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> Hi Roberto,
>
> You can't return a ResultSet object from a bean to a JSP page 'cuz
it is
> not serializable. One thing you can do is, Just copy th
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> Hello everybody!!!
>
> I'm trying to return a resultset from a Javabean but it doesn't work. So I
> send you the co
Thank you very much Sanjeev!!! I'll mtry as you said. Thanks a
lot
Roberto
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Hi Roberto,
You can't return a ResultSet object from a bean to a JSP page 'cuz it is
not serializable. One thing you can do is, Just copy the contents into a Vector
(You can use Vector of Vectors if u have more than one rows in ur resultset) and
return that vector to your JSP page.
Hope
Hello everybody!!!
I'm trying to return a resultset from a Javabean but it doesn't work. So I
send you the code, hoping that someone can solve my problem.
XXX
JAVABEAN:
public class provabean {
public ResultSet Esegui(int numero) {
try
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Is it possible to send a SQL-Statement to a bean and retrieve a Resultset?
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Is it possible to send a SQL-Statement to a bean and retrieve a Resultset?
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> Hi!
>
> yes,u
Hi!
yes,u can definitely access database from JSP page.
u can write the java code for accessing the database
inside a scriptlet or u can create a bean(a java file)
for the connections and initialise the bean inside the
JSP page using
u can print the output from the javabean on to the
output of
hello,
U can access database from a jsp page.
And a JavaBean can return a result set which can be iterated and used to print the
values obtained in the result set.
bye
sampa
"Robuschi (Delfi)" wrote:
> Hello... I'm Roberto from Italy.
>
> I'm studying JSP and JavaBeans and I have some questions:
Sanjay
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Hello... I'm Roberto
Hello... I'm Roberto from Italy.
I'm studying JSP and JavaBeans and I have some questions:
1) Can I access a database from a JSP page???
2) Can a Javabean return a ResultSet so the JSP page can print alle the
records in the Resultset???
3) Can a Javabean (called by a JSP page) print some lines
"S. N. Prasanna" wrote:
> The problem here is, I am using a centralised DB Object which handles all
> the Database related stuff. It connects to DB in init() method of the
> Servlet and stays connected as long as the Servlet exists.
This is quite usual for server side applications. You would like
hope this helps!
dexter
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Date: Thursday, February 25, 1999 7:58 AM
Subject: Database access in JSP
>Hi All,
>
> I am quite new to JSP. In my application I have
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Hi All,
I am quite new to JSP. In my application I have to display a HTML FORM
with values from Database as default FORM fields. I am loading this FORM
from the Servlet. Earlier I was generating this form dynamically using
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