i have a form which has a property of type 'List'
each element in 'List' is an array of Strings.
i want the array of Strings to be presented in a table in my jsp.
could someone please show me the code to do so??
thanks.
thanks to your tip, i found a "freeware" program called TreeComp that does exactly what i wanted - although i did enjoy several hours of trying to figure out how to make java do it :)
once again, sorry about the vagueness in my last post. here is what i'm trying to do:
given any unix server on my network, log onto it from my windows xp box, pass two directory names, and have the differences between directory contents displayed (or brought back as a diff file)on my windows...
now my thinking is moving in the right direction. thanks.
ultimately what i'm after is to be able to log into a remote server and compare files in various directories (using diff or something like it). i had assumed, perhaps wrongly, that java was the way to do this but i've been wrong plenty...
chrissie,
perhaps i'm barking up the wrong tree, but i want to be able to write a java program that will connect to a remote server and allow me to see the directory contents - however that is accomplished.
i know this is vague, but can someone point me in the right direction.
i'm wanting to use java.net to log onto a remote computer and retrieve information on the directory structure of that computer.
(assume i have a username and password by which to telnet or ftp)
a skeleton program would...
I have the following code which produces an excel spreadsheet to my browser. what i want to do is to use JExcel to manipulate the spreadsheet before presenting to the browser. can someone please tell me how to do this.
here is the current working code:
byte buf[] = output.getBytes()...
I was informed that it is a waste of time to develop web apps via struts if one has the option (and expense account) to use a tool such as ColdFusion.
Is such a statement accurate ??
can someone tell me how to make eclipse 3.1 display assertion errors in the console (if it can).
i have eclipse 3.1 set up to run with my tomcat 5.5. the assert statements compile fine but when i do the following:
assert 3==5: "three does not equal five";
and run the web app, although...
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