JSTL XML x:transform and x:out work, but not together (was: x:transform and x:out fetch no data)

2002-09-26 Thread John Hicks
at I'm just too blind or ignorant to see the obvious. If so, I apologize in advance and thank you for your patience and tolerance:) --John Hicks On Wednesday 25 September 2002 10:42 am, Shawn wrote: > On Wed, 25 Sep 2002, John Hicks wrote: > > Any ideas on why x:transform and x:out aren&

JSTL XML x:transform and x:out fetch no data

2002-09-25 Thread John Hicks
nd x:out aren't working in my case? TIA, --John Hicks -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Currency conversion link is in place

2002-07-18 Thread John Hicks
Karen and Jane-- I have completed the change to the javascript for currency conversion so the link reads "Link to currency conversion." in smaller type, as we discussed. I also (hope I) fixed the problem where you couldn't see the conversion on the hp site from the Macs. Check it out and let

Simple JSTL SQL update fails, but only when parameters come from Netscape 4.x browser

2002-07-12 Thread John Hicks
anks in advance, --John Hicks Appendix: Excerpts from stack trace: javax.servlet.ServletException: UPDATE programs SET org = ?, name= ?, resp= ?,

Re: JSTL SQL updates: escaping quotes, default values, form validation, and efficiency

2002-06-21 Thread John Hicks
value' should cause the > corresponding column to be set to SQL NULL. In my case, the response parameter is not defined at all. (Apparently this is an attribute of checkboxes in HTML forms.) Should an undefined attribute produce the same results as a defined attribute with a null val

JSTL SQL updates: escaping quotes, default values, form validation, and efficiency

2002-06-21 Thread John Hicks
Big problem: An update that took one second has gone to 55 seconds by adding param tags and validation of 16 fields. Am I doing something terribly wrong with my validation? My configuration: RedHat 7.2 J2SDK1.4.0 Jakarta-Tomcat-4.0.3 JSTL 1.0 Release Candiate 1 PostgreSQL-7.1.3 Any he

Re: dbtags - simple SQL connection

2002-06-21 Thread John Hicks
Xavier-- You might try doing the same task using the Java Standard Tag Library (JSTL) instead of the Dbtags library. JSTL has a subset of tags for SQL operations (using the same SQL prefix) that seem a little more user friendly than dbtags. You'll find it at http://jakarta.apache.org/taglibs