problem,
it's a HTML frameset definition problem. The only problem comes if you call
more than one page from C.jsp. If you do
Carlos,
The requirement to put an object/objects in the request object is that they
have to be serializable. In our teams collective experience, ResultSets
from different databases are serializable, but it is not the standard. Some
are some are not. If I were you, I would create a bean that yo
The answer to your question is YES!!!
Java Servlet's/Applets and JSP are more than enough to build an E-commerce
sight.
Whatever service you get hooked up for with Credit Card info will have
whatever you need to verify credit cards. JDBC/XML for Database Access.
Have your sight hosted by someo
questions.
Matthew S. Butler
Butler Computer Solutions, Inc.
225-312-0355
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From: Crump, Phillip [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, November 02, 1999 12:08 PM
To: 'Matt Butler'
Subject: RE: Frames and JSP
Thanks for your help..
We are us
hello. I am trying to configure jserve/apache on an NT4 box. i cant seem
find a good copy of the jsdk. the ones that i download from sun either say
"not a valid win32 app" or they just dont do anything at all. any ideas?
thanks
"tripId");
The problem is that the tripId variable is always null. If I call
request.getAttributeNames() it returns an empty list.
Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? This is driving me up the wall.
Thanks
Matt
==
I have the following situation
I want to call a servlet from within my JSP page and then do something with
the result.
The servlet returns an XML string which I want the JSP page to break apart
and insert various bits into several XML data islands on the HTML page.
eg
in the jsp I want to code
Hi,
I am supposed to enhance a JSP based application having some files with a
.jsp extension containing no JSP tags (just HTML and JavaScript). Do you see
any drawback to this?
Cheers,
Matt.
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Title: Frames States
Hey All!!!
My JSP interface utilized a lot of frames. When ever I switch between the frames, they go back to their original states. Is there an easy way to save the state of the frame so when I switch between different frames that the frame doesn't reload?
Thanks,
Title: Frames and JSP
Hey All!
Here's the situation. Five frame window. Header frame, Tab Frame, Left side JavaScript tree view frame, right sight top/bottom detail frames. HTML file code:
src="../Tabs/tab_txpr_exl.htm">
This page
html page.
Anyone know of a solution? I'm fairly new at this so accept my apologies if
this is a stupid question.
thanks!
matt
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lish this is to write Java code in your .JSP page. A JSP page builds a dynamic servlet, so you could have servlet to servlet communication.
Hope that helps!
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