You are using "println()" for writing in a new line.
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Ankit Tripathi wrote:Don't use "\n" ,it will not work.
You are using "println()" for writing in a new line.
Any character in Java has to be a string enclosed with double quotes
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Ankit Tripathi wrote:Don't use "\n" ,it will not work.
You are using "println()" for writing in a new line.
I've removed all the '\n' but still get the same results
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Any character in Java has to be a string enclosed with double quotes
Most probably I am aware of this thing.........
Line saparators are dependent of OS and are different in case of different OSs and are stored as system properties.
You can use System.getProperty("line.separator"); to find the the Line-Saparator specific to that OS.
put \n in single quotes and use it like that <html>+'\n'.
Windows programs often process a '\n' separated text file correctly but there are some exceptions.
If it'll not work-
try this-
String ls=System.getProperty("line.separator");
out.println("<html>"+ls+"<head>");
it should work.....
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HTML is completely oblivious of the type of line ending being used - it's all just whitespace, and interpreted as a single space. So that has nothing to do with the problem.
Ulf Dittmer wrote:HTML is completely oblivious of the type of line ending being used - it's all just whitespace, and interpreted as a single space. So that has nothing to do with the problem.
Ulf do you perhaps know what could be the problem?
Sonx Nkuks wrote:Hi, is there a reason why my title is not visible on the page?
only Testing Servlet is shown
You do realize that the <title> tag in the <head> section shows the title on your browser window, and nothing on your page? you use <H1> etc. for page titles, <title> is just for your browser's title bar.