Server-side code is independent from the type of browser. The SQL Exception you get is surely not caused by your HTML code. The reason could be this: You are passing a parameter to a servlet; for example choosing from a select box and when using IE you cannot pass the parameter correctly. Try to print your SQL statemet before executing it. If you are using a "where" clause and it has no value to compare after "=" you get a exception.
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom John [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, December 09, 1999 2:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: BROWSER PROBLEM!!!!!!!!
Hi,
Currently am working on Netscape 4.61,am doing client server project
(internet base) and client end I use standard HTML and server end Java
Servlets(jsdk2.1)
I did not have any browser problem so far, But When I test the system(client
side) using IE 4.0 and also using IE5 it gives a SQL exception error where as
in NETScape 4.61 it was not available,I do use databse retrieval and
update,that's ok, but My question is why it's only for Internet Explorar,infact
I do not use Java scripts in that problematic interface.
Hope U respond Quickly,
Thanks in Advance
TOM
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