Hi all,
I'm building a web app for my company that will help us create quotes. The
quotes are stored as XML files and get translated/displayed in a frame with
XSLT. Problem is when printing the quotes, there's no way to specify what
the margins should be. I've tried setting the attributes of
, the manager was not working, when i
checked the logs there was some configuration in jdbc realm, due to which
it
was giving error. hence the manager was not working.
Regards,
Vikramjit Singh,
Systems Engineer,
GTL Ltd.
Ph. 7612929-1031
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From: Paul Kofon [mailto:[EMAIL
Hi all,
I'm trying to store objects (instances) of a class in Microsoft SQL Server
2K using the Microsoft-provided JDBC driver, but I've been without any luck
thus far.
I've used the setObject() method in the PreparedStatement class and set my
target sql type to BINARY, yet it doesn't work, I
Hi,
I usually use custom user access control (nothing really fancy) since my
passwords are hashed and stored in a database. I never investigated if
Tomcat could give me the level of control I often need.
If you chose to go the same way (i.e. create your own custom solution), then
you could
Hi,
I've done one using one JSP page with a bean, one Servlet and some
JavaScript/DHTML. If you want it, let me know and I'll send it to you, with
the source code and necessary how-tos.
Cheers,
Paul
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Hi all,
I know that a session can be killed by calling session.invalidate() in a
jsp page. However, I'm not sure what happens when the browser is closed
before the session is killed. Does the server (Tomcat, this time) still
hold references to objects that had been created or are they
Hi,
Yes. There's a Windows installer that comes with Tomcat 4.x. It makes
installing Tomcat 4.x as a Windows NT(2K) service as easy as selecting a
check box during the installation process.
Regards,
Paul
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Hi All,
I just got a request from a friend of mine to help him build a portal for
his office. Now, he would like to keep using his server which runs FreeBSD.
I don't have any experience with this OS, however, I'm willing to help my
friend. My questions are these:
1. Which JDK should I use?
2.
Hi,
I moved an application from T3.2.2 to T4.0b7 and I get the following error
message when a call is made to getRequestDispatcher().forward() in the
doPost() method of two servlets like this:
getServletConfig().getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher(/pages/my.jsp).forward(request,
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Date: Tue, 04 Sep 2001 12:03:45
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Subject: Strange NullPointerException Error in t4.0b7
Hi All,
I recently downloaded and installed
Hi All,
I recently downloaded and installed Tomcat 4.0 b7. I found it to be quite
responsive and remarkably faster than it's predecessors. However, my joy was
short-lived when I found out an application which I had written and
extensively tested under Tomcat 3.2.2. was not working in the T4.0
Hi all,
I have a Bean whose scope I would like to set to request. I would like to
retrieve this Bean's instance when the next page is requested.
On the first page, I have:
jsp:useBean id=beanclass class=BeanClass scope=request /
On the next page, I have:
BeanClass b = (BeanClass)
(such as a response.sendRedirect) your request object won't get
passed along...
David
Paul Kofon wrote:
Hi all,
I have a Bean whose scope I would like to set to request. I would like
to
retrieve this Bean's instance when the next page is requested.
On the first page, I have:
jsp:useBean id=beanclass
Hi,
I've never done what you'd like to do. But if I remember correctly, the CSV
text below will display correctly in Excel:
Item,Price
Doll,30
GameBoy,200
You'd have two rows and two columns (with headers Item and Price) of data.
If the CSV data you're feeding Excel is not formatted like
Hi everyone,
I have a web-based application that depends heavily on forms. Sometimes,
these forms have to be custom built according to the need at hand. I've
thought about using XML/XSLT to generate and transform the forms for
display. I'm familiar with the Xerces parser and can use to parse
Hi,
I had the same problem when I had to run Tomcat as a Win2K service. In fact
I posted the problem here but I didn't get any satisfactory answers until
went to the docs. Now here's what you do:
1. Edit the wrapper.properties file found in the conf directory of your
Tomcat installation.
2.
Hi Mark,
I have checked out what you talked about and I found it to be incorrect.
I run Tomcat as a service the prescribed way on Win2k. My JVM is Sun's
JDK1.3.1 Beta and I can logout without losing the service.
Paul
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Hi Randy,
Thanks! I'm sorry I failed to mention that I had put the jar files in the
lib directory as well. I don't have a problem loading the drivers when I run
Tomcat normally but I do when I run it as a service - the drivers just
refuse to load. The JDBC drivers are not the only jars in the
HI,
I'm sure there are a number of ways to do this. I have a method I use (which
might not be the simplest solution). Usually, my protected page is a jsp.
Now, to get to this jsp, you enter your username and password. When you hit
the submit button, the request is sent to a servlet that checks
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Subject: RE: JDBC + Tomcat NT Service
Date: Mon, 26 Mar 2001 16:01:08 +0100
You aren't using the Microsoft VM are you?
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You aren't using the Microsoft VM are you?
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