You might have to review the way you wrote your' javascript funtion in
between JSP tags..! "%... %" I dont think you need to this.
Javascript function will be out of the JSP tags! Then try ! Do kindly go
thru a good Javascript reference. and a JSp refernece before you go any
further!
That error normally occurs when the jsp page gets a null value..! The null
value causes and exception.. but the error reported is entirely different!
You'll have to do specific System.out debugging and find you the exact
location where you get a null value!
Wish you the best!
Vinod
You could also do it by using setParameter() instead of setAttribute! I
think! aNYWAY GIVE IT A SHOT!
Naveen Malik
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Tell me do you use Cookie's or Hidden forms or URL rewriting for maintain
sessions??
I ask this question to help solve a problem of my own!
Vinod
Bilal Ali Nawaz
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should go be allowed to go to which
page
unless and until some checks are maintained on each page. it's these checks
that
i want to know about myself.
sorry i couldn't be of much help,
bilal.
"[Vinod Govindan]" [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 05/03/2000 05:33:44 PM
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I dont think you can use a dot in a name and if you try to access the
element as document.formname.abc.txt.value
javascript will assume it to be two diffrenet object "abc" and "txt" and
will give an error. I thinkthe best solution would be to eliminate the dot.
cause there is no escape character
Ideally in the FORM tag if you give a method=POST the value of the form
element should get posted to the next page ..where you can use
request.getParameter(the name of the form element);
but if that doenst work you can use the onSubmit event in the FORM tag and
call a Javascript method where you
You'll have to explicitly set a parameter (say "choices", which maybe and
array or Vector()) when you submit that page.
Anna Sp\engberg
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I think you'll have to use language="java" attribute...and then specify the
path of the package for the server that is running. I.e. when the server is
started up it'll have to load this package. In JWS you'll have to configure
the admin to load this package while starting up. Refer to thw JWS
Try putting those values in quotes.! Single quotes or double!
Putu Agus
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Hi all!
IS there a need in Tomcat to specially set any environment variable so as
to enable URL rewriting..or isit set true by default?
I ask this as In websphere I believe one has a variable.. to set it to true
or false.
My problem is I have IE5 and Netscape4.7 and I use Tomcat... server! Now
Well i guess I found it out myself..! As of Version 3.1 of Tomcat.. there
is no support for URLrewriting!
I guess i'll have to go to the server market again and browse for an
alternative!
Vinod
"[Vinod
Govindan]" To: [EMAIL
The mappingsdetails for tomcat server are in server.xml that is in the conf
directory of Tomcat! You'll have to do a bit of reading if you have to
configure such a big application. The Users Guide will show you the
necessary details.
Vinod
Neelesh
Java bean variables are limited to only usage in the Server while
Javascript is mean to for the client. SO it is unlikely that you can use
the variable directly.
The only tow ways of doing it would be:
One is your way of using hidden fields.
The other is assigning the avlues to javascript
It is written right at the end of this mail!
Paul Grant
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Well cobinations are used either because certain functionality is
unavailable in one component or because the combination provides the best
performance for large applications. Though JRUN can run on it's own IIS5 is
used so that along with IIS5 the JRUN functionality is also usable. so JRUN
is
cification and
reference
Which is best for JSP purpose over NT Server (excluding IIS)??
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From: [Vinod Govindan] [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Sure Scott! Let him in! I hope the Committee wont object to us bypassing
them for new incumbants!
Right Boss??
Scott Stirling
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Hi all!
I remeberreading a positng here which read that Tomcat 3.1 supports URL
rewriting! Now i need to know how this can be achieved..! i.e if there is a
specific name value to be set in the configuration to get this enabled!
Is URL rewriting an Apache feature is is avalable in the Stnadalone
Hi Sankar
Search for it in any Serach engine and you'll get plenty of information
on it.!
I suggest you use www.google.com to search.
Regards,
Vinod
hi
Is tomcat 3.1 freely available or we have to purchase it
can u give some site add where i can get information regarding it
and secondly
Hi THERE ganesh!
I think you might have a problem of server not finding the java class!
Try finding out if the class is being found. Make sure you have the
class files in the right directory so that the server can pick it up!
GIve us details of what your sever is...! And where you have placed
I think what you want to do Tarun is to use an Api that will let you
interface with MSWORD. Basically a pure java com interface. Try
JINTEGRA. . I used it quite some time back and it worked pretty well.
You could use Microsoft DCOM but that will restrict your use. To
Microsoft JVM unless you
Yes it is possible to use more that one use bean tab in a jsp page!
Does anybody know whether it is possible to use more than one bean in a
JSP
page using the JSP usebean tag?
cheers
alan goodenough
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