Adam Zedan

Okay i did a little experimentation and i came up with the following. If i place the file directly in the webcontent folder using windows explorer it doesnt work.
But if i copy the file and goto the Javascript Resources section of eclipse and paste it there then eclipse pastes a copy of the file in the webcontent folder itself and at the same time imports a list of all the functions in the file.
Now is there any way to just specify a path instead of pasting all the time and how would i link css files ??

Yeah its a dynamic webproject and I am using Tomcat.
The jsp file is in
d:\users\Adam\workspace\Grid_Test\Webcontent\result.jsp

I placed the javascript file called editablegrid-1.0.11.js next to result.jsp ie
d:\users\Adam\workspace\Grid_Test\Webcontent\editablegrid-1.0.11.js

and my jsp file is calling the javascrip file using
<script src="editablegrid-1.0.11.js"></script>

but still firefox gives me

[19:01:21.477] GET http://localhost:8080/Grid_Test/editablegrid-1.0.11.js [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 0ms]

any ideas why ??? same thing with my .css files ?? I am a bit confused about the location.. Any suggestion would be appreciated..

Hi i wanted to know which path should i place my javascript file so that my jsp could access it ??
FireFox gave me this error
[07:03:42.319] GET http://localhost:8080/Grid_Sample/editablegrid-1.0.11.js [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 2ms]
I tried placing the.js file rite next to my jsp but still i got this error ?? Any suggestions on what the path should be ??
I am using eclipse and i also run and test my jsp files through eclipse

Just solved the problem.. since we cant delete the thread i guess ill just put my soloution.. I downloaded the libraries from http://jstl.java.net/download.html and put them in the lib folder of my tomcat.. And it works..

Hi i downloaded jstl classes from http://download.oracle.com/otndocs/jcp/7769-jstl-1.0-fr-class-oth-JSpec/ now i am having a little problem adding that to my project in eclipse. Any help would be apprecated. Did i download the correct thing ??

I was reading that once a jsp page becaomes a full servlet all the next incoming requests to that serlvet are run in a separate _jspService thread.
All the code in the jsp page scriptlet goes in the _jspService

public void _jspService(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)throws java.io.IOException, ServletException { ..... ....... }

I wanted to know that suppose a jsp page has a declaration tag such as <%! int i =0;%>
Now its equivalent code will be like

int i=0; public void _jspService(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)throws java.io.IOException, ServletException { ..... ....... }

So the next time another request comes in for the same jsp page (Which is a servlet now) part of my code was the scriptlet and there was also a declaration tag. Now I wanted to get an idea of what really happens when the _jspService thread execute the second time does it ignore the declaration tag since it already exists ??

I know i could acess the members of the outer class from the inner class. The question is could i access the members of the outer class from an instance of the inner class
The code i am using is

class Outer { public void outer_method() {System.out.println("Outer Method");} public class Inner { void Innermethod() { System.out.println("Inner Method"); Outer.this.outer_method(); //access outer method } } } public class Practise { public static void main(String[] args) { Outer out = new Outer(); Outer.Inner in = out.new Inner(); in.outer_method() //error How can i access outer_method from instance of inner } }

Paul Clapham wrote:If you use the name of a type in an abbreviated fashion (i.e. without the package part of the name) then you have to import that name. In your first example you used the name (ServletConfig) without specifying the package, so you need an import.

In all of your other examples you didn't use the names of any types, so that rule doesn't apply. In particular your imaginary rule about having to import methods is just that -- imaginary.

Oh okay thanks for clarifying this... One last question I guess this might be a bit too deep for me but just out of curiousity so when i use something like
getServletConfig().get..
where does eclipse look into to generate a list of available methods since the import is missing... ??

Bear Bibeault wrote:Basic java: if you don't have a reference to the class, you don't need an import.

I am a bit confused here ... especially since
.getInitParameter("SomeValue")
is a method in javax.servlet.ServletConfig
and we are not importing that.
So how can that method be available and how does the intellisense display that method??
A little more insight or specific reference material would be appreciated,..
Thanks

Recently i noticed while coding in a servlet that if i use the following statement:
ServletConfig sc =getServletConfig();
I need the following import
import javax.servlet.ServletConfig;

but when i use the following statement :
out.println(getServletConfig().getInitParameter("SomeValue"));
I do not need the import .. Why is that ?? Isnt getServletConfig() returning a ServletConfig type and the import of ServletConfig is missing ?? Why is that working without an import.

being fairly new to the JSF framework , I wanted to know if there was any relation between ActionListeners and javascript ?? Since Javascript can also accomplish the same things as actionlisteners such as Checking for missing text in a textbox etc. Infact I think Javascript would be better than using actionlisteners since all the processing would be done at the client end instead of sending a call to the server.. Any comments would be appreciated...

Okay I have run into a little problem here.. I need to use HttpServletResponse to access and pass around cookies.
Here is the thing the front is the facelet page and it gets its entire contents from a bean (a managed bean) at the back end and this managed bean is a pojo i was looking here http://gthill.blogspot.com/2008/01/cookies-in-jsf.html and it says that i have to use HttpServletResponse ?? How can i use HttpServletResponse in a pojo (bean)??? Am i missing anything ?? any help would be appreciated thanks..

Tried it in IE and it works
Looks like it has a problem with FrieFox

All i get is

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But no game.. or anything..
I am using firefox 3.6.18

Could The admin please let me know if there are other requirements which i may be missing ??