Ramakanta Sahoo wrote:Can you please let us know how you solved it or what was causing it, so that next time if someone faces the same error he will have an idea on how to solve it.
Thanks
Ramakanta Sahoo wrote:From this small error we can not help you. Please put the script which you use to start the server, etc in detail.
Jeanne Boyarsky wrote:THat line is HTML. You can be getting a JavaScript error in HTML; it has to be in a line of JavaScript code.
Check the error message again. Maybe you misread the line number. Or the line number refers to an imported JavaScript file and not the file you are looking at. Note that in most browsers, you can pull up the error console and click on the error to be taken to the relevant line of code.
Ashwini Kashyap wrote:Hi,
This is mostly due to JDK version issue.
Which version of JDK are you using?
Make use JDK 1.6 version or above and sqljdbc4.jar.
Hope this helps.
Thanks and Regards,
Ashwini Kashyap | [email protected] | www.infocepts.com
Sudhir Ravindra wrote:Looks like you are trying to add content to an existing work book. Which version of excel was this sheet created in.
Try creating a new workbook as described in http://poi.apache.org/spreadsheet/quick-guide.html#CreateCells and see if you can reproduce the issue.
Eric Pascarello wrote:With Java?
Are you asking how to process a form submission with Java on the backend?
Eric
Darryl Burke wrote:
rk thota wrote:hi,
i have a webpage developed using html consisting of few buttons. normally we will click the buttons manually either by using mouse or keyboard.
i need a help regarding how should i click those buttons programatically. that is when ever we execute a java program the button action should be performed same as when we clicked it manually.
thanks.
Is this about Swing or some other toolkit?