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You may do an include or a forward.
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if a servlet uses requestdispatcher.forward(httpservletrequest,
httpservletresponse
if a servlet uses requestdispatcher.forward(httpservletrequest,
httpservletresponse);
to open a file1.jsp page
how is it possible to open file2.jsp
page from the forwarded file1.jsp page?
When trying the javascript open('file2.jsp') command, it states that
file2.jsp cannot be found
Hey,
I Hope response.sendRedirect() calls the
doGet() method of the servlet.
Instead Try Calling the
doPost Method of the servlet where you are trying to send the xml
stream.
protected void doPost(HttpServletRequest request,
HttpServletResponse response
Hey I am hopeing
someone may be able to help. I am trying to send and xml stream via http post. I
am using a servlet using goPost. The server I am sending the request to will
return with a response as long as the stream is sent via http post, as of right
now I am getting an error from the
no. Since it will be called from init(), it will be called only once
when the servlet is loaded. You might want to set the servlet to load on
startup or do this in a ContextListener instead.
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I have a question.
I have a servlet.I want to load
That is correct, during init() and destroy() there is only allowed to be one active instance.
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they are used instead of the raw FORM parameters. The JOT Views
rendering engine with the same functionality can be invoked from your
controller Servlet. Neither JOT or the Struts example you cite are going
to automatically populate your POJO customer object. Often there are
conversions (numeric,
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nd to myself.
I've done intensing search and I've finally get on the conclusion that
it can't be done:
When using Servlets and JSPs, you play with FORM parameters on the jsp
side, and play with attaching attributes on the Servlet side. Acutally,
it's almost the same
problem remains the same:
When I create the Bean in the servlet, and I attach it to the session
scope via session.setProperty, then the JSP can fill all the fields via
That's great for, say, displaying the customer info. But, if the user
changes the text fields and pressess Submit, th
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Hi, I'm
The API isn't based around GenericServlet, it's based around Servlet.
(*Chris*)On 9/1/05, Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:> Actually, what I remember from the early days of Servlets, it is because the> Servlet API is in
Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Actually, what I remember from the early days of Servlets, it is because the
> Servlet API is interface based, and you can't specify constructors in a Java
> interface. The developers decided to use a method that they can specif
Actually, what I remember from the early days of Servlets, it is
because the Servlet API is interface based, and you can't specify
constructors in a Java interface. The developers decided to use a
method that they can specify in the interface contract.
(*Chris*)On 9/1/05, Nic Ferrier &l
tomer.
NOM
When submited, the FORM calls a Servlet, the CustomerController
servlet. From this Servlet, I should create a Customer Bean, and then
get all request parameters and calling the correspondent setters of the
Bean:
Customer c=new Customer();
S
rly this is wrong, type checking can enforce that requirement:
public abstract class Servlet
{
public Servlet(ServletConfig sc)
{
// do some stuff
}
// do some stuff
}
The reason a servlet has an init method, as opposed to a constructor
is that a
t Sun Microsystem's Java Servlet API
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In my opinion, it's because that developer can only write one public void
init() met
In my opinion, it's because that developer can only write one public void
init() method but several public constructors of a servlet. There will be no
guarrantee that which constructor will be used by the container, hence the J2EE
STANDARD to use init method to initialise the ser
Hi,
I
am a beginner in servlet programming. . I have a question in that. Can anybody
clear it for me?
Why
do we have init() method instead of constructor. Bcaz servlet is also a java
class file, so why don’t we use constructor instead of init
lars" (quote by Dr.
> Evil). :>) I'll buy
> your book.
>
> Sans adieu,
> Danny Rubis
I usually just lurk in the shadows on this list, but mr. Rubis' rather
ill-begotten views on projects such as Struts made my fingers itch.
I have not been on this list since day on
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more appealing. But, David, are you wanting that or an
Approach Two kind of book?
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e stack than servlets. So should the book move
> up the stack too?
> > This approach would take a lot of time, and
> honestly I'd rather be
> > writing about Ruby on Rails than JSF. :)
> >
> > From a time management and enjoyment of life
> perspective, Ap
ife perspective, Approach One
looks much more appealing. But, David, are you wanting that or an
Approach Two kind of book?
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Subject: No Java Servlet Programming 3rd edition?
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If you're trying to call something from a JSP, it's preferable and
easier to place the logic in a bean and then use the bean in the JSP.
To execute Servlet code you actually have to use the dispatcher or gain
a handle on the servlet to call the method which is messy to do from
wi
The only methods of a servlet that are practical to call from a JSP are static
methods.
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Technology. on behalf of shashi kanth
Sent: Tue 06/28/2005 7:18 AM
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Hi All,
How do I call method(other than Life-Cycle methods) of servlet from jsp?
-Thanx
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ome cryptographic method, like a shared secret, to issue a ticket in his
servlet and
pass it to the client.
Another thing the OP didn't make clear was how the university service handles
sessions. If it is protected against session hijacking (for example if it
relies on the web
servers se
ke a guest password public anyway!
Paul Copeland
JOT Servlets Web Component Framework
http://www.jotobjects.com
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Date:Wed, 22 Jun 2005 17:37:20 -0700
From:Chris Pratt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: redirecting from a servlet to an exterior URL us
his redirection
never actually goes back to the browser, it just internally forward the
request (with any attributes you define) to the Servlet/JSP that is
responsible for processing that page in your web application. The URL bar
on the user's browser will still contain the request as it was
d to the
end user. I have an authentication facility that I pass a URL (to a
servlet) to be
connected to once the end user is authenticated. What I would like is to
be able to formulate a POST request in the servlet and then foward the
end user to it.
It sounds to me that you are sugge
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From:Sreenath <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: redirecting from a servlet to an exterior URL using a POST
Hi Gary
As long as u use requestDispacther.forward("")(Instead of redirect) ,
the URL won
Hi Gary
As long as u use requestDispacther.forward("")(Instead of redirect) ,
the URL won't be visible .rather ur servlet URL will be visible in the
address bar . So as long as URL is not visible GET and POST shouldn $B!G (Bt
make any difference until unless u r sending some
Hello -
Once a servlet I am writing is accessed, I want to set the values
on several parameters and then redirect to an exterior URL, sending along
the parameters. But I do not want the parameters exposed, so putting them
into the URL as a query string won't work, I need a
?out.flushBuffer(); ...Darrin Smith wrote:
I have an application where I need to load a 3D image based on a user selection that takes place in a JSP.The Flash/Shockwave plugin will have a value that relates to a servlet that will load the image and send it back to the plugin. So far, I can get th
Have you tried to flush the buffer after writing the data?
out.flushBuffer(); ...
Darrin Smith wrote:
I have an application where I need to load a 3D image based on a
user selection that takes place in a JSP.
The Flash/Shockwave plugin will have a value that relates to a servlet
that
I have an application where I need to load a 3D image based on a user selection that takes place in a JSP.The Flash/Shockwave plugin will have a value that relates to a servlet that will load the image and send it back to the plugin. So far, I can get the plugin to load just fine and contact
ds,
Brett
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You should also take out the spurious sync on the bean in the doPost.
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Hi,
I had a look at your code. SimpleBean1 is not a servet but it makes use of the
Servlet session tracking API. I think your desgn structure is fundamentally
flawed.
Emmanuel Eze
Quoting Brett Zamora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi...
>
> I'm trying to build a JSP/Servlet a
Sorry, I found your code. I'll take a look at it and see if there is
anything obvious (or not obvious).
-Mark
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ever createing Object's globally in servlets. Bye.
On Apr 12, 2005 7:24 AM, Brett Zamora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi...
>
> I'm trying to build a JSP/Servlet application that will retrieve, add,
> update, and delete records from a database. I've recently encoun
Hi...
I'm trying to build a JSP/Servlet application that will retrieve, add,
update, and delete records from a database. I've recently encountered some
of the complications that can be seen if a servlet is not written to be
thread safe.
First I'd like to say that I've been re
I have a J2EE application, with a bootstrap servlet (that initializes some
properties etc). The servlet is set to init on startup. It works fine.
Now, I have another J2EE application that also requires some initialization,
but does not really need a web component. I could of course use the
hai,
i am a newbies with InnoDB, i am using MySQL ver 4.0.23 and i do not know
InnoDB version.
i am develop an application for multi user, i am use JAVA-Servlet for a
tool development, an Internet Explorer for a GUI.
My Question is how to refresh a InnoDB data on other user when other user
I have used the following servlet code for over a year and it worked
fine. When I updated to MySQL v4.1.9 and run "SELECT LAST_INSERT_ID();"
from the command prompt it returns a value of "0". In phpMyAdmin the
"Table Options - auto_increment" field show a value of
Hi,
A timer thread won't have a servlet context.
However, if you want it to use the context of the servlet that started it,
you can pass that in from the starting servlet when you start the timer
thread class.
Then you should be able to pull it out again from the timer class where you
ne
hi;
i am looking for a way to get a hold of the servlet context from a thread
that is not a part of the regular HTTP request/response cycle but a Timer
thread.
is there a way to do this?
thanks.
Guy Katz
Allot Communications
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I have three contexts in Webapps namely Root, examples & rma
I have a sevlet called Connect inside C:\Tomcat\webapps\rma\web-
inf\classes\plutus\pda\Connect.class
I gave the following url in the adressbar of ie.
http://localhost:8080/rma/servlet/plutus.pda.Connect
But I am getting the E
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2004 3:43 AM
Subject: Re: Registering Servlet in web.xml file
> sandeepK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > w
no offence nor trying to take credit, but i dun recall you tell him how to do it ^_^
Wei Cheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> if you're using apache tomcat then the answer is quite simple :
> use the invoker servlet .
>
> quote :
> "The invoker servle
Wei Cheng <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> if you're using apache tomcat then the answer is quite simple :
> use the invoker servlet .
>
> quote :
> "The invoker servlet lets you run servlets without first making
> changes to your Web application's deployment
Hi Puneet ,
if you're using apache tomcat then the answer is quite simple :
use the invoker servlet .
quote :
"The invoker servlet lets you run servlets without first making changes to your Web application's deployment descriptor (i.e., the WEB-INF/web.xml file). Instead, you
y servers still allow
dynamic loading.
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> Puneet Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> &
Puneet Gupta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi
> I am new to servlets.
> Can any body please tell me whether we need to specify each servlet in the
> web.xml file.
> If I write 25 servlets and some of these servlets are called from jsp and
> servlets.Do we still nee
yes
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Hi
I am n
Hi
I am new to servlets.
Can any body please tell me whether we need to specify each servlet in the
web.xml file.
If I write 25 servlets and some of these servlets are called from jsp and
servlets.Do we still need to register all the 25 servlets in web.xml file.
Is there any way in which I don&#
led GreetingServlet that displays the web page for the application.
The web page includes an image that is dynamically generated by the
second servlet, called ImageServlet. I'm thinking that the
GreetingServlet can display the dynamic image by including the
following html snippet:
URLs. Michael's problem was
that he was using an incorrect absolute URL to refer to his servlet.
So the BASE fix won't work unless he also changes to using relative
URLs. And then he doesn't need BASE because his servlet is in the same
location as the referring page.
Or perhaps
From:Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Dynamic image generation servlet...
Johan Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Michael Burbidge wrote:
[snip]
Note that the ImageServlet is registered to handle URI from the root
context of the form "/image". I would think then t
ng to work because /image is not bound to
anything.
Instead he should use:
Or alternately use relative paths. If the HTML page is being served
from, for example /demo/index.html then his HTML could be this:
In a more advanced note: if relative paths are not possible then you
can still m
Try
/image*
It should work without explanaition.
...johahn
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I have a very simple web application that contains two servlets. One
called GreetingServlet that displays the web page for the application.
The web page includes an image that is dynamically generated by the
second servlet, called ImageServlet. I'm thinking that the
GreetingServlet can displa
Deepak A L wrote:
hi i have a servlet below
how do i call it from my jsp page
All you have is some "utility method" you put in a servlet. But that
doesn't matter...
just import the class's package in your jsp:
<%@ page import="test.path.*;sth.else.*;" %>
and u
Title: Message
hi i have a servlet
below
how do i call it
from my jsp page
import
java.util.*;import java.lang.*;import javax.servlet.*;import
java.servlet.http.*;import java.io.*;
public class
MyServlet extends HttpServlet{
public String
getUrl(HttpServletRequest req){ String
life easier.
>
> Many thanks,
>
> - Paul Philion
>
>
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sort of stuff, it would
make my life easier.
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Subject: Re: Servlet Security
Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 20:45:43 +0100
Henry Reardon
rvlets.
No, it isn't. The problem with CGI is that you are exposing the
operating system directly into the request methodology. In simple
terms, there is just too much code involved to be confident that it is
secure.
> Basically, I'm looking for an argument that a servlet-based wiki
> w
From: Nic Ferrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 19:46:49 +0100
Henry Reardon
but both can be made
> satisfactorily secure.
>
> Therefore, our wiki could be both CGI-based or servlet-based and still be
> satisfactory.
>
> Have I basically got that right?
I don't think so.
CGIs are inherantly insecure. There is a high level of risk in using
CGIs,
both CGI-based or servlet-based and still be
satisfactory.
Have I basically got that right?
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uggest various precautions that will reduce the risk.
This has me wondering if servlets are equally insecure or have a much
stronger security model. I also have Jason Hunter's 'Java Servlet
Programming (Second Edition)' which has a 30 page chapter on Security that
details how various form
ut
> protecting your site from external threats is CGI scripts." They go on to
> suggest various precautions that will reduce the risk.
>
> This has me wondering if servlets are equally insecure or have a much
> stronger security model. I also have Jason Hunter's 'Java Servlet
ripts." They go on to
suggest various precautions that will reduce the risk.
This has me wondering if servlets are equally insecure or have a much
stronger security model. I also have Jason Hunter's 'Java Servlet
Programming (Second Edition)' which has a 30 page chapter on Securit
hey go on to
suggest various precautions that will reduce the risk.
This has me wondering if servlets are equally insecure or have a much
stronger security model. I also have Jason Hunter's 'Java Servlet
Programming (Second Edition)' which has a 30 page chapter on Security that
details
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in properties file u need to give an alise name of the servlet.
then call it by this alise name
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i think there are 2 things you can do:
1. why weblogic 5, to old of a version. upgrade to version 8
2. you can publish this in a WL forum to get bettter help
i have worked with WL 6 and 7. never had to change anything by hand for a
simple servlet. it was always a matter of hot deployment (throwing
/weblogic.properties
and at the entries titled as USER-WRITTEN AND DEMO SERVLET REGISTRATIONS
I made the following entry:
weblogic.httpd.register.jhn=examples.servlets.firstServlet.
When I run the examples supplied with the server , the execution is
successful , when i run mine i have the server error
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Hi,
I apologize that this mail in not strictly a servlet question. I've
exhausted my sources for help and is now turning to you.
The problem I am having is that the development environment I have for my
servlet/JSP application must be upgraded to support Servlet spec 2.4 (from
servlet 2.2).
hi there!!
here is question?.Iam using tomcat for my web applications. i want to know
whether destroy() method for servlet will be called if i terminate the process using
ctrl+c. if no how to release resources which my servlet was using when i do ctrl+c.
question2: where should i
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Can anybody tell the names of good Software testing tools for Web
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Sent: Friday, August 13, 2004 4:59 PM
Subject: Re: Upgrading from an old Servlet
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