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Hi all,
May I ask where can I find some good online sources about JNI? Thanx.
22 years ago
Does anyone know how to fetch a client certificate with JSDK2.0?
I've tried
java.security.cert.X509Certificate cert = req.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
but it doesn't work. Also, a X509Cert class is bundled with my IDE, and I've tried
sun.security.x509.X509Cert cert = req.getAttribute("javax.servlet.request.X509Certificate");
and it fails to work also. Should I modify the attribute string? or fetching a client certificate is not fully supported in jsdk2.0? Pls help...
22 years ago
I'm not sure if it's appropriate to raise my question here.
I want to ask how can I request for a client certificate in a web application? Is it solely a web-server setting? How can I do this without initializing the SSL handshake?
22 years ago
Thanks for everybody =)
I find your suggestion very helpful to me
22 years ago
Would anyone recommend me some good books about design patterns in Java?
22 years ago
I'm doing a project that require getting some of the client certificate information at the application level. These information may include the validity and signer of the certificate. I know that there's a Certificate abstract class defined in Java2, but have no ideas how to implement it. Are there any code segments or websites that help?
We are currently using iPlanet 4.1 SP7 as our web server. Thanx for your help in advance. =)
22 years ago
I want to know if there are any ways to display a customized "Page No Found" page whenever the user references a non-existent jsp?
22 years ago
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Topic: New to JSP
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ssafeer Dec 19 1999, 09:22 PM
New to JSP Message 1 of 9

Hello Friends,
Please LEt me know how to start up with JSP.
I have worked for Servlets now wanna learn JSP. Do let me know what all is the requirement and what all i should i install to start with. also suggest me some site with jsp tutorials.
My Mail Id is --- ssafeer@ssind.stpn.soft.net
Thanx in advance
Regards,
Safeer
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Mohamz Dec 23 1999, 01:43 AM
New to JSP Message 2 of 9

Hi,
Go to Sun's site about JSP: http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/index.html
Look at : http://www.jsp-interest.com/
or if you have already programmed with ASP: http://www.asptoday.com/articles/19991022.htm
Hope this helps
Mohamed
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jketes Feb 16 2000, 01:40 PM
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I am new to JSP. I have limited knowledge of JAVA Programming. However, I have no knowledge of JavaBeans or applets or servlets. I am trying to write a JSP file that can receive data from the user thorugh FORMS created in HTML. I need to do some basic processing on this data and display the results back to client. Could you please tell me where I can find relevant information: Any pointers to useful documentation / books / sample code will be highly useful ?
thanks.
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mchan0 Feb 16 2000, 02:01 PM
New to JSP Message 4 of 9

hi,
try: www.pitt.edu/~urcml
hope you have fun,
ron
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joenykilch Feb 18 2000, 11:36 AM
New to JSP Message 5 of 9

Try looking at:
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1999/jw-12-ssj-jspmvc_p.html
It explains the JSP model architecture with a solid example.
Joe
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vijayabhaskarl Aug 24 2000, 08:57 PM
Re: New to JSP Message 6 of 9

balan123 wrote:

hi,
For starting with JSP,first make sure that the web server you
are using does provide you with a jsp container.One small web server although not as powerful as IIS or Appache is JSWDK-1.0.1 provides a JSP container.This is the only software you need to have.Then of course comrade many ref: books are available plus the Info: on the net.
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elangoct Aug 28 2000, 10:46 PM
New to JSP Message 7 of 9

Hi,
Recently I installed JavaWebServer2.0, and after a great struggle I was able to run my first Servlet. I mean I was able to compile and execute it.
But with JSP pages, I am having lot of problems. At first when I tried to view a jsp page, it asked me to "open with" and i selected notepad and now always it opens the jsp page with notepad. As specified in the discussion board, I tried to put the jsp files in the servlet or public_html directory still now use. In the servlet directory it just displays the html part and if try to view thesource I am able to see the jsp code also.
Could anyone please tell me how can execute my jsp, or atleast view an existing jsp file example.
Thanks in advance.
-Elango.
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kaushikpatel1 (in response to elangoct) Oct 08 2000, 08:13 AM
Re: New to JSP Message 8 of 9

Elango..
To run a JSP you need JRun support if you are not having a JSP engine with your web server..
Install JRun an put your JSP in
"C:\Program Files\Allaire\JRun\servers\default\default-app" . It should run.
...bye
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slho7 Apr 16, 06:59 PM
New to JSP Message 9 of 9

Hi,
I'm new to JSP and have some questions in mind. Your kind help is highly appreciated. =)
1. If I extends the JSP from another class (instead of HttpServlet), is that I must override methods service(), init() and destroy()? how should I override these methods and what's the trade-off?
2. Is it possible for the JSP to dynamically generate validation code in Javascript whenever it finds some input elements? Should I do it in the controller of the MVC model? And how to achieve that?
Thanx.
Calvin
22 years ago
Would anyone tell me what's reflection mean in Java? and its uses?
23 years ago