it would be better if u use Properties class. I hope this helps u
Regards
Shashi
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Chris,
Thanks for the excellent information.
Are you running Tomcat as a service in Win2K?
Colin
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> > (*) is it possibile
Alan P. Sexton asks:
> Jason Hunter's 2nd edition book, when talking about session IDs,
> mentions (page 221) that "Other implementations, like using SSL (Secure
> Sockets Layer) sessions, are also possible". I cannot find any other
> reference to doing so.
I haven't seen any either.
> Can
Mike Wills asked:
> I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a
> servlet. Do you actually embedded all of the HTML in the program?
> That seems a bit messy. Or is there a better way?
I felt the same way. Personally, I tend to prefer just a simple
templating system, but what w
Check out Velocity, it's a nice template system from Apache
http://jakarta.apache.org/velocity
andres
Michael Wills wrote:
> I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a servlet. Do you
> actually embedded all of the HTML in the program? That seems a bit messy. Or
> is the
If that is the case, then the package can be found at
http://www.servlets.com/cos/index.html
along with links to documentation and such.
--Monte Glenn Gardner
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> I don't think he knows how to get the oreilly package.
>
> Mark
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I don't think he knows how to get the oreilly package.
Mark
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> The javax.com and javax.comm.http are packages of Source files that
> ha
How did you get Tomcat 4.0.1 to install?
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I've discovered the two errors I made, and the
Application / Servlet combination works now.
First, like Peter Huber said, the 'outermost'
outputStream should be the one to be flushed and
closed, and also, the Server side of the program has
to have the line
response.setContentType("application/octe
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> I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a
> servlet. Do you actually embedded all of the HTML in the program?
> That seems a bit messy. Or is there a better way?
Craig McClanahan did a presentation at O'Reilly's Ja
hi,
i use org.mortbay.html, it's much better than typing all that html stuff;
with some extensions you can even let javac validate your html (dead links,
wrong syntax)...
-mw
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You can get a reference in the server to the RequestDispatcher from the
ServletContext and have it display a .jsp page instead (for the "GET side").
And the .jsp page can refer to the "POST side" of the servlet for processing
of the data.
I have found this approach in a book, and it seems very ele
Folks,
Does anyone know of the best JSP TAG library development environments available?
- sb
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Yes, it can be messy. I use an html API for my servlets. It keeps
the nasty business of writing all the html tags away from the servlets.
Mike,
Is this something you found? Or something you created? Not that it would be
hard to make.
Mike Wills
AS400 Programmer
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use ECS from apache...
visit http://java.apache.org/
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Yes, it can be messy. I use an html API for my servlets.
Yes, it can be messy. I use an html API for my servlets. It keeps the
nasty
business of writing all the html tags away from the servlets.
Mike
Michael Wills wrote:
> I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a servlet. Do you
> actually embedded all of the HTML in the program? T
Check out java.sun.com/jsp
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> I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a servlet. Do you
> actu
When you have a lot of html-code which is not changed within the servlet
you normally read the html-files with the i/o-classes from Java and send it
to
the OutputStream you created i nthe servlet.
greets
Thorsten
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servlet is HTML in Java code ..
Jsp is java code in HTML
The same result ..
So try JSP ..
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> I am wondering
I am wondering how you normally output the webpage from a servlet. Do you
actually embedded all of the HTML in the program? That seems a bit messy. Or
is there a better way?
Mike Wills
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> (*) is it possibile to have tomcat4 and iis run together?
Yes, that is possible. I have IIS 5.0 running on Win2000 Server (SP2) with
Tomcat 4.0.1 using isapi_redirect.dll and the AJP13 Connector.
The AJP13 Connector for Tomcat 4.0 is available at:
http://www.apache.org/~hgomez/ajp13-tc4.0/
I don't know if Tomcat 4 will run with IIS.
You can try the servlet engine ServletExec AS which will run with
IIS either on the same machine or on a different machine. It can
be found at www.newatlanta.com.
Paul
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hi there.
i have some questions and i hope you guys can help me:
(*) is it possibile to have tomcat4 and iis run together?
the docs i read seems to refer only to prior (3.x) tomcat version.
(*) is it possibile to have IIS and the servlets container on different
computers?
or, is there any servl
Try:
DecimalFormat df = new DecimalFormat("0");
System.out.println("Number: " + df.format(20));
Best regards,
Fabio Martins
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