Hello jsp folks,
I need some help.
I have a form in which I have 10 text boxes along with a submit button.
My step22.jsp works fine if I run it independently. But when I click press
in my form it doesnot run step22.jsp.
It says
Internet Explorer cannot open the Internet site
http://localhost:
Hi,
Does everything inside the <% %> tags goes into the _jspService( )method ???
if not, how can we diffrentiate code(when writing JSP code) that goes into the
_jspService( )method and outside the method(say I want to write another
function abc())
Thanks
Sri
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OK, I'm looking into what JSP can do and I'm a bit confused... I always
here that JSP can use all of he Java libraries, but can it do all of the
AWT and Swing stuff? and how exactly does that work inside a browser
also, if anyone has any suggestions on books or sites about this, it'd
be much a
hi all,
I was wondering to know if somebody have (or know where i can download) a
simple sample project that use jsp/servlet/beans/xml together to ilustrate
the funcionallity of the MVC model and of all actual java technologies.
Nothing complicated, anything like a authenticate user login classes
Hi!
How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information <%=VarName%>
I'd tried with this but i get an error:
String myVar = "<%=VarName%>" ;
Any idea ??
Regards,
Papo
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I'm a servlet newbie and am trying out JRun on
IIS. I got a simple JSP with inline Java running, but I haven't been able
to get a servlet to run. I took a simple example from a servlet book(Java
Servlets by Karl Moss), copied the servlet into my www.blah.com/servlet directory. I
copied th
Attili Srinivas wrote:
> Hi,
> Does everything inside the <% %> tags goes into the _jspService( )method ???
> if not, how can we diffrentiate code(when writing JSP code) that goes into the
> _jspService( )method and outside the method(say I want to write another
> function abc())
> Thanks
>
> Hi,
> Does everything inside the <% %> tags goes into the _jspService( )method
???
> if not, how can we diffrentiate code(when writing JSP code) that goes
into the
> _jspService( )method and outside the method(say I want to write another
> function abc())
> Thanks
> Sri
>
You can't write a
On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Attili Srinivas wrote:
> Hi,
> Does everything inside the <% %> tags goes into the _jspService( )method ???
> if not, how can we diffrentiate code(when writing JSP code) that goes into the
> _jspService( )method and outside the method(say I want to write another
> function
to encapsulate Java logic in beans, custom tags,
> or Servlets."
> I agree completely with what you say about the above...
>
Amit Ghaste
> --
> From: Craig R. McClanahan[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, January 04, 2000 10:58:30 PM
> T
Hi,
I have a simple/silly question..
I would like a jsp to display different parts of the html page depending on
the way it is called...How do I call another jsp page with diferent
attributes...
like::
<%@include file="helloworld.jsp?showme="true%>
Now the helloworld.jsp shows different
You cannot do GUI with Servlets alone. Need an applet.
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OK
WT
or Swing to run on the server side, then I guess you've lost me.
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Tumbleweed Communications
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simple" for now.
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hi all,
I was wondering to know if somebody have (or know where i can download) a
simple sample project that use jsp/servlet/beans/xml together to ilustrate
the funcionallity of the MVC model and of all actual java technologies.
Nothing complicated, anything like a
HI, I have a form, I want if this form is not processed, the fields missing
change the color ( this is done using style html), but I don't know why the
other fields entered have gone, here is the form :
Please
add a new entry, don't leave any field empty
<%=request.getParameter("ipaddres
String myVar = VarName;
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Hi!
How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information
<%=VarName%>
I'd trie
Papo,
Can you provide more information on what you are trying to accomplish by
doing this? There is probably another way to achieve your desired results.
Regards,
Richard
At 05:39 PM 4/16/2002 -0300, you wrote:
>Hi!
>
>How can I do to to put inside a JSP String Variable this information
><%=V
Hi all,
Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this for the last 24
hrs.But could not figure out how to do it.
I have fir.jsp which runs fine.
Hello, World
<%
out.println("Hello World");
%>
Hello, everyone!
I am trying to include one jsp file in another, and I have to pass some
parameters from one to another.
The following does not seem to work.
Is this the right way, or is there a better way.
Thanks, Vlad.
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"Praveen Kumar S ." wrote:
> Craig,
>
> > I did not understand what you ment by "shared across all the threads..."
>
I was not as clear as I should have been. Basically, when you declare a
variable like this:
<%!
private int myVariable = 0;
%>
you are declaring an instance variable in the
> Hi,
> I have a simple/silly question..
> I would like a jsp to display different parts of the html page depending
on
> the way it is called...How do I call another jsp page with diferent
> attributes...
>
> like::
>
> <%@include file="helloworld.jsp?showme="true%>
>
This is incorrect sy
ary 2000 20:00
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Hi,
I have a simple/silly question..
I would like a jsp to display different parts of the html page depending on
the way it is called...How do I call another jsp page with diferent
attributes...
like::
<%@include file=&q
Hi all,
Can any one help me? I have two simple questions.
1) .By default in which port the JNDI naming service is listening in
WebLogic. How we can change that port no.
2) We have a deploy tool by our own. How I can deploy my application using
that proprietry deployment
Hi guys,
Here's the short description of my problem :
I have two jsp : login.jsp & service.jsp
User must pass the screening which is done by login.jsp before he can access
service.jsp.
If user try to access service.jsp directly, he will be bounced (forwarded) to
login.jsp.
So, It's time to us
I have a very simple question.
I have a web application ready to be deployed on a
TomCat server. I want to generate a single "war" file
for deployment but want to save myself the effort of
editing "web.xml" file manually.
Q- Are there any tools (for free) which can genera
cation and reference
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Objet : simple question please
HI, I have a form, I want if this form is not processed, the fields
missing change the color ( this is done using style html), but I do
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> HI, I have a form, I want if this form is not processed, the fields
missing
> change the color ( this is done using style html), but I don't know why
the
> other fields entered have gone, here is the for
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>Try putting quotes around like
>value="<%=request.getParameter("ipaddre
Try using single quote for the inner string and double quote for the outer string.
Reenter IP
Address
/Peter
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No, it does
Hi,
I'm trying to run a very simple jsp file which has the following code[ i
have j2se 1.4 and jdee1.3 installed]:
Hello! The time is now <%= new java.util.Date() %>
Hello! The properties are <%= new java.System.getProperties() %>
PROBLEM: I get the following error message
C:\Program Files
Hi Padmaja,
>Hi all,
>
>Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this for the last 24
>hrs.But could not figure out how to do it.
I don't see any problems in your code.
I pasted it in Apache 1.3.6/jserv 1.0/gnujsp 1.0cvs and
it just worked. Did replacing POST with GET change somethi
Hi Padmaja,
I tried your code on Sun's RI.It works fine.
It seems that you are placing your fir.jsp in the 'examples' directory.
Please let me know, which server you are using.
-Ram
"Kallur, Padmaja (GEL, MSX)" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Can some one point my mistake. I have been working on this f
Hi Vlad!
You have to put you arguments as attributed with request scope
into the pageContext.
See pageContext.setAttribute().
The included page can then get that objects via pageContext.getAttribute().
>Hello, everyone!
>
>I am trying to include one jsp file in another, and I have to pass some
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Subject: A very simple question
I have a very simple question.
I have a web application ready to be deployed on a
TomCat server. I want to generate a single "war" file
for deployment but want to save myself the effort of
editing "web.xml" file manually
System exists in java.lang package
try java.lang.System
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System exists in java.lang package
try java.lang.System
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Hi,
Change ur code as follows:
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Hello! The properties are <%= new
System.getProperites() %>
b'cause java.lang package is default package. U need
not to give the package name. Even if you want to give
you can write : java.lang.System.getProperties()
I hope, u got th
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Hi,
Change ur code as follows:
=
Hello! The properties are <%= new
System.getProperites() %>
b'cause java.l
To all,
Does anyone know if an included jsp file is compiled before the jsp page
it was called from is compiled fully? I am looking to duplicate the
functionality that we currently have with a product called XTags which
allows us to use an tag which stops compilation on the current
file, compil
rver-side
window, the administrator could access the running application via a GUI
instead of a web interface. Think about it, it's VERY useful... ;-)
-Chris Brown
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I'm not sure that the spec says to do this one way or the other, but in the
case of gnujsp, and i believe the .92 reference, a ssi just inline's the
code of your included file. gnu appears to at least do something intelligent
with import directives aggregating them to the top of your code. However
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