You can always look at www.orionserver.com for a fastperforming
applicationserver which outperforms both IIS and Apache. It also support the
total J2EE specification (including JSP, EJB etc).
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hi all,
can anyone please direct me to some useful resources on the web concerning how
to output XML through a JSP? basically what i want to study is that can XML be
'thrown' by a jsp just like HTML? and if so, how??
thanking all of you in advance,
bilal.
Dear All,
I am extrenmely interested in JSP and Web Applications.
Can Anybody suggest me in details(config files), how to configure a
Apache WEBSERVER (on Windows as well as UNIX) in general and also how to
further configure it for supporting JSP , beans and Servlets.
Hola, Antonio.
La verdad es que hoy no tengo muchas ganas de escribir en inglés, así
que contesto a tu correo en la lengua del cid.
Yo utilizo las connection poolsb que ofrece el servidor web caucho
resin, a través de la clase DBPool, y funciona perfectamente. Si ya
tienes otro servidor web y
Does anyone have an example of a webcrawler in jsp (or java) that can either
search my own internal repository or on the internet?
I don't know where to start with this one!
Thanks,
Josh
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Hi,
I wonder if someone has a good solution to this.
I have a jsp page that includes rows of input, select and so on (form stuff), each row
is a container for components that belong to each other. And what a want is that
dynamically insert a new row of the component, clone it, if clicks on
Hi,
I wonder if someone has a good solution to this.
I have a jsp page that includes rows of input, select and so on (form stuff), each row
is a container for components that belong to each other. And what a want is that
dynamically insert a new row of the component, clone it, if clicks on
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Hi all.
Wot da hell iz *aktually* jdk1.2? Sun says it's the best thing all
over the earth, but neither Netscape Communicata 4.6 (near the
latest) nor Internet Explora 5.0 support it. And Sun's HotJava 3.0
too (that's really hot!). They all are still in JDK 1.1.x.
Can I download a patch for
hi there,
is it possible to send multiple responses (html-pages) back to the
client by
referencing to the same response object???
here is the deal: a client is requesting a page from the server which
launchs another process. the process is running in another thread
and will
probably take a
From: "Kathy Wargo" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
we are developing a java application using servlet but after a few runs
the application slows down. We noticed that this happens once the JVM's heap
size reaches 16M. I would assume the garbage collection would be invoked and
clear up the heap but this does
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links that might be relevant if you don't have the time/funding to do all of
the work with the Java-PDF libraries.
HTML Doc -- Mozzilla Public License (free)
Can be used on a webserver through command-line interface
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Hello. I am having trouble getting a servlet include to work as desired. My
doGet method includes:
---
RequestDispatcher rd;
rd = getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/servlet/CalculateDetailsTab");
rd.include(req, res);
// FORWARD THE RESULTS TO THE JSP
if
Hello all,
Could anyone recommend what html editor is the most sutiable to use for the
writing of JSP pages.
thanks in advance,
claire
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Hello Joshua,
For an idea of an algorithm, you might take a look at
http://www.acm.org/crossroads/xrds5-4/webhunting.html
Regards,
Lynellen Perry
Joshua Rudin wrote:
Does anyone have an example of a webcrawler in jsp (or java) that can either
search my own internal repository or on the
German,
JDK 1.3 is out and can be found at
http://www.javasoft.com/features/2000/05/j2se1.3.story.html
http://www.javasoft.com/features/2000/05/j2se1.3.story.html
In order to use 1.2 features in your web pages with applets, you need to
specifiy the Java plug in.
Look for directions here:
HomeSite 4.5 is great.
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Subject: HTML editor
Hello all,
Could anyone recommend what html editor is the most sutiable to use for the
writing of JSP pages.
thanks in
http://www.textpad.com/
%=Joseph Longo%
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Hello all,
Could anyone recommend what html editor is the most sutiable to use for the
writing of
Homesite sucks.
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Subject: Re: HTML editor
HomeSite 4.5 is great.
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From: Claire Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Hi ALL!
I'm trying to create Tag extensions, I have Created
my Java class with has implemented TAG interface I
have also created my .TLD file too. Please Can anyone
giude me How to create the JAR file How to Use my
tags .
Thanks,
Kumar
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I use JPadPro and IMO it's real good.
Geert Darling' Van Damme
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Which editors allow you to preview your HTML and beans though?
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HomeSite 4.5 is great.
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The archives of this list are available at:
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Venkat Muthusamy [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05/15 5:31 PM
Hi,
Is there any archives of all the mails coming thru
this group.i would like to refer backome mals,which I
deleted.
please le me
It might be that the classpath does not contain the SimpleBean.class in its path.
Pedro
Savitha Nayak wrote:
Hi
I am trying the bean example and it is not working.
1. The SimpleBean.java is compiles to get the
SimpleBean.class
Then there is the jsp which uses it. I get the error
hi Greet ,
where can i get JPadPro editor
TIA,
ishwar
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I use JPadPro and IMO it's real good.
Geert Darling' Van Damme
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Josh,
Crawling, espacially for a large depth (i.e. page1 links to page2 which links to
page3 etc) can take a very long time to execute so it might not be appropriate
for a servlet. However, here is an article that talks about writing a spider:
http://softseek.zdnet.com/Programming/Java/D_7436_index.html
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So, do you have a better suggestion? Or were you just trying to impress us
with your mastery of the English language?
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Homesite sucks.
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Hello EveryBody,
I am facing a very strange Problem.
I am using the following code for transfer some values on the next page.
%@ page import="java.io.*, java.util.*" %
jsp:forward page="test1.jsp"
jsp:param name="id" value="pranav" /
/jsp:forward
This code shows
I am having similar problems,
We are using Websphere App Server to server JSP's,
System spec is a Pentium 2 500, with 550mb ram
We started with the default of 16 mb,
but soon found that we had the jsp failing, or timing out, after increasing
the jvm heap memory to 64mb this then allowed the
Hi!
How Can I add the taglib.tld file into the META-INF
directory of the JAR File.
I tried jar cmf MyManifest X.jar *.class
But it throws me java.io.IOException :Invalid header
field.
How Can I solve this problem
U'r help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Kumar
Since you ask, Gary.
If you really must have an HTML editor I would look at Dreamweaver. *But*
let's face it: HTML is not difficult and unless you really cannot live
without GUIs then I suggest that a text editor is just as good and there are
many that are free to download - Ultraedit being
I'll add my two cents worth! :-)
I'm an avid fan of Homesite. I've used it for HTML/JavaScript/Perl development
since version 3 and have used it for Java/JSP development since December. Right
now it only offers syntax highlighting, but JStudio (currently in beta) is more of
an integrated IDE
John,
Have you used homesite?
It is a very good editor, and it helps with rapid development. While I would
admit
one could get away with using notepad, why not spend $99 and get a HTML
editor like
homesite that will allow one to develop quality pages quickly. It also has
tag validation
among
Does anyone know a jsp editor that is a good ide for java as wellsomeone
told me jbuilder but only the enterprise edition supports jsp (at least
thats what the site seems to say) has anyone used jbuilder ent for jsp?
how is it?
- Frank
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From: Donald Vandenbeld
Check out Oracle jDeveloper, based on jbuilder. It's downloadable from
technet.oracle.com (you have to go through their free registration process
if you aren't registered already). It will allow you to view JSPs (it has a
builtin web server and browser).
Steve
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my code
jsp:useBean id="formHandler" class="foo.FormBean" scope="request"
jsp:setProperty name="formHandler" property="*"/
/jsp:useBean
I keep getting this error:
warning (305): JSP comilation error: java.lang.Exception: JSP parse Error
(line 10) - USEBEAN tag is invalid, stack:
You may not be running the right version of JDWK. JDWK 1.1 + use it but JDWK .92
does not it. Check the version.
Pedro
"Claybrook, Cecelia" wrote:
my code
jsp:useBean id="formHandler" class="foo.FormBean" scope="request"
jsp:setProperty name="formHandler" property="*"/
/jsp:useBean
I
Awesome, dude! I totally agree!
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From: John Edwards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 10:59 AM
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Subject: Re: HTML editor
Since you ask, Gary.
If you really must have an HTML editor I would look at Dreamweaver. *But*
neither is free, but
i've been using Visual SlickEdit for a number of languages for
a number of years. it handles java, jsp, html. ~ $280.
kawa is almost as good, and v4 has some CodeWright stuff. ~$130
free
Forte for Java Community edtion, aka NetBeans. not too bad.
EditPlus2.0 is a good all around editor for java/javascript/html/c/perl and
is configurable to contextually highlight any language you specify. You can
get it off ZDNet, if you're interested.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000
Cecelia,
You should not have a separate end tag for jsp:useBean.
Your code should be:
jsp:useBean id="formHandler" class="foo.FormBean" scope="request"/
jsp:setProperty name="formHandler" property="*"/
Regards,
Richard
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Go and buy the manning book. "Web Development using Java Server Pages"
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 7:04 AM
Subject: How to create the JAR file
Hi ALL!
I'm trying to create Tag extensions, I
When did you last try to debug something in jdb?
The only feature of an IDE I like is the debugger ...
Also, Anybody know of any resources for integrating JSP with Dreamweaver?
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Hi
I'm using JSP version 1.0 on VisualAge for Java and I can not get the
following code working. Any hint will be highly appreciated.
*includingPage.jsp
*
jsp:include page="IncludedPage.jsp"
jsp:param name="parentPage" value="includingPage.jsp" /
If you are in favor of text editors, what is it about HomeSite that you don't like?
Dreamweaver makes terrible HTML (I know I've been hired to fix it and had to do it
here at work). HomeSite, on the other hand, doesn't make HTML because its text
only. I've been using it for years (not a GUI), for
Forte for Java isn't that bad, but it requires a good amount of system
resources.
http://www.netbeans.com I think
(And Kevin doesn't like the extra windows on his start menu :)
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To:
I have to agree, VisualSlick 4.0 is hands down the best non-wysisyg editor
out there. Between the customizable color coding, macro editor (very
handy), built-in file diff, integrated FTP client, and extensible language
support, just to name a few... it's really a jack of all trades. I've been
Does anyone know a jsp editor that is a good ide for java as well
I have been using Forte from Sun for my JSP editing, and Visual Slick
Edit for HTML and everything else.
Forte is very nice, but it is a real beast. The instance I currently have
running is taking up over 50 Meg of RAM. Forte
Hi,
Go and buy the online manning book. "Web Development using Java Server
Pages"
http://www.browsebooks.com/Fields/ebook.html
bye,
Mohan
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all your jsp include needs is a / and not the end tag, like so:
jsp:include page="IncludedPage.jsp"/
This code will include your page.
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Subject: jsp:include and
Does This book talk about the Tag Extensions.
JSP1.1
Thanks,
Kumar
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I am new in JSP, I havve a probleme to pass values from
login.html(below) to loginBean (below) by using JSP file.
please help i was already passed a lot of times without succes.
login.htm
==
html
body bgcolor="white"
I'm looking for some good advice regarding the advantages of JSP over using
Servlets for site develoment. I have a current project in the
feasiblity/predesign stage, and would like to use JSP technology, but would
definitely have to chalk some more project completetion hours up for the
learning
if you're developing locally, you may need to specify the port in your URL:
http://localhost:6002/
that's one of the things I saw, the other was a local file:///C:
reference, which will cause you problems.
-Original Message-
From: Kumaravel Kandasami [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi, I am also pondering whether to use EJB in conjunction with JSP and
servlets. Did you ever get an answer to this question?
Thanks,
Tom
"Bragg, James" wrote:
What is the advantage of using EJB over JavaBeans (as the Model) in an web
based application in which JSP will be used for
Help please. I am new to JSP and Tomcat.
I have written a Java class which compiles and runs properly from the
command prompt, but gives errors when I try to load it in a JSP file. This
is how I am loading the class:
%@ page session="true" %
%@ page language="java" import="java.io.*" %
I'm looking for some good advice regarding the advantages of JSP over
using Servlets for site develoment. I have a current project in the
feasiblity/predesign stage, and would like to use JSP technology, but
would definitely have to chalk some more project completetion hours up for
the learning
Make sure that the CheckUser.class file is in Tomcat's CLASSPATH.
Joseph Okomba wrote:
Help please. I am new to JSP and Tomcat.
I have written a Java class which compiles and runs properly from the
command prompt, but gives errors when I try to load it in a JSP file. This
is how I am
Craig,
Is your "action class" a servlet or is it a bean that is "servlet aware" by
importing the javax.servlet.http classes and knowing how to forward to the
correct JSP page? I want to try this design with a controller servlet for a
small application, it sounds great. Do you have any type of
We are building a B2B exchange for the semiconductor industry. Theres a
intranet version which is going to support 150 users, we are currently in
the process of building using JSP/Servlets and JavaBeans, we are using
DbConnectionBroker for connectionpooling services and JRUN as the
JSP/Servlet
Try importing the CheckUser class?
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Help please. I am new to JSP and Tomcat.
I have written a Java class which compiles and
I'm working on a project that is driven by taglibs, basically everything
that needs to be done will be done with taglib (e.g. no java or JSP
actions on the page except the preamble).
Since taglibs always get put into _jspService as new classes, all the
objects are generated on a per-request
That taglib.tld file is not a manifest file, so you cannot try to call
it one (thats why it tells you 'invalid header').
Unfortunately the only solution I know of is the brute force approach;
make a directory called META-INF, drop your .tld file in there, and
include it in the jar
for example:
Yep... in some depth... you can see more at http://www.manning.com/fields
you can buy the ebook if you're really desparate as the real book I think is
out of stock.
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 9:51
We have used JRun extensively, for pretty high volume users.
Since you are not looking at a high volume of transactions, JRun should be
pretty much scalable.
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Hi there,
When i call
request.getParameterValues("chkbox")
and if no chkbox is selected, its throwing a java.lang.NullPointerException
error.How should i handle this.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
I'm trying to overwrite the jspDestroy() method to clean up files generated by
my jsp pages. Can anyone tell me how to do this and where to put the method?
I added a method in jsp page:
%! public void jspDestroy() {
Httpsession session = request.getSession();
new
I am having the same problem as below. I set a cookie on login, then
redirect to the appropriate page without even writing a single line to the
output stream and the cookie does not get set. Is there any way to get
around this?
Travis
On Mon, 17 Apr 2000 08:10:21 -0400, Jerry Denman [EMAIL
Tiana,
If you are doing this cleanup when the App is ending then you don't want to
put the file info in the Session. Sessions are for data that lasts only as
long as a user's session lasts - Session scope. Since you're using
jspDestroy() i will assume you mean to give it Application scope. To
you can put in a conditional to see if request.getParameter("chkbox") equals null.
"Pillai, Arumugam" wrote:
Hi there,
When i call
request.getParameterValues("chkbox")
and if no chkbox is selected, its throwing a java.lang.NullPointerException
error.How should i handle this.
Catch the exception and default it?
-Mike
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Aaron Tavistock wrote:
I'm working on a project that is driven by taglibs, basically everything
that needs to be done will be done with taglib (e.g. no java or JSP
actions on the page except the preamble).
Since taglibs always get put into _jspService as new classes, all the
objects are
The call to request.getParameterValues("chkbox") should be returning
null, not throwing an exception.
Anyway, if you want to make sure you have a non-null array with 0 or
more elements, you could write a scriptlet like:
%
String[] chkboxes;
if( request.getParameter("chkbox") == null ) {
Tiana,
// static method File.createTempFile() will produce a File Object
representing a UNIQUE File. You pass a 3rd parameter (File dir) if you want
to specify a certain directory.
File f = File.createTempFile("jspGen", "*.html");
String strFilename = f.getAbsolutePath();
Lee
From: Tiana
Hi,
I have in one of my beans a resource bundle object.
In my development stage I have to modify properties inside of =
coresponding properties files.
How can I force my object to get reloaded ?
Thanks.
Mircea
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Hello,
I know, this may be a little weird question but, in our IS application, we
are generating database reports using JSP + beans (outputs are in HTML). And
the customer likes us to make some basic arrangements on output, like
printing every people's output on a seperate A4 paper, or providing
Tiana Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to overwrite the jspDestroy() method to clean up files generated by
my jsp pages. Can anyone tell me how to do this and where to put the method?
I added a method in jsp page:
%! public void jspDestroy() {
Httpsession session =
Hi guys,
Does anyone know of a good site(s) which explains HTML table in detail? I've
been spending the past few hours trying to figure out how to make a row
cover all the way across the screen. width=100% didn't work. If there's a
good site explaining how width and height works in table, I'd
Is there an equivalent to ASP's global.asa file? We would like to initialize
the session with some attributes on start-up. Any ideas?
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Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 11:04 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: HTML editor
Hello all,
Could anyone recommend what html editor is the most sutiable
to
Try here
http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/authoring/tables/
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Date: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 8:29 PM
Subject: HTML Table guide
Hi guys,
Does anyone know of a good site(s) which explains HTML
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Just return XML tags instead of only HTML tags.
There is nothing special that needs to be done.
If you are going to just turn around and reprocess the XML into HTML using
something like XSL, then you are basically needlessly supporting two
presentation layers. You should reconsider your app
if your are using weblogic, there is a concept of startup classes. Check
that out
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Is there an equivalent to ASP's global.asa file? We would like to
initialize
the
Hans Bergsten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tiana Zhang wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to overwrite the jspDestroy() method to clean up files generated
by
my jsp pages. Can anyone tell me how to do this and where to put the
method?
I added a method in jsp page:
%! public void jspDestroy() {
Stephen Kuo [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, follows the init and destroy question,
how to process doGet() and doPost() methods
in JSP?
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I've only found JSP to architecturally make sense when used as a
presentation layer.
I'm a fan of a plug and play pres. layer, which give the content designers
the greatest flexibility.
It is possible to write application logic using JSP since they are
fundamentally servlets, however, I tend to
Although I am not a big fan of JSP, it can very easily be used with EJBs.
Something like:
Client -- JSP -- App Logic -- EJB-- (Entity Bean) Database
Of course you could add or remove tiers as desired.
--shawn
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Hi
I'm facing a performance issue with NES 3.6. I'm using NES3.6 and Jrun 2.3
and Oracle back end on Windows NT in my project. The problem starts when one
of the servlets make calls to some calculation modules. The calc routines
take too much time to execute (mainly because of some database
This question has been answered at jguru.com under the JSP section. I know
because I provided one of the answers. The short answer is, yes, JRun 3.0
has a global.jsa file that you can use.
Scott Stirling
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Hi Ashesh,
Check out the links given at the bottom of the mail , they give u a good idea on JSP.
However Some important links are:-
Java Server Pages (JSP)
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/
http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/docs.html
Hi,
I have in one of my session beans a resource bundle object.
In my development stage I have to modify properties inside of
coresponding properties files.
How can I force my object to get reloaded ?
Thanks.
Mircea
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Hey,
did anyone know how JWS 2.0 under NT4.0 support lower/upper case letter
distinguishing?
I've a application mixed of servlets,applets,jsp and html sites.
servlets and jsp sites follow java naming conventiones.
One of my jsp-site will translated with changing of upper to lower
letter naming
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