How do you do.
I am a Japanese. Name is Ume.
I am sorry that I am not good at English.
This mail post first time at English.
I met the following exception using commons-FileUpload.
(I found same Problem ,
http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg03431.html)
I found the solution method.
Your English is *much* better than my Japanese. ;-)
Please refer to the FileUpload usage documentation, here:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/fileupload/using.html
As you will see, you should be using the DiskFileUpload class, instead of
the FileUpload class, if you want the default
I have a movie bean that has a property:
public Movie {
List getGenres();
}
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Sorry for the previous misfire!
I have a Movie bean that has a property:
public Movie {
...
List getGenres();
...
}
if I have an ArrayList of Movies and I execute an
XPath:
xPathContext.getValue(/.);
I get back the ArrayList of movies as expected.
However, if I add a
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Maybe use iterate() and create the List manually?
Erik Earle wrote:
Sorry for the previous misfire!
I have a Movie bean that has a property:
public Movie {
...
List getGenres();
...
}
if I have an ArrayList of Movies and I execute
Hello.
I'm new to the list, so please be patient with me. :-)
I looked deeply on the net about a little problem I've trying to change my
servlets from normal sql connections (mysql thru jdbc driver), to the
pooled version using DBCP in a tomcat powered web server.
when doing a normal
Hi,
Im using jxpath with jdom and im wondering if it is possible
to insert an element between two other elements. I thought
context.setValue(document/paragraph[3],new Element(paragraph)); for
examlple
would do it but this replaces the existing paragraph[3] with the new one..
I need to
On Sat, 2003-11-22 at 06:26, Marwan Aziz wrote:
I also have the following rules defined:
digester.addFactoryCreate(a/b, );
digester.addSetProperties(a/b);
digester.addSetNExt(a/b, );
digester.addObjectCreate(a/b/c, );
digester.addSetProperties(a/b/c);
On Fri, 2003-11-21 at 18:50, Daniel Joshua wrote:
Could you give an example/link on how to do this.
I could not find anything related on Google :(
The package is:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/beanutils.html
See class ConvertUtils in the javadoc.
Regards,
Simon
