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Interesting book The Adventurous Life of Agatha

filmakaindia.harpreet@gmail.com — Sun, 15 Feb 2009 21:23:03 -0800

The memoir of fashion designer, Agatha Brown, â€œThe Adventurous Life of Agathaâ€� is the best book I have read in a long time. I was not expecting it to be so entertaining and such an exciting page turner. I ran across it on her web site www.agatha.com . She traveled all over the world with her two beautiful white poodles to design and produce her fashion collections. But donâ€™t think it is all easy. She details the trials, tribulations, narrow escapes, and hard won battles she endured to become a recognized fashion designer. Be sure to read this one

Re: JSP Bean, object methods

shmish111@hotmail.com — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 06:52:39 -0700

Sorry, problems including comments in my code on the thread. here it is:

<%
TransitionManager tm = new TransitionManager();
String TF_ID = request.getParameter("TF_ID");
if (null!= TF_ID){
summary = tm.getSummary(TF_ID);
%>

JSP Bean, object methods

shmish111@hotmail.com — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 06:51:02 -0700

I am using beans in JSP pages to collect my form data and put it in a database. What I also need to do is populate beans from the database. I currently have some methods which populate a container object correctly. However if I try using these methods when the container object is being used as a bean it won't work.

Some code:

<%
TransitionManager tm = new TransitionManager(); /

Seemingly, what happens is the returned Summary object is shallow copied to the bean ("summary"). However it stops it being a bean any more. This means any changes I make to "summary" are not passed on to other pages that use the summary bean.

Once I've done this: summary = tm.getSummary(TF_ID); I can only change the bean using jsp:setProperty.

I started doing things long-handed with commands such as:

Summary summaryTemp = tm.getSummary(TF_ID);
summary.setCompanyName(summaryTemp.getCompanyName());
summary.setContract(summaryTemp.getContract());
summary.setAddress1(summaryTemp.getAddress1());

but I have realised as I work on my site that this is going to be a massive job. Is there anyway to cast an object to a bean object or another solution?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Data Structures & Algorithms in Java by Robert Lafore

java.knigee@gmail.com — Thu, 31 May 2007 01:11:26 -0700

Data Structures & Algorithms in Java by Robert Lafore
Get free this book from this web site
http://freebooksource.com/

Re: JSP bean

saif.outwit@gmail.com — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:09:33 -0700

mohsin siddiqui,

place you compile beans file inside your WEB-INF/classes folder then try.

MyApp/WEB-INF/classes.

make sure your already import your package inside you jsp if you created your bean inside package..

Re: JSP bean

saif.outwit@gmail.com — Thu, 15 Mar 2007 10:02:58 -0700

there is some what i like to know about you directory structure or where you getting i mean compile time or run time..

or its better to paste you Exception or Error with your Query.. it will be more convenient for others to find out the error cause.

Re: JSP bean

mohammadmohsins@infotechsw.com — Fri, 23 Jun 2006 05:04:33 -0700

What u r saying is really good. But still me also facing some problem concerning to jsp and bean. wat u said i did but i cant find the answer. So plz will u send me the complte code with where i have to save the bean file or etc..

Re: Chapter 9: The Contenders

Wed, 21 Jun 2006 17:13:31 -0700

Hi ,

My company has a tradition to move olny when software technology is steady .Just for example most of our desktops are running Windows 2k instead of Windows XP .
Now we are evaluating to move into Java and 2 options are on the table . Stay on Oracle Environment using Jdeveloper or adopt Eclipse and open source tools . The first one seems to us to be a choice where you have a supplier to always contact , the second a bet on a new world where we donÂ´t have experience . Please , what do you think ?
How difficult is the learning curve on this move , from an environment using Oracle Developer ( Forms and Reports ) to a Java world ?
We thank you in advance for your help .
Hope to hear from you .

Re: Sourceforge projects - popularity == productivity?

Mon, 05 Jun 2006 06:38:12 -0700

Here are the projects from sourceforge sorted by language:
Rank Language Projects

Is this list still around at sourceforge? Tried to a link there, and also via google. Only find a breakdown of the projects into cathgories... Thanks!

Re: Welcome

atbrew@gmail.com — Thu, 20 Apr 2006 01:56:39 -0700

Surley one of the reasons Java is not used for the rich clients as you discuss, is partly to do with bandwidth?

In Ireland less than 1/2 the population have broadband, ie 56 kb lines at best, on top of this its common for us to have less than 1mb broadband up to recently.

What AJAX is tackling i thought was people cant connect fast enough for smooth web pages, so just give them the bits they need, this in analogous to repainting only half you screen, as clever as that may be it only complicates things.

In some parts of Poland i have now heard of 100mb internet providers. Surely in time as the world moves on and passing the data becomes less of an issue rich clients will emerge?

Look back in time to when memory was expensive, applications where poor partly because complete caching was not avaiable. I now have a Cache on my PC that is larger than my first harddisk by a long shot, applications have become "sexier" largly because of this. I think the same will apply to web apps as bandwidth will grow (hopefully as fast a the size of harddrives)

Web applications by their nature serve the great unwashed, not the 100mb Poles, but majorities than have awfull acess, you want to reach out to the masses. In time i hope that the majority, the great unwashed get better bandwidth

Alas on a final not Java will die eventually, i will not explain now as my right arm is in a cast and i am pecking this out.