Hello All,
I am trying to get data from an applet back into the JSP page that
called it. My application involves a page with form elements where
applets are called to allow the user to choose the value to populate the
given form element. I can't find an elegant way to get data back from
the
Bill White wrote:
What is the logic behind the WEB-INF directories? Why not just dump
everything in a single folder and let the server sort it out?
The basic requirements for this are driven by the Servlet Specification, version
2.2, which you can download from JavaSoft's web site. The
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Hello all
In ASP it is possible to use
virtual paging. when we have a
large number of records to diplay,
we can group them by 20
or 25 and show only that many
records at a time.
How is t possible in JSP? Even if
we write it as a bean, how will
the logic be? because in with
JDK1.1.x
That's true, but wouldn't that only speed things up if the same contents
are requested again? It was my understanding that if the .asp page is
requested again but with different parameters, it must be re-interpreted
again to adjust its output. Here's a quote from the article "Java Server
Pages
Q. Are there any general, or better still specific, pieces of advice re. use
of session scope beans in regard to security. Obviously, a session scope
bean will cause an amount of data to persist on a Webserver for the life of
a user's session.
This means (in my naive understanding) that if the
Hi,
Can a form be posted without using the "submit" button ? For eg.
using a link thru an image.
My requirement is:
An html page with a gif which when clicked links to a servlet. The html
contains fields which i need to pass on to the servlet. how do i use
"req.getParameter()" in the
Hi All,
Can any body clarify when to use
@include page...
jsp:include..
jsp:forward. and their specific use in different contexts.Any example will
be helpful.
tia
vas
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As opposed to Jason I generally feel safer drawing conclusions based on the
assumption that Microsoft is in fact "quite that dumb" until proven
otherwise.
So my money would say that ASP is _not_ compiled to an executable state and
cached in memory.
Evidence? Read some documentation on how to
There are some useful information for JSP including how to send information
between JSP and Applet at
http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/faqpage.jsp?name=JSP
You may also interested in the information about servlet too and the URL is
http://www.jguru.com/jguru/faq/faqpage.jsp?name=Servlets
Best
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MS Web Stress Test Tool is pretty good for getting some
figures on performance. Best of all it's free.
http://homer.rte.microsoft.com
On Thu, 10 Feb 2000, Jeff Krueger wrote:
All,
I am looking to find out at what point
Jason Hunter posted a list of tools on his web site (where he is conducting
the JSP vs Webmacro debate). He recommends using Allaire's free utility
ServletKiller. Find out more about it at:
http://www.servlets.com/resources/urls/tools.html
HTH
Ed Penak
-Original Message-
From: Jeff
why not have teh submit button itself as an image...or
You could have javascript create the dynamic link and send the parameters as
a GET request...
like this:
function sendPage() {
process the form elements
create the link dynamically..based on the form elements above
Hi All!
We are having trouble using Jrun and IIS
accessing MSQL 7.0. We are using a
JDBC-ODBC bridge and when we have multiple hits
on the jsp / servlets and beans we
get a javaw.exe crash and down goes our site does anyone
have any ideas as to why this is happening?
With only one
Check out INPUT TYPE="IMAGE" SRC="/myimageurl/myimage.gif"
NAME="myImageName" as one of the options for a form INPUT element
(replacing the usual INPUT TYPE="SUBMIT"... element).
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Sent: Sunday, February
yes, you can create form with hidden fields
and use form.submit(); in JavaScript
a href="javascript:your_func();".../a
script language="JavaScript"
function your_func()
{
...
document.forms.your_form.submit();
}
/script
-
Hi,
Can a form be posted
Kelvin,
Shutdown and start you server and.. magic.. your deleted servlet is gone
!!
Le 13:30 11/02/2000 +0800, Kelvin Tee Teck Keong a écrit:
I create a servlet
called MyFirst.java as stated in the example and placed the bytecode in
the server root/servlets directory. I managed to call the
Biju Nambisan wrote:
Greetings list,
I have written a JSP page which has some HTML code(Two Text Boxes and A
submit button) ..After this I have a jsp:forward
page="/servlet/myservlet" /
My requirement is
First it should display the text boxes and Submit button which when
submitted with
Dear All,
Does anyone know any good freeware jsp editor
available? please tell me.
Thanks
Chad
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I have a .jsp containing a form which will allow user to select items from
one list, and depending on what's selected, I need to populate another list
with it's possible values (i.e. user selects "state" from first list, a
second list of values with state names is displayed). There are several
I
believe this is probably due to the fact that once a class is loaded by the
class loader, it remains in memory. Whether or not you delete the actual
class, you probably won't see a difference
until
you restart your server.
-AMT
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On Thu, Feb 10, 2000 at 06:25:08PM -0700, Jeff Krueger wrote:
I am looking to find out at what point will my system die. I am
using Web Logic and Oracle on a sun 450. Does anyone know of a product, or
a way, to simulate say 200 users hitting a jsp page at once and what will
happen?
U can use jndi (http://java.sun.com./products/jndi) to connect to connect to an
ldap server (or dns, or files of nis)
It works with jsp and servlets.
Kind regards,
Ronald
Sanjay Mistry wrote:
hi guys,
microsoft came up with Site Server which supports Personalization
and
Greet the sun all,
I am trying to use a custom tag to present a home page image as part of the
HTML. The following is the HTML code:
IMG SRC="./v2.0-img/images/rb_image:get_home_image/"/IMG
whereby rb_image is prefix and get_home_image is the tag. However, the
parser is having problems with
murali vivekanandan wrote:
Great inputs by Mr. McClanahan and other in this thread.
In our application we have one servlet for each form and in addition to the
action class with validated parameters, it validates the session. For ex. to
access his account, the user should have logged in
I have seen a good example for a free form like interface form calling a
bean
which has a set , get methods . but if I have a table in the html which has
set of rows, then how wud I define the get and set methods for each row
in the html table
Rgds
shan
hi list
I have a couple of doubts wrt cookies. I use tomcat and win/nt
1.
I am trying to use multiple cookies for my project.
However i am finding that the cookie that i am setting last is the only one
getting sent.
Any particular reason why this is happenning. any solution
eg. code
Ravi,
Here is an example. Hope this helps.
-AMT
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%-- PageName: ErrorJSP.jsp
^^
This page generates a JSP error. Note that the errorPage parameter to the
page
Biju,
You have to keep in mind that a JSP is a Servlet, and, like all servlets, is
run entirely on the server. Only after all processing is complete is any
data returned to a user's browser.
Currently, here's what probably happening to your page
The JSP is writing to the output buffer the
This might be a newbie question since I haven't worked much with
eventlisteners, so bare with me... :)
My problem is that I can't get HttpSessionBindingListener to work. All I
have written in my servlet is;
public class SomeServlet implements HttpSessionBindingListener {
[some servlet
Terrance Davis wrote:
What happens in the class/bean "userBean" when jsp:setProperty name="userBean"
property="user" param="username" / is invoked?
What method is being invoked in the class/bean? What methods/properties should
exist in order for this to work?
Roughly,
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