This is normal as the query part of the url (the bits after the '?') is
considered part of the url when uniquely identifying cached pages. In fact
if you fetch the index.jsp?param=some twice (with the same param=some),
the second fetch will be pulled out of the cache. To avoid caching, you need
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This is normal as the query part of the url (the bits after the '?') is
considered part of the url when uniquely identifying cached pages. In fact
if you fetch the "index.jsp?param=some"
When I made link on page index.jsp browser cache this page,
and when I pass parameter index.jsp?param=some no cache in browser.
If is this normal how to avoid caching without adding parameters.
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I prefer the second method. Taglibs tie your business logic too closely
with JSP.
Might I suggest a third possibility, to have normal Java classes for your
business logic and then taglibs to call those classes from JSP
Can anyone tell me which is better, i encapsulte all the business logic into tablibs and re-use these taglibs in each jsp; or create normal java class and call all these classes in jsp/servlet?
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Can anyone tell me which is better, i encapsulte all the business logic into tablibs
and re-use these taglibs in each jsp; or create normal java class and call all these
classes in jsp/servlet?
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Subject: Diff. between usebean tag and normal class instantiation
Can any body explain difference between Usebean tag and instantiation of
normal class, is there any difference by using usebean tag.
Thnx in aadvanc
Can any body explain difference between Usebean tag and instantiation of
normal class, is there any difference by using usebean tag.
Thnx in aadvance
Srinivas Gandhari
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I have the jswdk-1.0.1 and JDK 1.3
in the startserver bat the paths of jsp.jar,
jakarta.jar,\webpages\WEB-inf\servlets and moo.jar do not correspond :
none of them exist on my C:
Does jswdk-1.0.1 and JDK 1.3 runs with each other?
Erwan
I have the jswdk-1.0.1 and JDK 1.3
in the startserver bat the paths of jsp.jar,
jakarta.jar,webpagesWEB-infservlets and moo.jar do not correspond :
none of them exist on my C:
Does jswdk-1.0.1 and JDK 1.3 runs with each other?
As you are a big boy if a path is not correct you can manage
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