You should use JSDK 2.1 instead of JSDK 2.0
Look into API docs for these methods
n> hi everyone,
n> I have written a servlet program,which creates a resultset,
n> and fwd to a jsp page which shall display the records.
n> The problem is that iam not able to compile the java program.
n> The source and error message is below ..
n> is there some other jar files that have to be included in class path...
n> any help would be greatly appreciated.
n> iam using jdk1.2.
n> rds,
n> naveen
n> *********************
n> import java.io.*;
n> import java.util.*;
n> import java.sql.*;
n> import javax.servlet.*;
n> import javax.servlet.http.*;
n> public class Resultsets extends HttpServlet {
n> Connection PubCon;
n> ResultSet PubRset=null;
n> Statement Pubstmt;
n> public String PubSql="";
n> public String redata;
n> ResultSetMetaData PubRsetMdata;
n> public String strhtml;
n> public String surveyName;
n> public void doPost (HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res)
n> throws ServletException, IOException
n> {
n> try
n> {
n> DbConnect();
n> }
n> catch(Exception Exc)
n> {
n> strhtml += "Not able to connect to DB";
n> }
n> req.setAttribute("rs",PubRset);
n> RequestDispatcher rd =
n> getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/myapp/results.jsp");
n> rd.forward(req,res);
n> }
n> public void DbConnect()
n> {
n> try{
n> Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
n> Connection c = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:odbc:naveen","dba","sql");
n> Statement st=c.createStatement();
n> PubRset=st.executeQuery("Select Name,ID,Place,Dgn from employee");
n> }
n> catch(Exception ex)
n> {
n> strhtml="wrong sql execution";
n> }
n> }
n> }
n> ***********************
n> Error:
n> C:\JSDK2.0\examples\Resultsets.java:32: Method
n> setAttribute(java.lang.String, java.sql.ResultSet) not found in interface
n> javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.
n> req.setAttribute("rs",PubRset);
n> C:\JSDK2.0\examples\Resultsets.java:33: Method
n> getRequestDispatcher(java.lang.String) not found in interface
n> javax.servlet.ServletContext.
n> RequestDispatcher rd =
n> getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/myapp/results.jsp");
n> ^
Best regards,
Artyom
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