Manish Shah

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Fantastic Score..!!

I am newbie to Web services..and using RMH for studying.

Since RMH is very theoritical i find it difficult to read & complete..i need sufficient code snippets so that i can demonstrate it.

Please suggest me reading pattern..




16 years ago
Congratulations!! Its a very good score.
17 years ago
Hello Ranchers,

Today i cleared SCWCD with 78% a relatively less score than i expected.

I referred HFSJ for this exam and also referred to Hanumant Deshmukh especially for Developing secured web applications.

Also thanks to Javaranch as this has motivated me..

Tried out mocks from j2eeCertificate.com(they have older version J2ee 1.3) but still it is helpful and Javaranch mocks. Also bought Whizlabs SCWCD kit and it really helped.

Cheers...
Thanks for you reply..

I am unable to get BASIC Authentication popup window.
Hi,

I want to perform BASIC authentication on some particular resource.
But i am not receiving the pop-up window that asks for username and password. I directly see the resource that i wanted to constraint.
All the entries in web.xml and tomcat-users.xml looks good.

I guess i am goofing up with <realm-name>. Any idea how to configure the same.

Also i want to see https: protocol if i configure <user-data-constraint> as CONFIDENTIAL.

I have read somewhere that inorder to get HTTP over SSL we need to have certificate from Verisign.

I want to test https on my local machine. Please tell me whether it is possible or not.

Thanks
Manish
I Created PrintWriter object at class level and passed it to the invoke() method but i am not able get the result.

Can you please tell me where i am going wrong?
Hello,

In simple tags we perform getJspBody.invoke(null) to pass the body of the tag to the reponse and we get the result.
But what if i want to know the contents of body.

I tried with the following line of code that appear inside doTag().

1>writer=getJspContext().getOut();//Initialise Writer object
2>getJspBody().invoke(write); //invoke the JSPFragment
3>writer.toString(); //use the writer object to process the body

But result page is coming like below. It Prints the writer object.

org.apache.jsp.index_jsp$index_jspHelper@a86d12

I want to display the body contents that i have passed inside the tags.
<c:forEach var="listItem" items="${arrayListItem}" varStatus="indexNo">
<c ut value="${listItem}"/>
</c:forEach>
17 years ago
Hi,

Using JSTL <c:forEach> tag is the simplest way to iterate over a collection of object. Here is the example.

Say 'arrayListItem' is available within request Scope.

<c:forEach var="listItem" items="${arrayListItem}">
<c ut value="${listItem}"/>
</c:forEach>

This will print the value of items, indexwise.

Manish
17 years ago
Hi,

Kindly forward your resume to me @ manishshah@hsbc.co.in

At HSBC Global Technology, Pune we use Java & Mainframe. In future the projects are expected to be based on Web Services.

Thanks
Manish
17 years ago
I think validity of your voucher is expired..
For SCWCD you need to clear SCJP first.
Thanks Siva..

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I would like to know whether the new EL syntax #{expr} will appear in the exam or not..