So that i will be having window.event in all scopes. This has reduced a little amount of work for me. Going forward if am able to do "if(!isIE)window.event=event" in some place before going to doThis(), will make my life simpler. Any suggestions about this?
I have tried jQuery, which requires lot of rewiring for current code. I should try protyping browser differences. Well, will try that and let you know here. Thank you for valuable suggestion.
Thanks for your reply. I'm using IE and it does catches events into window object as "window.event". For firefox, this is not the case, we have to pass event object into the event handler function. This is very tedious job and wanted to find out a simple solution.
I am supporting an web application in Safari and Firefox. I have to handle events in w3c way. How should i go about it with a very minimal changes to the current code. Thanks.
@Uttam: I have not made any changes in jboss5.1. I downloaded it and trying to deploy. Currently we are using jboss4.0.3sp1. What are the things should i copy from 5.1 profile into my profile?
I have a server profile which works fine with jboss4. When i use the same server profile on jboss 5, i am getting this following issue. Can anyone please help me solve this problem.
I have many number of flows in my web application. All the flows uses one generic method for getting data from the db. In this generic method, i want to check one condition from the session data. How can i do this? If i pass request object from action class till that 'generic method' it becomes too tedious. Do we have any other alternative solution for this problem?
I know HTTPServlet is an interface. when i say "MyServlet extends HTTPServlet" the super class is HTTPServlet. Where does GenericServlet comes into picture?