Re: getParameters

On Fri, 11 Feb 2000 09:07:09 +0100, Henning Brune <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >probably the problem is not in the java code. check your html from code first: > >does the form use the GET or the POST method ? With GET you can only >send about 250 bytes in one request (appended to the URL with ?

Re: New article: "The Problems with JSP"

Hi I see these discussions on templates and take a look at examples because I start to feel like I should be using them or at least taking on board what they attempt to do. The problem is, and it seems like there is agreement on this, that it really doesn't seem to make the JSP easier to read or

Re: Hi Rohini.

What is going on with this group? I think servlet-interest has been hit by the Y2K bug. Before Xmas the only peeves I had were: 1. the people who haven't got the brains to unsubscribe from the list 2. the others who ignore the plain text mailing requests. Afer Xmas...The quality of the

Re: Class to Java

Be aware that whilst javap may not reveal the source code decompilers such as JAD, mocha etc..,which are freely available, will! Useful for regenerating code that you may have lost the source for but it's mostly used for reverse engineering others code. So beware of this. Happy Xmas all Steve

Holding Sessions

Hi All I am working on a servlet development and so far the platform has not been decided on. Because of this the API that we will use is unknown. The question is: So development can start and be transported to any servlet engine would it be the most flexible to do URL rewriting to maintain the

Re: URL REWRITING, IS IT SAFE?

If you use the REMOTE_USER environment variable to validate the session id against, wouldn't that ensure that even if the session id is valid that it actually belongs to the user who sent it. Cheers Steve ___ To unsubscribe

Re: Is this correct ? Thanks Guys

Thanks for answering the questions. It has confirmed my understanding of thread issues. PS. Can people post in text only please, I get all these htmlbin, mimebin files that I cant read on my work system. Cheers Steve _

Is this safe - rework

Hi all Thanks for yesterdays feedback. Following on I have done this: Im now using inheritance to access javaexchange's connection broker as per the brokers documentation. This is working as expected. So repeating the question, in case you missed it - Can I guarentee that no user will see the ot

Is this safe (corrected snippet)

Sorry guys, missed the statement line out in my eagerness to cut the code down (thanks Tim). Corrected snippet below. If I went to a connection pool, had all my variables inside the doGet would this be thread safe ? If so then that is what I need, I dont need session state etc.. as user validatio

Is this safe ?

Hi all Find below a snippet of my servlet code. One question: many users will use this servlet to query our database for info on their products. No user must see anothers data. Would this code be safe, I suspect I will have to move the connection into a pool or similar but would like response on

Thread safety

Hi everyone Can I assume that if all my variables and code are in the doGet method that I will be thread safe? I will have different users going through my servlet to access data relevant to them via JDBC/DB2 and I have to guarantee that no users will 'cross' threads and see each others data. T

Please Use The Subject Field

It's impossible to catch useful emails *if* people continue to not use the Subject field, thats why its there. ___ To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "signoff SERVLET-INTERE

Is this correct ?

Hi everyone Could you give a yes or no on the querys below please if possible: 1. A thread enters doGet, the local variables are thread safe? 2. A thread in doGet calls a method passing local variables, still thread safe ? 3. The method called above has local variables which are used in proces