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>Subject: code snippet...
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The following snippet works without a problem:
try
{
...
ReferenceDataBean ref = new ReferenceDataBean();
ref.connect();
session.setAttribute("resultsbean", ref);
getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/idpayCreateDist.jsp").forward(req
uest, response);
}
Bu
riginal Message-
From: Pillai Jaideep, App Spec, SCS-SD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2003 2:21 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: On the MQ code snippet
Hi Zerbe,
I do not see your concern in the code snippet attached by Urvesh. The JVM
guarantees that construct
Hi Zerbe,
I do not see your concern in the code snippet attached by Urvesh. The JVM
guarantees that constructors are thread safe. Your cobcern should only apply
when the instantiation happens within a method that is not synchronized and
hence not thread safe.
Thanks,
Jaideep
> this doesn't work,,why? I thought this would be a simple
> procedure, but no.
> The IF test doesn't work it ignore the parameter field1 and laways
> prints
> the first thing "you didn't ." regardless... why?
It doesn't work because you're not testing the right thing.
Remember, in Java,
this doesn't work,,why? I thought this would be a simple procedure, but no.
The IF test doesn't work it ignore the parameter field1 and laways
prints
the first thing "you didn't ." regardless... why?
String title = "Deans First Example";
if(request.getParameter("field1") !="dean")
> Can someone tell me if this snippet of JSP code is valid?
> ...
>
> <% bean.checkIndex(x); %>
>
> <% bean.checkIndex(y); %>
>
> $(BEAN=bean PROPERTY=test(x,y))";
>
>
>
> ...
A bit of the topic here, but you m
Hello,
Can someone tell me if this snippet of JSP code is valid?
...
<% bean.checkIndex(x); %>
<% bean.checkIndex(y); %>
$(BEAN=bean PROPERTY=test(x,y))";
...
Basically, what I want to know is: can the PROPERTY
Hello,
My last attempt of sending this message did not seem to make it to the
list,
so I apologize if some of you are getting this message twice.
Anyways, can someone tell me if this snippet of JSP code is valid?
...
<% bean.checkIndex(x); %>
<% bean.checkIndex(y); %>
.jsp file which is called by a servlet.
>
> It works fine when only out.println("CHECKED") is present.
> As soon as I add the If condition it gives the Error as shown below
> the code snippet.
>
>
> <% if ((dataBean.getMastVendID()).equals(d
Hi Everybody,
I written the following in my .jsp file which is called by a servlet.
It works fine when only out.println("CHECKED") is present.
As soon as I add the If condition it gives the Error as shown below
the code snippet.
onClick = ""> Master
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