Vu Pham

I have changed the order of JAR file in "Configure Build Path". It's ok now :-)

Thanks all for your help :-)

Hi all,

I'm using Stax API (http://stax.codehaus.org/) in my project. I'm using Eclipse IDE also. But I'm having a small issue. I have a java file like below:


import javax.xml.XMLConstants;

...
final private static SchemaFactory SCHEMA_FACTORY =
SchemaFactory.newInstance( XMLConstants.W3C_XML_SCHEMA_NS_URI );
...


I want to use XMLConstants of J2SE lib. The problem is IDE just understands XMLConstants class here is of Stax API. XMLConstants class of Stax API doesn't have W3C_XML_SCHEMA_NS_URI property. That's why Eclipse can't compile my java file. I can't remove Stax API from my program because there are some others places I used it. Do you know how to solve this one? Thanks very much.

Kind regards,
Vu Pham

Hi Victor,

As I know, sometimes we can't use #variable, we must use %{#variable}. But I don't know why? Anyone know about this?

Ok, thanks Sony and David :-)

Hi Sonny,

In my 2nd question, I used

<s:text name="response"/>

This one will be incorrect. Why it doesn't get the value from getResponse()?

Hi all,

1. I'm confuse about %{variable} and #variable. What are the different between them?


2. I have 1 more question
In my project, I use

<s:text name="%{response}"/>

It can get the value from getResponse(), I can't use <s:text name="response"/>

However, in the same form, I use

<s:textarea rows="4" name="remarks" id="remarks" cols="100" />

It can get the value from getRemarks()

Do you know why?


Thanks :-)

Ok, got it. Thank Ulf Dittmer :-)

No. I mean I saw they use

java.rmi.RemoteException
java.rmi.Remote

Thanks :-)

Hi all,

Anyone know why AXIS use RMI in its code for what purpose? I have tried searching but couldn't get the clearly answers yet.

Thanks all.

No... I'm developing a desktop application :-)

Hi all,

I'm going to develop an application that has Flash in UI layer and Java in Business layer. Do you know how we communicate between them? Or do you know any open source supporting that one?

Thanks,

Hi everyone,

ASP.NET has code-behind technique, does Java support it? Please tell me, thanks very much

Vu Pham

Yeah I will enjoy this book. Big thanks to Dan Allen and Javaranch :-)

Thanks :-)

Those things are just what you think... Can you please show me some samples?