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First time using JSP
Hi All, I've just started trying JSP for the first time. I made a simple jsp page: (hello.jsp) <HTML> <BODY> Hello! The time is now <%= new java.util.Date() %> </BODY> </HTML> and uploaded it to my FTP site of my ISP (iinet.net.au). I loaded hello.jsp from my webbrowser and the java...- Biscuits
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- Forum: Sun: Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
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Simple Timer
Trying to program some GUI in java right now... I've got a simple splash screen im trying to display and i need to create a simple timer to hold the splash screen instance there for a few seconds then go and load the main GUI screen... How would you program a simple timer to hold the splash... -
Newbie help... importing classes
ah! dodgy spelling strikes again! boy do i feel silly :) thanks for the help. biscuits @hotmail.com -
Newbie help... importing classes
Unfortunatly I already tried that. My program at the moment looks like this: import java.util.Calender; import java.util.calender; Class Dave { } and both lines javac spits out an error at the calender keyword saying it cannot resolve the symbol. Where java.util.calender located and am i meant... -
Newbie help... importing classes
Hi all, im new to java and am currently working my way thru a 'dummies' style book... in one of the exercises, it requires you to import 'java.util.calender' class but i cant find it and javac keeps going nuts cause it cant find the Calender class...im using JRE v1.3 (which the same book uses...
