Hi,
I need to create a series of forms in an application I'm toying with and I'm
balking at the idea of coding beans to handle information transfer from one
page to another. In JSP it's trivial using Request.querystring = blah.
It appears that this library may be my savior. After reading the
d
General comentary on the docs concerning dbtags
If you follow the online example to the letter with Tomcat 4 and jdk 1.4
it won't work.
You must do as explained in the third method in the Wrox book on J2EE.
As soon as I can figure how to get the escapeSQL tag working in my
Macromedia Ultradev g
The developer for the scrape taglib asked me to forward his
response to the list.
Regards
Garrel Renick
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Subject: scrape taglib
Still not having any luck with
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Andrea Grittini wrote:
> I beg you pardon, (I promise this is my last question) but,
N! More questions :) I enjoy reading the answers.
> What is the method to know the size of a recordset??
> I tried with myrec.getRowsCount and this is the exception trace.
> Then I t
The property is now called "rowCount":
${result.rowCount}
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Shawn Bayern
Author, "JSP Standard Tag Library" http://www.jstlbook.com
(coming this summer from Manning Publications)
On Fri, 12 Apr 2002, Andrea Grittini wrote:
> I beg you pardon, (I promise this is my last question) but,
> Wha
I beg you pardon, (I promise this is my last question) but,
What is the method to know the size of a recordset??
I tried with myrec.getRowsCount and this is the exception trace.
Then I tried with: size, getRowCount, getSize with or without the name of the
recordset, and I got the same result.
C
I'm retrieving unicode data (ntext, nvarchar) from DB using JSTL and the microsoft
JDBC driver for SQL2000.
Special chars like EUR (euro) symbol or \r\n with and are lost or
substituted with ?.
The char coding ISO-8859-9 is not enough since the db field are already translated to
normal chars.
