So if I make my own classes , it is compulsary to
place it in a package , incase i do not wish to...
normally i would make a package depending upon the
functionality of the classes.
Secondly, where do I place my taglib classes and the
tld file...
please help
Purav
_
hi everybody,
i have posted a few emails a while ago about the big5 charset support in JSP
pages.
Fortunately the problem is solved, i appreciae those who helped me.
Now, i have a new version of this problem , and it seems it is a little bit
more
complicated than the previous one. The problem is:
nts
that could be dragged and dropped into an application using a GUI builder.
> -Original Message-
> From: Kevin Duffey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2001 7:02 AM
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> Subject: Re: JSP Beans vs. Java Beans
>
>
> Servle
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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Hari Yellina
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>
> JSP Beans are nothing but Srevlet Beans
> -
JSP Beans are nothing but Srevlet Beans
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From: "Steve Bang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 2:57 AM
Subject: JSP Beans vs. Java Beans
> Is the term "JSP Beans" useful? I've noticed
Thanks for the correction, Richard! Your explanation is great!
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Sent: Wednesday, August 29, 2001 1:59 PM
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Steve,
I would say that the term 'JSP Bean' is
that in several JSP books, the
>authors use this term. One book even had an index reference for JavaBeans
>that said "See JSP Beans." Yet, when I search Sun's site for the use of the
>term, it doesn't exist. I
no difference. beans is beans.
EJB -- now those are different.
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Is the term "JSP Beans" useful? I've noticed
s a useful term to distinguish from Java
Beans, or just Beans?
Steve
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Hi,
I have a question related to ODBC Microsoft Access Driver. It gave me the
below error. What I have is an Access Database with has one column
(SelForDistrInSession) of type: Long Integer. My web server is
tomcat3.2.1 running on an NT box.
I was able to query all my data from this databas
The javabeans tutorial has a section on events which includes a good
example.
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/javabeans/events/index.html
Justy
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> Hi all,
> Does any one of you know a link to a good example about events in java
> beans.
> I u
Hi all,
Does any one of you know a link to a good example about events in java
beans.
I undestand the theory behind events but I feel like I need an example to
completely understand it
I have done some search but it has been unsuccesful. Please help
You have to point ur class path in ur webserver to the directory where bean class
files are present..
"Shahaji Kadam." wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am calling a Java Bean from a JSP file.
>
> Both the .jsp file and Java Bean (.class file) is in the same directory ex.
> ../jsp/
>
> when i call .jsp page i
still it is not working
>
> Aravind
>
>
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> From: Thompson, Willard (GTICCC) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Friday, March 23, 2001 6:10 PM
> Subject: Re: Java Beans!!
>
>
> our beans are in the we
TED]>
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Subject: Re: Java Beans!!
our beans are in the web-inf directory (of JRun web server) and we would do
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Hi,
I
our beans are in the web-inf directory (of JRun web server) and we would do
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Hi,
I am calling a Java Bean from a JSP file.
Both the .jsp file and Java Bean (.class file) is in the same
Hi,
I am calling a Java Bean from a JSP file.
Both the .jsp file and Java Bean (.class file) is in the same directory ex.
../jsp/
when i call .jsp page i get an error that bean could not be found. It seems
that it is not able to locate the Bean.
how can i import the bean in JSP page?
is it re
java beans are a specification that make porting your code to differnt
applications easier, also reusing your code is easier, you can write a java
bean tp solve a reacurring problem, rather than writing a new class
everytime the problem comes up, you do the same with classes, but then your
code
implmentation of Serializable. It works
fine. Its just not recommended in the case you move to a scalable solution
in the future.
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> From: Shawn Zhu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 2:24 PM
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This question seem to come up over and over in this
list...JavaBeans are classes!
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> From: Singh, Jasbinder [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 2:04 PM
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> Subject: Why use Java beans ?
>
>
> Hi,
Hi,
Could someone please explain the following to me:
What is the advantage of using JavaBeans with servlets and JSPs when the
same
result could be obtained by common classes ?
This might be a basic question, but any elaboration would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks
JS
lassLoader from
JServ which was pretty good.
1) I am a bit fed up or restarting the web container.
Does Tomcat 3.2.1 reload Value or Utility Java Beans that
are explicitly loaded by "" in JSP
2) Is the reloader clever enough to load related classes to the JavaBean.
Thoughts appreciat
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De: Philip Weaver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Enviado el: jueves 16 de noviembre de 2000 19:52
Para: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Asunto: Re: Why use Java Beans?
Typo Correction:
Java Beans may have more necessity within servlets *THAN* being called
directly from within a JSP page.
on 11/16/00
From: Phil Hedley@MITEL on 11/17/2000 11:16 AM GMT
The directive is misleading as these are not true Java beans, they
can be regular Java class objects. The JavaBean structure only needs to be
applied when using the set/get property directive.
The following is valid where MyObject is NOT a
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Philip Weaver
Sent: 16 November 2000 20:27
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Subject: Why use Java Beans?
I'm finding it difficult to fully grasp the benefit of using Java beans with
a MVC JSP/servlet architectu
Typo Correction:
Java Beans may have more necessity within servlets *THAN* being called
directly from within a JSP page.
on 11/16/00 1:26 PM, Philip Weaver at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I'm finding it difficult to fully grasp the benefit of using Java beans with a
> MVC
I'm finding it difficult to fully grasp the benefit of using Java beans with
a MVC JSP/servlet architecture. I am more keen to use JSP taglibs and <%=
expressions %> to represent data in my pages. was a mechanism
that was present in the JSP spec before taglibs were introduced in JSP
hi,
i think the question is: should u use jsp or servlet tech. with both u can
use beans, which are reusable, selfwritten classes. beans are used to
separate your logic from presentation.
maybe check out tutorials at java.sun.com regarding jsp, servlet:
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/on
Hey All Jsp Guru's
I am a bit new to this java world, can you guys please explain me a bit
about when to use a java bean and when to use the servelet, or in the
otherway what is the difference between then, and when should i preffer bean
and when servelet.
Or if somebody know the site where they
Hi,
Does any body know good sources on web about how to develope Servlet and
Java Beans.
Thanks,
Modassir
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First of all Inner classes inside JavaBeans conforms with the Java beans
specification right? Second, I want to be able to use the inner class of a
bean that is itself a bean. Is there any way to use JSP tags to set the
properties of that inner class. For example this is kind of what I am
developerWorks Open Source Home Page
(http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/?open&l=222,t=gr,t=oshp)
Bean Scripting Framework (BSF) Open Source
http://oss.software.ibm.com/developerworks/opensource/bsf/?dwzone=opensource?open&l=222,t=gr,p=bsfos
ExcelAccessor Bean Suite Project Op
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>Date: Thu, 22 Jun 2000 13:02:30 +0100
>
> Hi all,
>
>can you please provide me some details
Hi all,
can you please provide me some details where to put my java bean class files
in websphere 2.0 on linux.
Thanks
Kamran
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ay 19, 2000 4:24 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IDE/debug environment for JSP with Java Beans in Windows
Hi
I am trying to find a IDE/debug environment for JSP with Java Beans in
Windows. I use IIS and Resin 1.1 as the JSP servlet engine.
I've used InterDev to develop ASP sites and I real
Hi
I am trying to find a IDE/debug environment for JSP with Java Beans in
Windows. I use IIS and Resin 1.1 as the JSP servlet engine.
I've used InterDev to develop ASP sites and I really like its debugging
capabilities. What JSP development tools can give me similar capabilities
for devel
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>Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 14:01:02 -0700
>
>Aureliano Calvo wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > Is there any wa
Aureliano Calvo wrote:
> Hi,
> Is there any way of creating java beans with scope=request in a servlet, so
> that I can then redirect to a JSP? I want to pass objects from a servlet to
> a JSP, but without using the session. I know this can be done with the
> RequestDispatcher,
Hi,
Is there any way of creating java beans with scope=request in a servlet, so
that I can then redirect to a JSP? I want to pass objects from a servlet to
a JSP, but without using the session. I know this can be done with the
RequestDispatcher, but the url in the browser remains as the servlet
e <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> >Subject: Re: Java Beans & NES 4.0 error
> >Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 11:04:32 -0600
> >
> >Visakh,
> >
> >Thank you very much for your advise that fixed the problem.
> >
> >My next question
for the bean.
>Pedro
>Visakh Menon wrote:
>Which class file you're talking about ? Are you using Jrun ?
>
> >From: Pedro Meza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
> > reference <[EMAIL PROTEC
Which class file you're talking about ? Are you using Jrun ?
>From: Pedro Meza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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ere quite a few mails in this list about this problem. Just browse
> through the archive. It will surely help you.
>
> Cheers
>
> Vis..
>
> >From: Pedro Meza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Reply-To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
> >
list about this problem. Just browse
through the archive. It will surely help you.
Cheers
Vis..
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>Sub
I am trying to write my first bean but I recieve an error on compilation. I
believe I have the tags correct. I know there is a tag but I don't think
I should use that.
warming ( 7562); JSP compilation error: java.lang.Exception: JSP parse error
(line 30) - Incomplete tage ending of /jsp:useb
Sunita Sairaman wrote:
>
> I have a registraton page whose action calls a jsp(process.jsp).
> Now I have written a bean to do form validation which
> I am using in the jsp form as:
>
>
>
>
>
> The registration page & the jsp are in the directory:
> /local/home/xxx/docs/test/jsp
>
> The formbean
I have a registraton page whose action calls a jsp(process.jsp).
Now I have written a bean to do form validation which
I am using in the jsp form as:
The registration page & the jsp are in the directory:
/local/home/xxx/docs/test/jsp
The formbean.java & formbean.class are in:
/local/Java/JRu
Hello,
I've just started to read up and know more about JSP. It is necessary to
use java beans ? Can I use java to replace the function of java beans ? Do
any of you have any online references regarding this matter ?
Thank you for your kind attention.
B
Hello Everyone,
I need to access some CORBA objects from my JSP page. Can anyone please
tell me some way of doing this ? As far as I know, I can access these
objects from Java Beans but can I access them from JSP directly ?
Regards,
Reeta
Hi JSP experts,
I am a web developer. I am planning to use JSP.
I would like to know a few things from you experts:
1)If I use JSP which is the best way : Scripting (java) , Beans or EJB.
2)Is EJB a substitute for Java Beans. If so should I use EJB or Java
Beans. I am comfortable using Beans
> I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
> Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
> Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
> about my thoughts:
>
> 1. Using only the three actions us
hand directly
set parameters for constructors)
Hi,
I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your
Volker Turau wrote:
[snip]
> I thought scripts should only be the "glue" between beans. Scripts
> should be simple, i.e. JavaScript type. The fact that you can access a
> property in two ways (<%= name.getPName() %> and name="name" property="pName"/>) is confusing for a non programmer.
>
One o
Volker Turau wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
> Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
> Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
> about my tho
Hi,
I have implemented some of the components available in Microsofts ASP as
Java Beans and used these components in JSP. In doing so I found that the
Bean concept in JSP has severe limits. I would like to hear your opinions
about my thoughts:
1. Using only the three actions useBean
Kevin Jones wrote:
> You can populate beans with data in a number of ways - when the bean is
> first constructed you can use the setProperty tags, if the bean alread
> exists you can write a scriptlet (usually in Java) to call methods on the
> bean - if you've followed the bean guidelines these w
Hope this helps,
Kevin
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I have a
The "Preface" in the spec implies there isn't a user guide, yet. I'd love to hear
if you find anything useful.
PaulS :)
Soni Dhiraj wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is there any User guide for JSP. I am new to JSP ,going through specifications
> seems very hard..no examples.
> Any other resources to study from
Hi,
Is there any User guide for JSP. I am new to JSP ,going through specifications
seems very hard..no examples.
Any other resources to study from??
Thanks,
Dhiraj.
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I have a basic form in a .jsp I want to use.
I have 4 variables that I would like to send to the Java Bean,
CalculateBean.
I would then like to send those 4 variables from the CalculateBean to
another jsp.
The original values in the form will be null On the second page, I want
to repopulate
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