I have no clue what your problem could be, but I'd strongly advise against doing this sort of operation inside of a JSP page. Do your query inside of a servlet and then pass the result to the JSP page via a request-scoped attribute. Why? Think of all the resources your machine will be wasting when a user visits your page and clicks on the Refresh button repeatedly (yes! they _DO_ do that! My wife is the world's worst - man she's impatient...). You may have just brought your web server to it's knees.
Keep the queries in Java, where they belong, and pass them to your JSPs via request- (or session-) scoped attributes. That way, you have a lot better control over your resources, and you don't have to wade through sensless JSP error messages to debug your Java code. Regards, Eddie Hai To Thanh wrote: >Hi, >I get confuse when I try to connect JSP and Mysql. > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
