Sanjeev P Kulkarni

Paul Clapham wrote:Haritha, if you really have your configuration file in the classpath, then just take out this line:
PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties");
Not only is it unnecessary, it's the source of the problem as it tells log4j to look in your current working directory for the configuration file. Presumably your current working directory isn't part of your classpath.

If your log4j.properties file is in the top most of the directory i.e src/log4j.properties then you don't have to use PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties"); log4j will automatically searches for that file. hope this will help.

Sumit Patil wrote:Well it was a no-time-to-waste kind of situation for me.
Anyways Congratulation

Thanks Sumit...All the Best...

Sumit Patil wrote:

Sanjeev P Kulkarni wrote:
Hi Sumit,
Same with me the company is really very good that is why I am keeping my patience and following up wisely.

Well Sanjeev, i was running out of patience, so joined a different company. I think they should have been more professional.
All the best to you.

Hi All finally I have received the offer letter from the said company. All you need is to keep your temper and work well and you will get the desired...

Sumit Patil wrote:Is this practice of not replying back to the candidate getting common these days?
I had an interview with a company in Feb and after a week or so, i got a call from the HR saying that i have cleared the interview. HR also asked me to email the required documents, but till date after numerous emails and calls i haven't got any response from them. The company i am talking about is a very well established company.

Hi Sumit,

Same with me the company is really very good that is why I am keeping my patience and following up wisely. Daily I will send at least one email to the concerned person and will be calling once after sending email. So keeping the communications with the personals. Let me see and update later..

Warm Regards,
Sanjeev Kulkarni

sonalika kulkarni wrote:Hey after taking with H.R. I made a negociation and he approves and send me the salary structure which I have accepted may receive offer letter in 1-2 days. Thanks coderanch rocks

Even I am going through the same situation. Initially when I had been interviewed, I have demanded some good package for which the HR said ok. Later I have received an email stating some package which I didn't even imagined. Again I have contacted the HR and discussed and did the negotiation and came down little down. Then after that I have received a detailed breakdown salary structure and was told that will receive the offer letter within 48 hours. But even after one week of follow-ups I didn't received my offer letter.

So kindly give your valuable suggestions on the action to be taken.

Thanks in advance.

Warm Regards,
Sanjeev Kulkarni

Ajax is the best way, without sending the data to the server it will validates at the client side itself...

Miku Ranjan wrote:Hi,
How can avoid the end user direct access of my js/css file.

I don't think any work around possible until you assign role rights for the file path and for the file names.


Regards,
Sanjeev

sureshkumarneeli kumar wrote:i have 4 jsp files i don't know how to convert that into war .can any body tell

Hi Suresh,

You can visit the suns website link for getting information on how to create the war file. Below is the link. Hope it helps you.

http://java.sun.com/j2ee/tutorial/1_3-fcs/doc/WCC3.html


Regards,
Sanjeev Kulkarni

lisy jessica wrote:Thanks for the reply. Will try this.

http://www.roseindia.net/jsp/file_upload/uploadingMultipleFiles.shtml

Try this link if you want full explanation along with the code.

Try to use any IDE's like eclipse or Netbeans so that it will be very easy to get started. Just select New-Project-Web Application Project and you are done.

The JSp execution/life cycle is given below:

1. jspInit(): This method is the called form the init() method. This method is of interface javax.servlet.jsp.JspPage. We can override this method. This method will be called once when the container loads the servlet for the first time.
2. _jspService(): This method is called from the servlet's service method. The container passes the Request and Response objects to this method. We can't override this method. It is a method of javax.servlet.jsp.HttpJspPage interface.
3. jspDestroy: This method is called by the servlet's destroy() method. We can override this method. It is a method of javax.servlet.jsp.JspPage interface.

As said in previous post I would like to add the following to the list before you start thinking of coding login page.
1> technology
2> architecture
3>security

Please try to consider these as the main aspects as even today I see many popular sites have some security issues when a user logs off due to back button problems of the browser.

I also had the same problem but resolved by some help from google. Here is what I did: I created a servlet which will fetch the image from mysql database as below:

/** * @author Sanjeev Kulkarni * @since 0.5 - 30-Jul-2010 12:49:01 PM * @version 0.1 */ public class ImageRetrieveServlet extends HttpServlet { private static final long serialVersionUID = 6290659385134794998L; public void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException{ String id = request.getParameter("id"); long doctor = Long.parseLong(id); System.out.println("Id in imageretirve="+id); String connectionURL = "jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/health1"; java.sql.Connection con=null; try{ Class.forName("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver").newInstance(); con=DriverManager.getConnection(connectionURL,"root","root"); Statement st1=con.createStatement(); ResultSet rs1 = st1.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM doctor_photo_attachement where doctor='"+doctor+"' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1"); System.out.println(rs1.toString()); System.out.println("after query"); String imgLen=""; if(rs1.next()){ System.out.println("in rs"); imgLen = rs1.getString(6); System.out.println(imgLen.length()); } rs1 = st1.executeQuery("SELECT * FROM doctor_photo_attachement where doctor='"+doctor+"' ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1 "); if(rs1.next()){ int len = imgLen.length(); byte [] rb = new byte[len]; InputStream readImg = rs1.getBinaryStream(6); int index=readImg.read(rb, 0, len); System.out.println("index"+index); st1.close(); response.reset(); response.setContentType("image/jpg"); response.getOutputStream().write(rb,0,len); response.getOutputStream().flush(); } } catch (Exception e){ e.printStackTrace(); } } }

Then in my JSP page I called
<img src="ImageRetrieveServlet?id=<%=id %>" width="125" height ="125" border="1">

This will display the image in a JSP page. Hope you find this as useful.

I don't think that is a problem with linux. Java itself is written as "Write once run any where". I use Ubuntu to code and upload to the server and the same can be accessed by any operating system either it's windows or linux or mac. Please try to cross check your jsp code.

<%@ include file="/jsp/header.jsp" %> must be used only for static contents. If the contents changes at run time then we must use<jsp:include page="../../header.jsp" />.