In, I believe, a recent PC Week article, there was an interesting chart
showing J2EE support by various application servers. Unfortunately the
chart wasn't specific about JSP versions being supported so I thought I'd
try to track down some answers. What follows is a partial list that I hope
I would like to know if it's possible to nest a Jsp element inside another
Jsp element.
For example, I would like to use the jsp:include page="" / but the value
of the page attribute is not known at compile time and should be retrieved
at run time using % session.getValue() %.
Is it
You can use runtime attributes for jsp:include:
jsp:include page="%= session.getValue('foo') %"/
Scott Ferguson
Caucho Techology
David Wall wrote:
I would like to know if it's possible to nest a Jsp element inside another
Jsp element.
For example, I would like to use the jsp:include
You need to either use a server that supports bean reloading, or restart the server
after each recompilation (tedious, reminds one of ASP + COM object development ;).
We support bean reloading in Orion because we think it speeds up development
tremendously, the reference implementation
With a HTML SELECT list, what is the easiest way to collect the OPTION
values with a jsp:useBean?
For example:
SELECT NAME="foo"
OPTION VALUE="1" First option
OPTION VALUE="2" Second
OPTION VALUE="3" Last
/SELECT
...I select all three options and submit to a JSP which has the
following:
Paul,
Hello all!
We're using JSP1.0 under JWS2.0beta2.
We've been trying to get "page forwarding" working. Specifically, to get
one JSP page to simply forward over to another JSP page without doing a
round-trip to the client browser.
The simplest JSP file I've come up with for this is a
My recollection from the JavaOne Netscape JSP BOF is
that the next version of NetScape Server will
support version .92 of JSP.
--- Richard Mazzaferri [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My concern is that Allaire may decide to bundle
servlet/jsp
with their products, much like what other
application
I know this is stupid, but I'm going to ask anyway. Do I
have to have the com.sun.server classes in order to call JSP's from a
Servlet? I want to have the complete separation of business logic from
presentation and in order to do this right I need to use Servlets to handle some
requests and
Thanks Tim,
This was exactly what was needed.
... copied tools.jar into JSP1.0, and added it to the two class strings
found in the batch file.
Mike,
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From: Tim Briggs [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, June 26, 1999 7:26 AM
To: 'Michael Fuhrman'
Subject: RE:
I'm just testing jsp with this little test:
html page (thib.jsp) *
jsp:useBean id=th
class=thib.thib scope=session/
jsp:setProperty name=th property=*/
html
body bgcolor=white
%= th.getCount(); %
/body
/html
*** java code (thib.java) ***
package thib;
class thib
{
public
Is the
java code correct? Should it be 'public class thib' ?
Kevin
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You are missing the point. The point is that
the following fails on JRUN build 151 (JSP 1.0)
using IIS 4.0:
"http://localhost/loc/somejsp.jsp?foo=bar"
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Hmm - if I use fully qualified names I don't get
Chad,
Thanks for that. I couldn't find the article online although I knew it had
to be there. Again my apologies the mailing list received so many duplicate
postings.
Dan
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From: Chad Darby[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Reply To: Chad Darby
Sent: Sunday, June 27,
Hi Dan,
Actually, I was trying to figure out what the stack trace was trying to tell
me. Thanks for that tid bit. And, actually I was including \java\lib in
the class path, but for some strange reason the demo doesn't like it! ...
But for the interim, I copied the tools.jar file to the
Hi Michael,
Java Server Pages engine do compile the pages and create the .class
files, so I bet you are using JDK 1.2 but you haven't included the
tools.jar file in your classapth.
If you read the stack trace, you'll see that it's not finding the "javac
tool" ;).
I hope this helps,
Dan
You need to use something like
td align=centerINPUT TYPE=radio NAME=row VALUE=%=
customerList.getValueAt(r,0) %/td
in your JSP, and then pick it up in your servlet with
code like:
String row = req.getParameter(row);
Miro
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Frederic]
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