Re: JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Zachary Hartley
Martin Cooper wrote: What, exactly, do you mean by "pure JSP"? If you mean that you'll have I didn't want to use any servlets or beans, just jsp pages. By the way, thanks to everyone for their feedback, it looks like I'll be giving Dreamweaver a go, as my school apparently has some sort of licens

Re: JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Martin Cooper
On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Zachary Hartley wrote: > Hello, > > I've just started a web project that aims to be pure JSP. Unfortunately, > I'm very new to all of this and have not found a satisfactory > environment in which to develop JSP pages. Normally, I use Eclipse for > my day to day Java programmin

Re: JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Henri Yandell
Heh, is JBuilder that stunning for JSP? In the non-'enterprise' edition? Above and beyond the other Java IDEs I mean. I usually use either Vim or Eclipse and for JSP I've played at using Dreamweaver. It seems to have a lot of the right things, but the previous version just didn't seem to feel nat

Re: JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Tony Grant
Le jeu 25/03/2004 à 07:19, Zachary Hartley a écrit : > I've just started a web project that aims to be pure JSP. Unfortunately, > I'm very new to all of this and have not found a satisfactory > environment in which to develop JSP pages. Normally, I use Eclipse for > my day to day Java programmi

Re: JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Ananth R
Hello, You can use JBuilder. Ananth On Thu, 25 Mar 2004, Zachary Hartley wrote: > Hello, > > I've just started a web project that aims to be pure JSP. Unfortunately, > I'm very new to all of this and have not found a satisfactory > environment in which to develop JSP pages. Normally, I use E

JSP development environments

2004-03-24 Thread Zachary Hartley
Hello, I've just started a web project that aims to be pure JSP. Unfortunately, I'm very new to all of this and have not found a satisfactory environment in which to develop JSP pages. Normally, I use Eclipse for my day to day Java programming, but I've found the various plugins for Eclipse to

Re: special characters

2004-03-24 Thread Kris Schneider
Try: Quoting Jason Slade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I'm trying to take the value of a variable and create a javascript array > with it. The problem is is that somewhere along the line any double or > single quotes within the variable are being rendered as HTML special > characters (i.e. " appea

special characters

2004-03-24 Thread Jason Slade
I'm trying to take the value of a variable and create a javascript array with it. The problem is is that somewhere along the line any double or single quotes within the variable are being rendered as HTML special characters (i.e. " appearing as ") which obviously screws up building an array.

RE: Further processing results of

2004-03-24 Thread Wolfgang Schreiber
Martin, thanks a lot for the great code - you're right, mixing logic and presentation isn't the ideal way. Wolfgang >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004-03-24 08:34:07 >>> Hey Wolfgang, How do you represent an IP address as a long? Do you make 192.168.0.12 19216812? In that case, if you don't mind t

Re: Further processing results of

2004-03-24 Thread Wolfgang Schreiber
I was afraid to hear this and thought about this workaround, too - guess I need to go for that. Thanks once more! Wolfgang >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004-03-24 00:19:43 >>> There isn't a great way to do this except to do then previous approach, e.g., <% Object foobar = pageContext.findAttribute