Re: ADO vs ResultSets

I tested the JDBC CachedRowSet http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/earlyAccess/crs/index.html "JDBCTM CachedRowSet is an implementation of the Rowset interface. The Rowset interface is part of the JDBC 2.0 Standard Extension API. CachedRowSet provides a disconnected, serializable,

Sun Apache - great news

Hello all, I'm not the one who should "announce" this, but since nobody on the list has even mentioned it, I think, I'll direct your attention to it. Sun has announced at JavaOne, that they will be giving the source code of their JSP and Servlet engines for the benefit of the Apache development

off topic (java cert)

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JSWDK1.0-ea bugs?

Hi, I started playing with JSP about two weeks ago and I was using GNUJSP which implements version 0.92 of the spec. A couple of days ago I downloaded JSWDK1.0-ea and tried to upgrade to version 1.0 of the spec but I've been having one headache after another since then. I found that JSP don't

upgrading = awt problems

Hi, Irecently upgraded my java-version from jdk1.1 to jdk1.2. The reason I did this was because I wanted a newer version of the javadoc-function. The problem I now have is that a class that uses awt doesn't work anymore. It complains about some fonts not defined and so on and so forth. This is

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update on upgrade = wta problem

Hi, it's ne again. I'v been trying to get my awt-class to function properly since the last mail I posted. I still get the same errors though I have ripped the class to pieces. HELP This is how my class looks like now: import java.awt.*; import java.lang.*; import java.util.*; import java.io.*;

Re: no spaces - bug in JRun?

Thanks to all who replied to me in private and on the list. Looks like JRun's parser has a problem. When you space out expressions like this in JSP page: %= r.getElement(4) % %= r.getElement(0) % the JSP engine (JRun) produces the following code: ... out.print("\r\n\r\ntd bgcolor=FFfont

Automatically updating members in beans

From what I understand fields on my form are supposed to be loaded into my bean automatically when my bean is instantiated, if they have the same names. I realize that I can use 'setProperty' to load them explicitly. My test code loaded the values into the bean automatically just once. I can't

Problems with server.jar/com.sun.web.shell.Startup/TomCat beans - help

Hi, Firstly I have found that although the [bundled with jsp] development jsp www server engine (in subject) has the "server.inet=" directive in the default.cfg (properties?) file it does not just bind to that one address under win32 (NT) - it seems to take over all available IP address in the

Problem parsing in JSP - Lexical error

Hi, A javascript function in my jsp file causes a parse error (lexical error). Here is a snippet of the function : if (a b) { ... } The culprit is the "" character. How should I deal with this so that the jsp can be parsed properly? I am using JRUN as the engine. Thanks for any info.