Sheldon Rego

Attn Maha Anna,
this is with regards to the query that bob has put forth.
My question is: Can a user access the physical file residing on the server using an anchor tag.
For ex: <a href="c:\amit\a.html">a.html</a>
"C:\" is the local directory of the server.
Similarly can he access other drives of the server.If so how please reply...Thanks in advance...

Hey try adding .; in your classpath as well as the path as that will make it the compiler in the present directory as well.
Regrds
Shel

Hi there,
Its better if U specify the exact code of how U have specified the servlet as I cannot interpret the error just by what U have written.
Regrds
Shel

Hi Sandeep,
Try placing the dir classpath in the autoexec.bat file then try it out it should work there. I jope U know how to set the Classpath in the autoexec.bat file.
Try it and get back
Regards Shel :-)

Hey Peter thanx a lot for the link,
I hadn't known much about J2ME it till date the presentation had some pretty good points
Sheldon:-)

Hi Everybody,
Examine this code
char x = '\u000a';
System.out.println(x);
When I compile this I get Errors as in
Invalid character constant.
char x = '\u000a';
^
';' expected.
char x = '\u000a';
^
Invalid character constant.
char x = '\u000a';
even when I comment the Line char x = '\u000a';
I get an error. This error is not seen if I replace the 'a' with any of the other alphabets....
I can't seem to figure why this is happening.
If someone could please throw some light on this topic...
Thanx in Advance
Sheldon:-)

By the way I tried out the syntax provided by the ranch hand had an error the actual value would be
String mmddyy = ""+(c.get(Calendar.MONTH)+1)+"/"+(c.get(Calendar.DATE))+"/"+(c.get(Calendar.YEAR));
See ya
Sheldon

Hi There Siva,
try using the abstract Class DateFormat on an instance of a Date Object, U can modify the formats of the Date.
check it out....
Bye,
Sheldon

Thanks all of you.

hey,
before U set the working of the JSP as http://localhost:8080/myjsp.jsp
U need to do first setup the Javawebserver2.0 on your machine the installable is readily available on the sun site.
After installing that U proceed to place your jsp file in the public_html folder provided by the web-server.
Then if required U can set the server to a new port, but the default port happens to be 8080.
To access the admin functions use the URL http://localhost:9090/
U can then access using the login/password: admin/admin
To see your JSP page use http://localhost:8080/myjsp.jsp
and your jsp file will be hosted.
Hope this helps U out....
:-)

There are a lot of perceptions of looking at Middleware and Business Logic, I would suggest that U download the pdf file from the sun java site, it gives a full complete study about middleware and the location of Business logic. the URL is
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaserverpages/Chap12.pdf

How do U basically distinguish between a Java class and a Java Bean on a technical level as there are a lot of debatable points if some could please elaborate on this topic