There are several ways you can implement them. My favorite is using
worker threads and thread pools:
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jtp0730.html
None None wrote:
Hey am trying to implement a sample application that runs a loop until
I stop it! Does any one hve a sample
So far I have this... But I cant seem to get it to stop when I execute it...
Thanks
public class Executer
{
private static Executer daemon = null;
private boolean state = false;
public static void main(String[] args)
{
if(daemon == null)
{
Thanks for that, I've added a new test (based on yours) and fixed
existing ones. It turns out that GroupImpl was only validating options
that are present and skipping those that were missing. I've fixed
this in cvs but no binary is available yet.
ok thanks, I've updated my local checkout now
I'm using commons-fileupload-1.0.jar.
I'm trying to upload a file using enctype=multipart/form-data.
However, I'm also passing a hidden form input element with an ID stuck in it. This ID
is critical for the state of the servlet. Oddly, when I use the
enctype=multipart/form-data, my
Hi,
I am having a difficulty to load the following XML file by using the
commons Digester. Is there anyone that can help me on this...
XML FILE
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
metadata lang=en-US environment=Production revision=001
Sender
Namemy nameDC/Name
Regular form params show up in in the DiskFileUpload.
When you iterate through the values, you can test to see
if they are form fields with isFormField
Example:..
DiskFileUpload upload = new DiskFileUpload();
List files =
Are you using Struts, Adam?
Michael McGrady
Adam Pelletier wrote:
I'm using commons-fileupload-1.0.jar.
I'm trying to upload a file using enctype=multipart/form-data.
However, I'm also passing a hidden form input element with an ID stuck in it. This ID is critical for the state of the servlet.
No, this is just a plain servlet. Another guy wrote that regular form
params show up in in the DiskFileUpload.
When you iterate through the values, you can test to see
if they are form fields with isFormField
Example:..
DiskFileUpload upload = new
On 3 Oct 2004, at 22:51, Simon Kitching wrote:
On Mon, 2004-10-04 at 11:33, robert burrell donkin wrote:
I would recommend that you take a copy of the source of whatever rule
is
causing you problems and rename the class (including changing the
package declaration to something in your namespace),
What are you doing with commons upload? You should be able to get
whatever values are present as values of parameter keys in the form.
There is nothing about a multipart upload that precludes regular
parameters. For example, I parse the DiskFileUpload as follows:
DiskFileUpload dfu = new
Fixed it with a HttpServletRequestWrapper subclass that wraps up the request
and the DiskFileUpload and makes it all work together. Thanks.
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I know what you are saying about it breaking your architecture... i use a
servlet that calls scripts based on a parameter, I found that using the
multipart-encoding broke that. I later discovered that if I post the
multipart but have my parameter on the querystring it works fine.
Paul
No,
I'm using HttpClient to read a variable number of pages in sequence. I
have a time frame by which the page accesses (method execution and all the
input stream reads) have to be done. I tried calling
method.getParams().setSoTimeout(remainingTime)
but it only sets the timeout once, just
I cannot see how a servlet stepping through parameter values could break
an architecture. What do you mean by that? If the parameter is there,
then the servlet can read it. How that could affect architecture is not
clear to me. Can you guys explain what you mean?
Michael McGrady
Paul
I fixed my problem. My problem is that I had a Servlet that would serve up
any number of Pages. The way the navigation was wired was through
keys/values pairs in the parameter list (i.e. req.getParameter(ID)). So
the HttpServletRequest itself would get passed down to a couple of different
On Fri, 2004-10-08 at 07:11, Nalika Dissanayaka wrote:
Hi,
I am having a difficulty to load the following XML file by using the
commons Digester. Is there anyone that can help me on this...
XML FILE
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
metadata lang=en-US environment=Production
Hi Gustavo,
Not sure what you mean by setting the connection parameters. All
timeout params available on the connection are configurable via some
HttpClient param. Which timeout do you want to set?
Though it is possible to get access to the actual connection it is
highly discouraged.
It
My pleasure, Adam. I don't know who wrote the commons upload stuff, but
I think they did one hell of a job. You have to study it a bit,
however, because it is not entirely intuitive at first. I will tell you
this, however, it really provides a wonderful base for working with
multipart
If you need an XML-to-Java mapper that's more programmable than Digester,
or a Java-to-XML mapper designed on similar lines, check out Beck
http://beck.sourceforge.net/.
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