Does anybody know any JSP Engine corresponding to JSP specification 1.1?
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Hi,
I am using NES 4.0 (iplant 4.0) as the Web Server.
NAS 4.0 as the Application Server.
NAB 4.0 as the Application Builder.
NAB 4.0 supports only JSP 0.92 specification. Is there is any Tool / Plug-in
available, so that i can use the above setup and still use JSP 1.1 ?
Thanks in advance
In the process of executing a page with a multitude of tag extensions, one
tends to create objects which need to be release()d, close()d, dispose()d,
or otherwise free some resources back to the system. [Aside: wouldn't it be
nice if we agreed on the name of this method across all java apis!]
It
Artyom, I've heard that BEA's WebLogic 4.5.1 server supports the JSP1.1
spec. You would have to verify this.
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From: Artyom G. Salabaev [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 9:52 AM
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Subject: jsp 1.1
Does anybody kn
Hello Artyom!
> Does anybody know any JSP Engine corresponding to JSP specification 1.1?
>
The JSP 1.1 implementations I know are:
SJSP (http://web.iol.cz/sator/projects/sjsp-1-1/index.html)
The JSP 1.1 reference implementation (http://www.javasoft.com/products/jsp/tomcat/)
Orion
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From: Quaranto, Mike (MBS) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, October 26, 1999 3:42 PM
Subject: Re: jsp 1.1
> Artyom, I've heard that BEA's WebLogic 4.5.1 server supports the JSP1.1
> spec. You would have to verify this.
>
> -Orig
Title: RE: jsp 1.1
WebLogic 4.5.1 supports JSP 1.0. See http://www.weblogic.com/docs45/classdocs/API_jsp.html
anders
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> Subje
Just starting out on JSP, and I was reading the 1.1 spec. Tag extensions
look interesting, and I was wondering if they are supported in current JSP
engines. Who's supporting the 1.1 spec now? This is for commercial software
where we can't dictate the type of web server being run.
) which is cleaned up by _jspDestroy(), both of which are guaranteed to be
called at the appropriate times in 1.1 spec.
2) <% scriptlets %> It is the responsibility of the JSP author to wrap resource
allocations in try/catch/finally blocks
3) Custom tags. Tag.release() must be called in a finally b
.release() must be called in a finally block by a JSP 1.1
>compliant
> implementation of a custom tag.
Tag.release implies that the end tag surrounds the entire use of the resources
that the Tag defines. I don't think that that is a reasonable assumption, and
there's already a r
David Navas wrote:
> The problems, as I see it, are as follows:
> a) I can't override service()...
In JSP 1.0 I am able to use the "extends" attribute of the page directive
to specify a custom superclass, which can define its own service() method.
The JSP 1.1 PR says
David Navas wrote:
> > 3) Custom tags. Tag.release() must be called in a finally block by a JSP 1.1
>compliant
> > implementation of a custom tag.
>
> Tag.release implies that the end tag surrounds the entire use of the resources
> that the Tag defines. I don't th
Michael Hu wrote:
> > > Implicitly, the JSP engine will allocate resources in the pageContext. Although
>not
> > > explictly demanded by the specs, it should be safe to assume that
>releasePageContext()
> > > will be called in service's finally block
David Navas wrote:
> If releasePageContext() is called against the factory, that means that the
> writer of the JSP page can't write their own cleanup routines. From a server
> provider perspective, clearly, we can. But that makes extended tags which
> export info that have their own cleanup re
Can someone point me to an example for Custom Tags?
thanks,
jim
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Hi,
I download a copy of JSP 1.0 systax card from sun web site, and wondering
any JSP 1.1 sytax card available or it is not neccessary because most of
systax in 1.0 and 1.1are the same ?
David
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Eduardo Pelegri-Llopart stated on August 8, 1999:
> PD2 has not been released; there is a version of the spec that will go
for expert review on
> Monday (tomorrow); the spec will go for public review about a week
after that, depending > on the logistics of pushing material to the web
site.
It ha
ports JSP 1.1 ?
Just starting out on JSP, and I was reading the 1.1 spec. Tag extensions
look interesting, and I was wondering if they are supported in current JSP
engines. Who's supporting the 1.1 spec now? This is for commercial software
where we can't dictate the type of web s
The Public Release 2 of the JSP 1.1 specification is available from the
download page at Sun's JSP web page: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/.
There have been a few changes in the spec since PR1 based on extensive
feedback and implementation efforts. Probably the most important change
Jim Smith wrote:
> Can someone point me to an example for Custom Tags?
>
> thanks,
> jim
Appendex A of the JSP 1.1 specification
(http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/download.html) contains a few simple examples.
Crai
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From: Craig R. McClanahan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 1999 11:49 AM
Subject: Re: JSP 1.1 - Custom Tags
> Jim Smith wrote:
>
> > Can someone point me to an example for Custom Tags?
> >
> > thanks,
&
d August), the JSP authors
> said that
> an EA of JSWDK supporting JSP 1.1 will be out VERY VERY SOON. Well how very very
> soon are we talking about here? It's been more than a month already, and I am
> really desperate
> to get
Hi all, I sent this to Sun, thought it might be of interest to the community...
I am using Tomcat 3.1 for a server side project. I have a problem in
that I want to set headers, cookies specifically, from within an
included servlet, using the mechanism.
I see from the JSP 1.1 and Servlet 2.2
In section 2.7.7, "The taglib directive," the spec says that the taglib
directive contains an "uri" attribute where the taglib can be found.
Does this imply that a taglib must be network-accessible for the JSP
engine to use it? If so, why? Shouldn't a taglib also be available using
a "file" attr
A tradeoff.
In JSP 1.1 there is a non-zero cost in invoking doBeforeBody():
scripting variables will be synchronized after every such invocation
even if the method is empty and does nothing. Since, as you pointed
out, actions done in doBeforeAction() can be achieved through a
combination of
You are right, Kevn. We will fix this in a later update.
- eduard/o
> Date:Tue, 11 Jan 2000 21:07:07 -
> From:Kevin Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: JspError vs JspTagException
>
> The JSP 1.1 Final Spec that I've just downloaded off the web
Hi,
Anybody know if WebLogic 5.1 allows full Servlet 2.2 applications along with
JSP 1.1 and tag-libs to work? I see that it supports it, and we had a guy
from WebLogic come out for a demo and told use that WebLogic 5.1 can't
hot-deploy web apps, but that it does support it. Yet, when I t
Marc Hedlund wrote:
> In section 2.7.7, "The taglib directive," the spec says that the taglib
> directive contains an "uri" attribute where the taglib can be found.
> Does this imply that a taglib must be network-accessible for the JSP
> engine to use it? If so, why? Shouldn't a taglib also be
hod. Apparently it only
handles tag properties that are strings.
I was expecting custom tag attributes to be handled like the way
handles properties. Table 2.4 in Section 2.13.2 of the
JSP 1.1 spec specifies the conversions that setProperty does from string
values to primitive types.
Section 2.1
Hi Marc:
| taglib details
No, the taglib needs not be network accessible. Two reasons:
- The URI can use something like "file:/..." protocol,
- The URI can be "well known" to the engine.
| schedule details
PD2 has not been released; there is a version of the spec that will go for
ex
Hi, Eduardo,
Thanks for the response.
> No, the taglib needs not be network accessible. Two reasons:
>
> - The URI can use something like "file:/..." protocol,
Sure. It just seemed to me that also allowing a "file" attribute (which
the JSP engine would immediately interpret as a file: URI) w
Greetings!
We are pleased to announce that the Orion Application Server now
implements the Servlet 2.2 PR and JSP 1.1 PR specifications. It is
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to experiment
The subject line really says it all. The latest Resin beta now supports JSP 1.1 tag
libraries. Documentation and examples for the 1.1 tag libraries are still sparse, so
you'll have to rely on the JSP 2.2 spec.
Resin 1.1 beta features:
* Servlet 2.2
* JSP 1.1
* faster than mod_per
and a variante can also be
used:
jsp + _ + language
jsp + _ + language + _ + country
"
So this is a nice idea, but it doesn't say:
a) what the language and country values should be: codes or what?
b) how to set the locale and country set by these things
and
c) the JSP 1.1. spec I have
Hi all,
Interested in learning about how to seamlessly convert your
"legacy" JSP 0.92 files over to JSP 1.1?
Check out our latest FAQ entry for complete details:
http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/view.jsp?EID=32255
enjoy,
Govind Seshadri
Hi,
I am using iPlanet 4.1 on Windows NT.
Whenever a jsp is changed, iPlanet is expected to recompile the jsp and send
updated page to browser. But, this is not happening. Every time I change a
jsp, I have to clear cache and restart the service. Otherwise I get previous
output.
This works fine
much inconvenience and we are very sorry
this happened.
Magnus Stenman, the Orion team
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Subject: [ANN] Orion Application Server JSP 1.1 & Servlet 2.2
Hi again
I just have one other question: what version of JDK is JSP with Java Web
Server 2.0 using? The reason for this is, that I can't instantiate a
java.util.LinkedList to use as a container. Is it only using JDK 1.1??
Jacob
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> Hi all,
>
> the APM, p. 105 says:
>
> "The JavaServer Pages 1.1 specification allows you to deliver
> locale-specific files by following the naming convention used by resource
> bundles. This naming convention is the base file name followed by and
> underscore and the language variant. A count
servlet
engine that a JSP page is localized, and also how to provide the Locale for
which I desire the relevant JSP page.
As for your observation that the JSP 1.1 spec from Sun doesn't
appear to mention this It is rather perplexing isn't it. I too spent a
while trying to find the re
ssly convert your
> "legacy" JSP 0.92 files over to JSP 1.1?
>
> Check out our latest FAQ entry for complete details:
> http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/view.jsp?EID=32255
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Hi Venkat,
1)Try using this line before tag
2)Add these lines to ur jsp page
<% response.setHeader("Cache-Control","no-cache"); %>
<% response.setHeader("Pragma","no-cache"); %>
<% response.setDateHeader ("Expires", 0); %>
It works for me.
Sankar
Venkata Krishna MV wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am u
It is the problem of the borwser, Not the server
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> Hi,
>
> I am
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From: Hari Yellina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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It is the problem of the borwser, Not the server
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>It is the problem of the borwser, Not the server
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hope this helps,
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From: Jacob Madsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: mercoledì 27 ottobre 1999 23.33
Subject: JDK version of JSP 1.1 on Java Web Server 2.0
>Hi again
>
>I just have one other question: what version of JDK is JSP with
Hi,
By default it supports JSP 0.92.
Does anybody know how to run JSP 1.1 in iPlanet Web Server, Enterprise
Edition 4.0 (netscape server 4.0)?
thanks,
Basvi
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have:
Blah Blah...
The output from the jsp:include action always appears BEFORE the output
from the myBodyTag taglib tag.
(BTW, I'm using Tomcat 3.1)
In reading the JSP 1.1 spec, section 5.4.5 says
The BodyContent Class
The BodyContent is a subclass of JspWriter t
On Wed, 12 Jan 2000, Basvi Ayuluri wrote:
> By default it supports JSP 0.92.
>
> Does anybody know how to run JSP 1.1 in iPlanet Web Server,
> Enterprise Edition 4.0 (netscape server 4.0)?
iPlanet Enterprise Server (iES) 4.0 supports only JSP 0.92. How
ever, we are currently worki
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Subject: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1) within a BodyTag taglib
tag
hi folks. (Sorry for the wide distribution, this question seems to span
both the JSP and taglib realm).
I'm having a problem with the interaction of a taglib BodyTag and a
jsp:include action (or an equiv
ence is not changeable at request-time).
Thanks anyway.
Any other ideas?
...alex...
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Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2001 10:53 AM
Subject: Re: Using a jsp:include action (JSP 1.1)
> "Alex" == Alex Tang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Alex> hi folks. (Sorry for the wide distribution, this question seems to span
Alex> both the JSP and taglib realm).
Alex> I'm having a problem with the interaction of a taglib BodyTag and a
Alex> jsp:include action (or an equivalent t
Hi Guys,
I'm having weblogic Application Server which
support only JSP 1.0 Specs .How can I make the Server for Supporting JSP 1.1
Specs?
Thanks in Advances
Rajiv
I dont know what u r refering to but if it is about properties to set to support
JSP here it is
In your weblogic.properties file
set the following
weblogic.httpd.register.*.jsp=\
weblogic.servlet.JSPServlet
weblogic.httpd.initArgs.*.jsp=\
and there are other options to set compileCommand,work
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