as:
RadTicketsFileDownloadForEmailAttachmentBean.getTempFilePath()
How else do I make this statement in a non-static way?
Ferindo
On Sep 3, 2010, at 7:13 AM, Pid p...@pidster.com wrote:
On 03/09/2010 04:49, Ferindo Middleton wrote:
I've written a javabean that connects to a database, downloads a file,
and one of the getter methods returns
I've written a javabean that connects to a database, downloads a file,
and one of the getter methods returns the complete file path to the
file.
The problem I have is: when the JSP runs and gets to the part where it
gets the file path to pass to the taglib, I get an error message that
is typical
I've installed the Java Software (jre1.6.0_03) and Tomcat 5.5 on my Windows
XP computer. When I try to start the service I get an error message that
Windows was unable to start the service. Looking at the log file (located at
C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
I'm not a Java developer but I do develop JSPs for web apps. I can
install and implement Tomcat Container managed security. Is there a
way to configure Tomcat's built-in container managed security for
requiring rules for passwords and implementing password expiration for
non-programmers.
I'm
I have an tomcat application page that stores data from a form to a mysql
datasource running on the server. Many of the form fields are simple text
fields where the user can leave the field blank when filling out the form.
The parameter values from the form are passed to the preceding jsp page
I'm trying to extend my basic JDBC Realm form authentication within my web
app to, in addition to checking for userid and password, also check to make
users' passwords aren't too old and force them to update their passwords.
How do I extend the org.apache.catalina.AuthenticatorBass class? I
Is there a way to force users to renew their password or enforce password
rules using the native j_security_check authentication mechanisms of tomcat?
Ferindo
