Originally posted by vasudevan gopalan:
hai ram,
i am using string datatype as primary key
bye,
vasu
Originally posted by Tom Tang:
I'm new to JSP. What editor would you recommend to create JSP? Use html editor like HTMLKit or Java editor like Kawa or JCreator?
Another question is how to debug JSP. Is there a compiler for that?
Originally posted by dagmar timler:
You would use java.io.File:
create a File object for each file that you need in folder "A", then use the renameTo(File) method to rename(move) the files into "B" folder. (you have to create File's in folder "B" that corresponds for each File in "A")
Does this help, or do you need more specifics?
Originally posted by Dharmesh Chheda:
[B]
you need to get your date string in the proper format meaning get it in the format
"01-12-1999 12:00:00" and insert into the database field which is of DATE type
[/B]
Originally posted by vasudevan gopalan:
Hi everybody,
In JSP how to split the records so that only a certain number of records can be shown at a time.For eg 10 records in first page and next 10 records in second page and so on.
bye
Vasu
Originally posted by Preety Agarwal:
Hi All
We are in the process of finalizing between JSP or coldfusion....
I have been asked to describe the comparison both. I HAVE NO IDEA OF COLDFUSION... i am always for JSP pages...Can some of you who have worked in both tell me why you choose oneover the other...What are the factors i should look into....catches etc...
Where to get some more information on that.
Please help...I am lost
Preety Agarwal
Originally posted by dagmar timler:
what exactly is your problem?
- the date not being inserted correctly?
- the date being inserted as a different date?
- the date not being inserted at all?
- an exception being thrown?
Originally posted by sanj singh:
Hi Ramkumar
Try doing this ..
session.setAttribute("nameForIdentification",object);
and then you can retrieve the object from the session this way...
session.getAttribute("nameForIdentification");
remember to cast the object to appropriate type.
Hope this helps.
regards
sanj
Originally posted by sanj singh:
Hi Ramkumar
session is an implicit object like request,response etc..You don't need to create an instance of this object in JSP.
regards
sanj