Hi,
The symptom Rodrigo describes is usually associated with Netscape web
servers and IE4+ browsers and usually rears its head when new plug-ins and
CGIs are installed, because that's when you are testing and most likely to
notice the problem. It has to do with a bug in Netscape Enterprise
Your bean must be compiled, and then put them in the LIBPATH of your JSP
PROXY...
but be carefull, I'm using JRUN ( as JSP Proxy) and the LIBPATH is define in
JRUN configurations files... (If someone can tell us how to fix that...)
And I use Package to in my bean.
Can you tell us what JSP PROXY
Hi !
Is there a webdesign environment or application server that supports
visual creation of JSP pages ? I would like to see an HTML/JSP editor
that allows drag-and-drop for beans, servlets, making event-connections
and the like (like Visual Age for Java 2.0 has)
Also : many legacy code on the
I have a number of ASP scripts, which I plan to move to JSP. Are there
any documents/URLs which talk about how this can be done in the simplest
manner?
Regards
Nimish
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Actually the JSP syntax is
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scriplet code
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No comment on what the tradeoffs are - I'm just learning about XML myself.
Dan
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Hi !
The only tool i know about is Homesite 4.0.1 from Allaire but the support is
very basic. It is just a simple HTML development tool which has some syntax
highlighting support for JSP.
I would be interested too, if there are some tools with better support
available or even announced.
Hi !
I did not find a tutorial yet, but the FAQ is a good starting point for JSP:
http://www.esperanto.org.nz/jsp/jspfaq.html
Michael
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Greetings!
We are proud to announce the release of version 0.9.3a of
The WebApp Framework
http://www.webapp.de/
and version 0.8 of StoreBuilder - a development tool for
our persistence layer.
http://www.webapp.de/storebuilder.html
The framework provides a solid
Hi all,
I was recently looking at the Mercata site (www.mercata.com) and I noticed
that all the files are being served up with .jsp extension. While this is
no guarantee that the site is indeed using JSP, I'm guessing that it
probably is.
The site is an interesting one, worth checking out.
Which JSP configuration is worthy of heavy volume production on
Solaris? We currently use JWS with compiled pages (jhtml) and would
like to move to JSP right now.
Which servers/servlets work best for JSP?
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Mail.com is using JWS with compiled pages (jhtml), however, I want to
move to JSP over the next two weeks. In fact, I am seeking opinions
on the best Web Server and JSP servlet to use. Comments?
www.mail.com is also using JSP I think
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From: Darren Gibbons
JWS 2.0 for Solaris with JSP should be out in June.
cc
Joe Sternlicht wrote:
Which JSP configuration is worthy of heavy volume production on
Solaris? We currently use JWS with compiled pages (jhtml) and would
like to move to JSP right now.
Which servers/servlets work best for JSP?
JSP would benefit greatly from a really good IDE. What I would like to see is
for Borland to take thier JBuilder program and combine it with a really good
HTML authoring tool like homesite (design modes are not a big deal to me), to
get some sort of Visual Interdev equivilent for JSP.
Stick in a
Give JRun a try, it includes JSP support, it's being used by many companies
like Cisco, Netscape, AOL, Macromedia, and others.
Download it from http://jrun.com
-Paul
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Live Software is listening, though.
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Subject: Re: Visual JSP development
JSP would benefit greatly from a really good IDE. What I would like to see
is
for Borland to
Elemental Software will be releasing a visual authoring tool for JSP
soon. Our current product, Drumbeat 2000, helps users build
database-driven ASP sites in a visual environment. The new JSP product
will include all of the features available in our ASP product (except
COM). Drumbeat 2000/JSP
Jeff McHugh is no longer with PTC, please contact Bob Blau with any questions or
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Hi Michael,
This is exactly what I use CORBA and most of my beans for. Here's how I
do
it, which is my no means the best way:
On the serverside (ie, CORBA server) I have a factory object that makes
my classes for me. On the client side (web server) I have a bean which
exposes methods, and is
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hi paul -
with regards to item 1:
the default.cfg file is a means by which to configure service
options prior to startup. that other means is command line
(eg. startserver -help). the options are:
server.port
The first beta expires at the end of June. Granted there will be
another version, but do you have any reason to believe it will be the
production version?
At 4:52 PM -0400 5/18/99, Christopher Cobb wrote:
JWS 2.0 for Solaris with JSP should be out in June.
cc
Joe Sternlicht wrote:
Which JSP
IMHO, Borland is dead. But better them than Microsoft.
Apparently, Elemental Software is working on one, why not send them
your wish list. www.drumbeat.com
At 12:56 PM -0700 5/18/99, Jeff Pennal wrote:
JSP would benefit greatly from a really good IDE. What I would like to see is
for Borland to
IMHO, Borland is dead. But better them than Microsoft.
OK, this could turn into a pissing match, but Borland/Inprise is very
much not dead - doing rather well, infact. JBuilder3 is just out, or RTM
anyway, and I'm told that JB2 is the most used Java tool out there.
Visibroker (their ORB) is
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