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This isn't the only thing I do in that SP, so that would just be more work; but I know that's possible. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin http://weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin

I have a stored procedure that updates a UpdatedByUserID and UpdateDate columns in a table. For some reason, the user ID is updated, but not the update date. The following SQL is run as DBO: UPDATE UserDefinedRows SET UpdatedByUserId = @UserID, UpdateDate = GETDATE() WHERE...

I'm just looking at JSF and was wondering how I can pass a managed bean between a page and a servlet. I know how to read properties within a JSF control, but I don't know how to make changes to the object within the JSP file and/or servlet. Is it even possible...

I found my problem. I was migrating code from one system to a reusable JAR and it turns out the object I was casting was of the old type and not the new type that was copied to the reusable JAR. Hope that makes sense. Thanks for the help, tho! ________________________________________ Michael...

Is it possible to use Class.newInstance() on a class located in another JAR? I'm having problems with it. I can do it with my own classes, just not those in another JAR. I imagine this is possible, but am not sure the best way to go about it. Any help is appreciated! Thanks in advance...

Open your build.xml file in a web browser. It should show you where the error is. It sounds like you just have a tag that's not closed correctly. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin http://weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin

Do you get an error? My first guess would be that .JAR isn't associated with javaw.exe. Check that first. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin http://weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin

Change "*.jsp" to "**/*.jsp". By adding "**/", you're telling Ant to recurse thru all subdirectories, including the [respective] root directory. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin http://weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin

I'm kind of lost on where the problem is. I would suggest something like this, from what I understand... <property name="build.dir" value="build" /> <property name="dist.dir" value="dist" /> <property name="build.jar" value="myproject.jar" /> Reference "${build.dir}/${build.jar}" when building...

I would personally consider it a good practice to clean on every build. Or, at least provide a task that will clean, so when a developer knows a change has been made, they'll just call the clean build instead of the regular build. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin...

You just need to put a copy of the junit.jar into the ant/lib directory. This one's an easy fix. The harder problems are yet to come... :-P Hopefully, you won't stumble on those. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin http://weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin

vvlad, Dude, if this works, I'm gonna kiss you! Well, maybe not, but you'll be my freakin' hero!!! Kevin, If vvlad's link doesn't work, I'll def try to get a hold of the Mozilla people. I'd def prefer to stay out of C++, but ya gotta do whatcha gotta do, I guess. Thanks all...

Nah, I'm wanting to write a Firefox plugin that lets me do it quicker. That's all. Not a big deal, but when I am going thru a bunch of pages and getting screenshots, it'd be nice to have something to make it quicker. I'm not saying it's difficult; just repetitive. I don't like repetitive tasks...

Good point. I'd recommend using document.getElementById() or document.getElementByName(). For instance... <script> function clearTxtRadioBtn(txtBoxRbtn) { document.getElementByName(txtBoxRbtn).value = ''; } </script> ... <textarea name="txt_box">...</textarea>...

I'm trying to make a simpler way for me to do screenshots, that's all. This isn't for users. Didn't think there'd be a way. Oh well. Thanks, anyway. ________________________________________ Michael Flanakin weblogs.getindigo.net/flanakin