Sebastian Tincu

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Recent posts by Sebastian Tincu

Try checking if the user closes it browser window with some javascript. Though I think there are some issues with this too.
15 years ago
JSP
With EL's . operator you may access an attribute set in one of the four scopes or a bean's property. The String name variable, at translation time, just gets to be an instance variable in your servlet class. You may access it using a simple expression:


The error you get when using pageContext is because you don't have a JavaBean property named name defined into your servlet class. You need to define a getter for it.



You may set an attribute in one of the four scopes but just like below and then access it with the:


But this three are poor examples showing you how the things are working.
15 years ago
JSP
It seems to be a Internet Explorer specific issue ( this is how it is behaving by default). Try disabling the "Show friendly HTTP error messages" from the Internet Explorer's advance options tab.
15 years ago
JSP
Where is your errorPage.jsp located under the web application's directory?
15 years ago
JSP