It could probably be because you need to specify id for the select element. Some browsers pass data based on id, others based on the name attribute. To be safe, it is a good practice to define the id...

If you are looking at web development, I would recommend that you install Tomcat (http://tomcat.apache.org/).

I'm not sure I understand your problem. A little more code and clear explanation maybe!

Yes, you will have to read the log file and display the content in a JSP.



No, there isn't a way of doing this automagically.

Get connecting JSP with Mysql (http://www.httpguru.com/x.php?subaction=showfull&id=1168011453&archive=&start_from=&ucat=5)

The link in his signature is an indicator of the crap he's mentioned in...

Such a vague request...

I'm not trying to come out. :p What I am saying is that the original post had a requirement: i want the parent window to be closed ...without any alert to be displayed...

If you are going to do a...

He's not new now. The post is 18 months old. I only see exclusion of servlet as a part of a bad advice. If one doesn't know servlets, what to start with? Yeah, I know the usual argument that JSP is...

That will display an alert at least with IE, which the OP does not want.

It would be a good idea to feed the keywords of your topic to a search engine. You are likely to get a lot of good results.

What prevents you from creating it? There is no problem in using MS Access if you realize that there are some inherent limitations to it.

Would you like a browser to behave that way? Imagine some website which fires off a thousand print-outs on load. That sounds pretty malicious.

No.

Not sure what you mean. If you are hinting at importing driver classes in the code, it is not required. But if you mean having the driver JAR in the classpath, it should be in the Tomcat common lib....

That forum has several other problems and the moderators/developers ignore feedback most of the times.

Your problem description does not make much sense to me and you seem to be 'sticking your tongue out' too often in the code. ;)

It might help if you post a simpler description of what you want to...

maybe posting this question in an ASP forum with more details [relevant code] would help better.

How far have you studied JSP/servlets so far? You need to create a directory for your web application under the auto-deployment directory (check Weblogic documentation for that)... you need a WEB-INF...

huh? This is the JSP forum!

The worst approach for any web application is to think of connecting a JSP to the JDBC directly. If you are really interested, there is a sql taglib in JSTL which would help you.

And Google is the...

Google can

500 - means internal server error. This usually implies that there is a problem in the JSP or some part of the code. Check your server logs.

Should that not be onKeyPress?!?

Delete the previous records and insert a new one. You would have the user id or something to look up for the records.

You need to have an Ant task which would compile, build and deploy your web application to Tomcat. JCreator internally makes use of an Ant build file, which is a simple XML. You could edit it to add...

Could you show some code snippet for what you are talking about?

You are free to hold your opinions on the issue while I stick to mine. I'm certainly not taking that when I read Please Please Help, this is really urgent in your post, it's not intimidating to...

If you are using the File IO, I should warn you that it does not work the same way in web applications as it does for a standalone application.


>> This worked but it didn't write to the file
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I am not completely sure if I know the exact cause but I think SQL server supports only one statement per connection. So, if you want to exeucte another query, you will require a new connection. You...

The error message is clear enough. You are compiling the class(es) with a higher version of JDK than what Tomcat 4.0 is supposed to use. From the major.minor version = 49.0, I guess you are using JDK...

Sometimes Google could get you lucky (http://www.oop-reserch.com/scheduler_example_1.html)!

The ODBC driver is not recommended since there are limited features available. Oracle supports a lot more features than what the bridge driver could. The OCI driver requires an Oracle client...

Could you add a line to print the stack trace?
ex.printStackTrace();

Go to Tomcat manager and check if the web application is running.

http://www.bluemarsh.com/java/jswat/docs/howto-jsp.html

There is no sense in having a web application if you want to run it like a stand-alone executable. All you need to do is deploy it on "one" SERVER and everyone else who have a browser would be able...