Hi,
I am trying to dynamically include a servlet in a jsp page but i receive
a Internal Servlet Error:
1 - the page.jsp
...
jsp:request include="/servlet/myservlet" /
2 - the servlet :
public class myservlet extends HttpServlet
{
public void doGet(HttpServletRequest req,
I am not sure about the complete functionality of Visual InterDev, but a
strong HTML editor with the ability to integrate JSP directly in the pages
is a tool we need.
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Second try
"R.Balan" wrote:
Hi all,
I know this may be specific to Jrun's implementation of JSP, but
there may be a large community of Jrun users here.
Setup:Apache136/JrunPro23 on solaris.
Problem: The servlet does not get rendered. No error
messages in any logs.
Blank screen in the
Does anyone know where I can find books,
tutorials, or any kind of information which explain some examples about the use
of JSP related with a database, how to make the connection with the database,
and get data from it.
Thanks
I have been using DreamWeaver as a strong HTML Editor and its seems to be doing
a good job. I use dream weaver's GUI functionality to do tedious things like
create tables, frames, forms, etc.. and when I am ready to write jsp I go into
their editor. DreamWeaver can be setup to be the default
Hi,
I've installed the last apache version, the jsdk2.0 and the apache-jsp
module on win98 (sorry ;-)
i've done the configuration using manuals on the web
It seemes to work, when i go to
http://127.0.0.1:199/jserv/satatus/
(I choose 199 as apache port instead of 80)
the apache server status
I was wondering how I can do the binding to the RMI service from JSP...It has to be
part of JSP initialization, since i need to get binded once to the RMI server..any
code snippet would be real helpful
Thanks
Mahesh Dalvi
Is it possible to extend the JspInit() method in the JSP page
Thanks
Mahesh
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Hi,
Yes, you can override jspInit() in a JSP.
:) Mun Wai
On Wed, 9 Jun 1999, Dalvi, Mahesh wrote:
Is it possible to extend the JspInit() method in the JSP page
Thanks
Mahesh
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PrintWriter out = new PrintWriter(resp.getOutputStream());
out.println("my informations");
Any ideas? thanks in advance.
Maybe replace "out" with another name.
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hi,
I've installed apache 1.3.6 on win98 and jserv (so also jsdk2.0).
most of this is working but
when i go to the page
http://127.0.0.1:80/status/jserv/
, the page is ok
with in this:
Configured hostsMapped servlet
engines
thibaut.darea.fr
(current)
if i click on thibaut.darea.fr, a new page
Hey all,
I am getting this weird error using jsp1.0.
To get rid of it, I have to restart the server. Probably
the server locks the file and then is trying to rename it.
Did anyone have this problem before?
Is there a workaround?
Thanks
- Kostik
com.sun.jsp.JspException: Unable to rename class
SoftTeam Blas Catherine wrote:I would also also bed very interested in
something like this. I know that the jdbc is supposed to be database
independent but the whole thing is shrouded in mystery. Special, instead
or generic sample (i.e. how to connect to something like MS Access (God
Forbid))
You can subscribe to the Developer connection for free
http://developer.java.sun.com/
and go to "Online Trainning"
for the JDBC Short Course
SoftTeam Blas Catherine wrote:
You're
quite nice but my question was WHERE I can find this kind of information
and HOW to access databases using JSP.
Your first sentence says itall.Why don't you
try jrun specific lists. (duh)
-tg
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Subject: Re: dynamic taglets
feature.
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"R.Balan" wrote:
Hi
Wow, JSP is looking good. Will it be an ASP
killer?
Anyone know if there is a Linux implementation?
Eric Badger
http://www.dfwecommerce.com
Hi,
I am relatively new to JSP and Servlet, so forgive me if this is a trivial
question.
I dogged thru the servelt API and did not find anything in "req" object
where I can figure out the URL of the req.
I need to be able to (in the servelet) figure out the origin URL of a
request, so after I
Checkout freshmeat.net I believe that solution under linux looks in two
possibilities:
Apache + Jserv + JSP implementation (GNUJSP or ZJSP - both found through
freshmeat.net)
java based server (JWS, Jetty)
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"Beheshti, Reza" wrote:
Hi,
I am relatively new to JSP and Servlet, so forgive me if this is a trivial
question.
I dogged thru the servelt API and did not find anything in "req" object
where I can figure out the URL of the req.
I need to be able to (in the servelet) figure out the origin
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hi zart -
attached is a bit of info briefly describing the default.cfg fields.
check out the etc/SimpleStartup.java file for an idea as to an
embedded server. i believe you'll want to checkout the
javax.servlet.Servlet.init() method (eg. a
There is also a 0.92 Linux implementation at www.ezwebtools.com that is
pretty good. Hopefully, EZWebTools will soon be updating there
implementation to the 1.0 API. I defintely think they have one of the best
0.92 API implementations.
Glen Hawkins
I posted to this list before talking about how enthusiastic I am about JSP
technology and how we developed our entire Website using JSP and
JavaBeans.
Well now we're putting our mouth where our money is.
We've opened a section of our JavaBeans marketplace exclusively to resell
JSP JavaBeans.
regarding default.cfg, what change are you referring to? the changes that
led up to the default.cfg format of today or of upcoming configuration
changes (xml format)?
a simple response could be priorities/timing/resources. i'm actually the
fellow who jumped in on the config issues and feel
I was wondering if it is possible to use jsp from within an applet to
perform server side functions (such as retrieving log files to display
to the user). Or should I just be making a socket connection back to the
server and wait for a response on the client side.
If jsp can be used are there
The GNUJSP implemantation can be installed in several Web servers:
look at this:
http://gnujsp.isquare.com.hk/
"Jenkins, Ed" wrote:
You were close. Here it is.
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/industry.html
Ed
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Taylor Gautier wrote:
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Sent: Wednesday, June 09, 1999 12:45 PM
Subject: Re: How do you send them back to where they came from?
"Beheshti, Reza" wrote:
Hi,
I am relatively new to JSP and
I could not find info on how to install JSP for MS IIS on NT Server? Anyone
has any experiences. Thanks.
Alice
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Get JRun (www.livesoftware.com) or ServletExec (www.servletexec.com???
see
the FAQ: www.esperanto.org.nz), and either use their own ones, or
plug in GNUJSP or another freeware one.
N
Alice K wrote:
I could not find info on how to install JSP for MS IIS on NT Server? Anyone
has any
Can someone help with this (i'm sure its a simple fix).
I've done fresh jdk 1.2.1 installs on two machines and still get this when I
run the JSP files in the example for the reverence JSP environment on suns
page.
Unhandled error! You might want to consider having an error page to report
such
How are people handling session timeout/invalidations in their servlets?
For example, my JSP includes several beans including a bean that helps the
page maintain state, such as when updating a user's profile. The user's
profile is stored in a bean by a servlet, and the JSP uses that bean to
Dear Members,
We tried the following:
1. We Coded Servlets using IBM Connection
Manager(com.ibm.servlet.connmgr.IBMConnMgr) and DB2 as Database
using JdbcDb2 Connection Pool(which comes along WebSphere), it could
fetch data from the remote Database which is in our OS/390 Mainframe
Machine with
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