Hey all -
I've been using the mailer tag just fine with no problems. Today I decided
to send a larger HTML email and got the following error message:
#
# HotSpot Virtual Machine Error, Internal Error
# Please report this error at
# http://java.sun.com/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi
#
# Error ID: 47454E
I would recommend going with JSTL dependence. You'd be leading edge, but
it would be good learning and would save a port in 6 months.
Wrapping the ResultElement with a bean seems a good idea to me. In a long
term world, you'd find yourself improving the google taglib to handle
other search-engin
I actually thought about this, but theres a few things I wasn't sure about
(I'm still new to coding custom tags).
1) If I wanted to use EL, I would have to require the use of the taglibs
standard library with the google tag - and I wasn¹t sure if I wanted to
increase the requirements to run this
I meant jsp coding as a jsp is a servlet ..
when i looked at the code i think it is a bit complex for retreiving the result.
I think you should use EL it could simplify greatly coding (you can pass directly
through argument the request parameter ..) and this could also be useful for
retreiving r
> I just got to hear about the Google API , and I would like
> to know how to call the api from my jsp pages or servlets.
Make sure the google api jar file is in your /WEB-INF/lib directory first
and restart Tomcat. Then, in the page you want to use it, you call it with
something like this:
<%@
Either look at:
http://www.google.com/api/
or
grab the source to Tim's taglib and look at his code.
Hen
On Tue, 20 Aug 2002, ed banfa wrote:
>
> Hi all ,
>
> I just got to hear about the Google API , and I would like to know how
> to call the api from my jsp pages or servlets.
>
> I would be
Hi all ,
I just got to hear about the Google API , and I would like to know how to call the api
from my jsp pages or servlets.
I would be very gratefull for any help rendered.
Thanks
Edward
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The attribute values are set up to accept rtexprvalues, so you can use any
sort of variable that works at runtime.
I'm not sure what you mean by needing a servlet to get it to work. The
example that comes with the tag doesn¹t require a servlet.
-tim
> great,
> i thought the tag looked someth
Hello,
I am using the latest version of the io taglib in my JSP page. I am
sending a SOAP message to a servlet that is using the latest JAXM API.
My JSP has the following:
http://localhost/pko/servlet/soapreceiver"; SOAPAction="">
http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";
Hi, Shawn.
There are some thing to confirm and report about "GetStarted.html" document in
Standard Taglib 1.0 distribution.
1. the description of "JDBC 2.0 Optional Package" in "Getting started quickly" section.
I think that "JDBC 2.0 Optional Package" ( = jdbc2_0-stdext.jar ) included in J2SE
great,
i thought the tag looked something like
query,
options,
...
i thought i don't need servlet to make it work, is there a way to make it without
request.getParameters ... (i looked at index.jsp and result.jsp) .
Tim Kettering wrote:
> Taglib Users,
>
> I'm about to submit a new proposal f
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