Alex Grig

Hi NELL,
you'd better check it one time more.
setAttribute(string name, Object o) IS method of request.

Originally posted by NEEL:
It is session.setAttribute(String name,Object o);
and not request.setAttribute();
In fact request object does that have any setAttribute() method associated with it.

Thanks You all,
I get it.

Hello.
Suppose, i created session object at www.foo.com (or http://localhost:8080).
Could anyone explain me how to get this session object from different host my.foo.com (or http://localhost:8081).
So if session object lives in memory on the servlet container it must be some ways to keep session in multihost environment.

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Alex J.Grig

Hello,
I'm trying to deploy web-application on the following way:
1/ create one domain;
2/ create 3 servers within this domain
- serwer "www";
- server "search";
- server "member";
3/ create 3 web-applications
- "www-app";
- "search-app";
- "member-app";
4/ and finally 3 virtual host;
- www.myapp.com;
- search.myapp.com;
- member.myapp.com;
So, now i want to run "www-app" on server "www" calling http://www.myapp.com, and so on ...
Can you give me a clue, how to get it works!
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Alex J.Grig

Hi,
Can anyone help me out.
When i run my application on Oracle8i(under Linux) the ERROR message appear for
any jsp files that contain the following lines:
<% String path = "mypath"; %>
<% request.setAttribute("PATH", path); %>

----------------error message-----------------
Request URI:/testproject/www/index.jsp
Exception:
oracle.jsp.provider.JspCompileException:
Errors compiling:c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java
c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java:54:
Method setAttribute(java.lang.String, java.lang.String) not
found in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.
request.setAttribute("PATH", path);
^
1 error
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All this files run on JRun*.*, JBoss,
Tomcat*.*, ... well.
Thank in advance.
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Alex J.Grig
[This message has been edited by Alex Grig (edited December 16, 2001).]

Hi,
Can anyone help me out.
When i run my application on Oracle8i/9i(under Linux) the ERROR message appear for
any jsp files that contain the following lines:
<% String path = "mypath"; %>
<% request.setAttribute("PATH", path); %>

----------------error message-----------------
Request URI:/testproject/www/index.jsp
Exception:
oracle.jsp.provider.JspCompileException:
Errors compiling:c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java
c:\oracle\ora81
\apache\apache\htdocs\_pages\_testproject\_www\_index.java:54:
Method setAttribute(java.lang.String, java.lang.String) not
found in interface javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest.
request.setAttribute("PATH", path);
^
1 error
------------------------------------------
All this files run on JRun*.*, JBoss,
Tomcat*.*, ... well.
Thank in advance.
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Alex J.Grig
[This message has been edited by Alex Grig (edited December 16, 2001).]

But (int)(0.99999999999999 * 26) = 25

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Alex J.Grig

ASCII code for 'Z' is 90!
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Alex J.Grig

Thanks rane,
I get it for the code above.
Please clear up the following words
"It is ok to pass null as an argument to a method, as long as the method is expecting it. Some methods do; some do not. So, for example, System.out.println(null) is ok, but string.compareTo(null) is not."
What does it mean "as long as the method is expecting it."?
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Alex J.Grig

Hi friends.
Please explain why it works:
public class Ranch { public static void main(String[] args) { Math f = null; int x = 23; double d = f.sin(x); System.out.println(d); } }
So if we can't instantiate Math, so it must be null?

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Alex J.Grig

Hi friends.
I can't find any solutions for this problem.
Anyone can show me the way how to create mail account from client-side.
Thanks in advance.
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Alex J.Grig

Hi
Integer.MIN_VALUE = -2147483648;
it seems that Math.abs(-2147483648) return 2147483648;
but Integer.MAX_VALUE = 2147483647;
The rule is simple:
Integer.MAX_VALUE + j --> Integer.MIN_VALUE + (j-1);
2147483647 + 3 --> -2147483648 + (3-1);
2147483647 + 3 --> -2147483646;

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Alex J.Grig

According to the "Complete Java 2 Certification Study Guide" we can summarise "After each container is constructed and assigned an appropriate layout manager, the conteiner is poppulated with the components it is to contain"
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Alex J.Grig

Hi James,
The problem is after line
setLayout(new BorderLayout());
Pay attention to the following rules:
1. Construct the frame.
2. Give the frame a layout manager.
3. Populate the frame (in you code above you omit this step)
...
So now simply add your button after line (means frame is populated with the components)
setLayout(new BorderLayout());
and it'll work.
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Alex J.Grig
[This message has been edited by Alex Grig (edited October 31, 2001).]

Hi Latif,
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Alex J.Grig