you could use the system command to send your mail
something like
system("uuencode $homedir$mail $send_name | mailx -s 'Subject' $emailAddress" );
figured it out, all of my pages in my frameset have to have base tags with the target of _top
and any javascript that changes the location has to be top.location, not window.location or document.location
in a nutshell I need to refresh all of the frames when any action is performed in one of the other frames. if I simply let the servlet forward the frame page back to itself the frame which the action was originated gets the entire frameset. is there anything I can put in the response to reload...
I have a frameset page that I need "refreshed" from a servlet. I basically want to post the entire page to the browser window it came from. I'm stuck as to how to direct the pages to go to their corresponding frames. I've tried messing around with some javascript and the base tag...
I have a flat file which I am loading into 2 tables, if the record starts with a 1, its a header, if it starts with an 8 its a detail.
Problem is that I need to hold a value from the header to insert with each detail. Here is an example that is what I want to do.
Thanks in advance
load data...
If there is no out parameter and it returns a value, isn't that a function, anyway, check out this site, it helped me when I was working with the dbi module:
http://www.saturn5.com/~jwb/dbi-examples.html
I'm using:
style='border: solid 0 #000; border-top-width:2px;'
to create a black line on the top of a table cell,
this works great in IE but in netscape (4.7) it only puts a black line where there is text or an explicit space, short of rpadding of lpadding the cells how can I achieve a...
I have a directory that has some files named nnnn.xxx.aaa
these files are in an array and after I do some stuff, I need to ftp them to another server with the .aaa extension removed (nnnn.xxx). I thought I could split on . i have something like :
@files = system("ls *.xxx.aaa")...
I have a jsp that validates a serial number, the first scenario is easy enough, starts with a "P" and is 10 characters long, if it doesn't pass that I need to see if it starts with an "O" then a letter and then 6 numbers.
ie: OE123456
what is the best way to perform this...
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