Shishio San

Hi guys,
I need to maintain a jsp file. Different actions are taken according to the value of certain condition that i retrieve from a bean object. the first time i did it i ended up with a series of if-else statements and each new case requires the whole logic to be examined again. In one word this is becoming really tiring and not good at all.
I was thinking if some one can suggest a technology or anything that might ease the problem (xml configurator, tags ... )
thx

1. B
2. A,B (A: still it has to be configured in the web.xml to load at start-up)
3. A

Originally posted by Stephen Lim:

A. ServletRequest

B. ServletResponse

C. HTTPRequest

D. HTTPResponse
(This question seems to be quite funky as none of the options are 'interface' in the J2EE 1.3 APIs, right?)[/QB]

These are all interfaces.

Hi,
page : The instance of the JSP page's servlet processing the current request. Not typically used by JSP page authors.
pageContext: The context for the JSP page. Provides a single API to manage the various scoped attributes. javax.servlet.jsp.PageContext

congratulations.

Sure you can.
Two different implementations of the interface.

you need to define a default constructor in the parent class.

Hi,
I read your sample chapter about handling exception. It was well explained with relevant examples. Congratulations.

Thank you Daniel and Sam. I was wondering if you have any idean about the changes Sun intends to make on the certification. is it worth waiting for the new version ...
Thx

The most frequent one should be enough

That what i did thx anyway

Is there anyway to make a japplet communication with a javabean

Hey Alfred that's a great score 8-)
I was sure you would do well in the exam
Congratulations dude
Keep up the good work

Does anyone know where can i get this package
Thx

Thank you guys

Thx