Hi All,
It's me again. My taglib doesn't seem to be writing out to the JSP Page.
Code follows.
Please kindly advice.
Thank you.
Dinesh, S.
package com.jcs.db.dbase;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.IOExcepti
Hi All,
The problem is solved. Silly me, apparently I did not have the servlet.jar
in my classpath.
Thank you for all the advice and assistance.
Dinesh, S.
-Original Message-
From: Dinesh, S. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 9:02 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
S
Hi everyone -
I'm pleased to announce Early Access Release 2 of the JSP Standard Tag
Library, now called JSTL (which replaces the old acronym, JSPTL). While
it is important to realize that Early Access releases are not final and
are always subject to change, JSTL EA2 moves us ever closer to a ri
This doesn't really answer your question, but can't you configure your
connection pool to repossess a connection if it hasn't been returned after a
certain amount of time? Certainly the majority of the connections are
getting returned so we're dealing with some exception situation.
-Stevers
P.S
It sounds like you don't need to use the escapeSQL tag for the following 2
reasons:
1. Check your database as I bet you are getting double quotes in the records
2. The escapeSQL tag is probably only needed for standard (non-prepared)
statements
The standard statement would read something like
Hi folks,
I post this once again, as we are still in serious trouble with our
application that relies on the dbtags. We have the following code, that
appeared to be working until we found out, that the code drains our
connection pool:
Hi,
I've been using DBtags for a few months and it wasn't until today that I noticed this
error (if it is indeed an error).
If I'm not mistaken, the escapeSQL tag and the PreparedStatement tag escape a single
quote by adding an additional single quote in front of it. The problem is that, when I
