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Hi all, I am coming across a problem with my new installation of Oracle 10g AS. It is a deployment containing Java servlets. Every now and then users get a message to say "Page cannot be displayed". I imagine it may be something to do with the timeout settings and when the server is not detected...

I need to integrate some kind of error handling in my code to ensure that if a virus is found, that the file is then prevented from being uploaded to the database. I don't think just scanning any new files on the server will be enough.

Ref thread855-848267 I am looking for a way to ensure that files uploaded to my web application server are virus free. Has anybody out there done something like this before? Am very happy to shell out for antivirus software, but I really need to be sure that it will do the job. I have a web...

Thanks for the advice everybody! I think I am now going to have to focus on "user acceptance" to bypass this problem!

I am trying to put a value into an input file box. On the HTML form the user has the option to upload another file. If they have previously browsed and chosen a file, when the page refreshes this value is wiped. Because this would be a pain for users, I am trying to get it so the value is...

You could do something like the following: String myString = "1,2,3,4"; int myNumber=2; boolean myBoolean = myString.indexOf(valueOf(myNumber)) > 0; if myBoolean is true then the number is in the string.

Hi all, I am using JDK 1.3.1 and want to get the name of the current method as a string (for exception handling). Does anybody know how to do this? Thanks, Caroline.

try { sql = SOMESQL STATEMENT results = this.getDbManager().executeSelect(sql); if (results == null) { throw new RecordNotFoundException("Error Retrieving record for" + aUserId); } else if (results.next()) { incorrectLogins = results.getString("COUNTER"); } } catch...

Hi All, I am debugging some java code, and have noticed that the finally block is not being executed. As far as I am aware, in a try-catch-finally declaration, the finally part should always be run. Is this the case? And if so, does anybody have any idea why this block of code is being skipped...