hai
find the index of '@' and check whether it is first character or not
you can find the index by using indexOf(char) of string class
Fei Fei Lua wrote:
i've been trying to do some validation on email format from a html form, i need to
read " @email.com.cc" and prompt to user that it is
hai
you can do it like this
first set the escape on by issuing
set escape on ,then
select * from sample where name='o\''reily';
Dominic Choo wrote:
I would like to ask anyone the help me to solve this SQL command problem.
For example:
Select * from Personal where Name like '%O'hara%';
hai
find the index of '@' and check whether it is first character or not
you can find the index by using indexOf(char) of string class
Dominic Choo wrote:
I would like to ask anyone the help me to solve this SQL command problem.
For example:
Select * from Personal where Name like
you can call using ACTION attribute of a HTML FORM
or
using A href="name of the servlet"
siujanjan wrote:
hi
i would like to know, how can i call a servlet from an htm page ?
can i do it ? or i must through jsp to invoke it ? how ?
a million thanks
janice
use count(*) to get no of records
Medha Rangnekar wrote:
I need to know the total no of rows a query returns in my JSP application. I
am new to JSP. I know that in ColdFusion there is such function like
queryname.recordcount
I looked on sun site for Resultset methods and also for
hai everybody
iam developing a website to my company.
i want to incorporate a mailinglist facility like jsp-interest.
iam using servlets.
can anybody help me in providing the basic idea on
how to provide this facility.
what are the requirements.
thanks in advance
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Some relevant FAQs on JSP/Servlets can be found at:
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weblogic ,websphere are the other EJB containers.
Pratik wrote:
Friends sorry for EJB question in JSP forum.
I would like to know about EJB container available .
And if possible comparision of them.
What about Jboss or EJBoss?.
I am using Tomcat as Servlet Cointainer.
Any Idea.?
Thanks
use count * method of sql
Neal Cabage wrote:
Does anyone know how to return a recordCount when using JDBC? For instnace,
in ADO (Microsoft world) recordCount is simply a property of the recordSet
object. Is there something that provides a similar functionality? I need
that value *prior*
