Rufus BugleWeed

Put your data in an entity bean.

rtexpvalues is supported in JSTL. They created two sets of taglibs.
For example, look for c and c_rt.

Speaking of money, Whizlabs should be giving JavaRanch RanchHand Discount.

SCJP angel is one thing.
But
MCP,MCDBA,MCSA,OCP 8i&9i DBA,SCJP,SCWCD,SCBCD,SCJD,SCEA
is another.
If everyone of those was a three hour college course that starts looking like 30 hours.

I was looking for c.tld. I thought it might have been in jstl.jar but it was in standard.jar. I wanted to know if forTokens, attibute items was rtexprvalue = true. But it's not.

Web tier in J2EE uses observer:
�Servlet context listener
�Servlet context attribute listener
�Session attribute listeners

Thank you. It's in a jar file. But it was not the one I expected.

and i constantly see ads online of companies looking desperately for java programers.

IMO, they are not desperately looking, they are extremely picky about who
they will hire.

You are new to J2EE too?
Have you seen this page?

Where can I find the JSTL TLD? IMO Sun is hiding this.

I think if you want all the data in a table you would return a collection of DTO. DTO is an encapsulation of the state of an object. It's meant to avoid the performance hit of getting state in a distributed application.

Sometimes I wish we had a links page. Navigating the IBM web site is like navigating NYC.

Can you not run struts 1.1 in websphere 4?

Is this what your looking for?
java.security.KeyFactory

For information about enabling SSL security between
the Web server and the Web client, and between the Web server plug-in and
WebSphere, see the IBM WebSphere V5.0 Security Handbook,
SG24-6573