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Unknown Elements in JAXB 1.6
TonHu, I think you might have posted this in the wrong thread. My question is about JAXB and the URL you posted leads to a page having nothing to do with Java at all. -
Unknown Elements in JAXB 1.6
Hello. I am an experience Java developer but have never used JAXB before. My client (who is a bit behind the times) is using JAXB 1.6 and Java 1.4. For various reasons, I cannot upgrade at the moment. The problem I am having is that one of the groups we interface with has decided to add some... -
JSTL Newbie - What's causing this error?
Thanks. Didn't realize there was a forum specifically for JSP. I reposted it there, but don't see a way to delete this one. -
JSTL Newbie - What's causing this error?
...date element value for each news element and store in tempdate variable in request scope--> <x:forEach var="heading" select="$newslist/newslist/*"> <c:set var="tempdate" scope="request"> <x:out select="$heading/date"/> </c:set> and here is the start of the exception...- tommyc7
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- Replies: 1
- Forum: Sun: Servlets and JavaServer Pages (JSP)
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JSTL Newbie - What's causing this error?
...date element value for each news element and store in tempdate variable in request scope--> <x:forEach var="heading" select="$newslist/newslist/*"> <c:set var="tempdate" scope="request"> <x:out select="$heading/date"/> </c:set> and here is the start of the exception... -
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RoR newbie server startup problem
I am brand new to RoR and just going through a tutorial. I had everything up and running, but somehow I managed to mess up my installation. I tried to reinstall, but that didn't work. I'm using using Mac 10.5, if that makes a difference. Anyway, here's the error I am getting after I start... -
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CSS challenge - Vertical stripes
Yeah, the second suggestion (floated divs) is kind of what I was thinking, but I was hoping for some pseudo-code or something because I can't seem to get it.- tommyc7
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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CSS challenge - Vertical stripes
Maybe it won't be a challenge for you, but it is for me with my limited CSS skills... I'm trying to create a background that is just 4 vertical stripes (four different colors) in which each stripe is 25% of the current screen width. I would then want to put a white box in the center that...- tommyc7
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- Replies: 4
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Updating multiple elements in XML Document with same value
I need some help using the Java XML APIs. Suppose I have an org.w3c.dom.Document containing an XML that is similar to: <XML> <outer> <type>A</type> <inner>123</inner> </outer> <outer> <type>B</type> <inner>123</inner> </outer> <outer> <type>C</type>... -
Query Help
Hey.. I'm a developer, but my SQL is weak... Can someone please give me a hint as to how I would do the following? Suppose the following table: Table: AAA Column1 Column2 Column3 ------- ------- ------- 1 100 B 2 100 C 3 100 B 4 101... -
HTML Validation and "quirks" mode.
I have 2 part question about how the browser's validation on a web page. Here's the basic scenario: Suppose you have a page that validates perfectly in either HTML 4.01 strict or XHTML 1.0 strict. Now say you want to add a piece of code that you received from an external source, say you're...- tommyc7
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- Replies: 2
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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File IO in Tomcat
Can anyone recommend a good tutorial or reference guide on how to do File I/O in a Tomcat web server? Specifically, I am using Tomcat 4. For some reason, I can't seem to grasp the basics of how Tomcat determines what the base directory is. For example: If I put this line of code in a JSP...- tommyc7
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- Replies: 0
- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Tomcat 5.5 -- Not getting the base directory expected...
FYI, I've tried it like this, too: <Context path="/mySite" docBase="mySite" debug="0" reloadable="true" /> because all of the examples I found were like this. Still didn't work.- tommyc7
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Tomcat 5.5 -- Not getting the base directory expected...
Hi. I'm working on a site currently on my local PC using Tomcat 5.5. I thought that I set it up right, but apparently I have a little problem. Suppose my directory structure is: C:\Tools\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\mySite I would expect that the root directory for the web application "mySite" to be...- tommyc7
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- Forum: General e-Business discussion
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Cannot get CSS to work in JSP code
Thanks!! You're absolutely right, it thinks the root is: http://localhost:8080/ So, does that mean there's a mistake in my server.xml file? Shouldn't the root directory be specific to the web site and not the outer container? <Context path="/myWebSite" docBase="/myWebSite" debug="0"...- tommyc7
- Post #11
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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Cannot get CSS to work in JSP code
Thanks for helping guys, sorry it took so long to reply, I wasn't able to get back to this.... Anyway, to answer you question, Chris, the URL is: http://localhost:8080/myWebSite/maint/cat.jsp And I'vr tried (at least) both of these variations of the heading: <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC...- tommyc7
- Post #9
- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
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JPA not committing?
I'm not sure if this is the right forum, so sorry if it's not, but here goes.... I am using MyEclipse and am attempting to use the JPA package. I've worked through the tutorial and everything worked fine using Derby. Now, I'm trying to write "real" code against a MySQL DB. Everything is... -
Cannot get CSS to work in JSP code
By <WEB_ROOT>, I just meant to highest level directory. I am using Tomcat. So, say the directory structure on my localhost is: C:\Tools\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat 5.5\webapps\myWebSite\WEB-INF\classes... Then, in my example above, <WEB_ROOT> = C:\Tools\Apache Software...- tommyc7
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- Forum: HTML, XHTML & CSS
