I am trying to export a JSP page to Excel. The problem I have encountered is that Excel tries to format the string I have. For example it take 11E062 and converts it to 1.10E+63. In other words it takes some of my strings and converts them to scientific notation. Here is the code...
I am looking into using Oracle Workflow for helping with a Help Desk Application. I don't comprehend how it integrates with Oracle though. I am writing the site in Java so they will be interacting. I need something to funnel emails to the proper department/people depending on the issue. Any info...
I am looking into using Oracle Workflow for helping with a Help Desk Application. I don't comprehend how it integrates with Oracle though. I am writing the site in Java so they will be interacting. I need something to funnel emails to the proper department/people depending on the issue. Any info...
I got it. I just had to remove the quotes from the true and false. I really hate trying to learn another syntax. I would love to know why they named it javascript when there is no java.
ya i figured that out pretty quick with the jsp and javascriptt interaction. some of the stuff i have seen other people do just makes me try to figure out the details of it.
The disabling part is what i am working on now. It only works in the InitPage() function. It doesn't disable and enable...
ok i did figure it out. It was a simple little problem that i had overlooked in the beginning when i wrote the page. The options had no values assigned to it, therefore the case could not read them. Now I am trying to work with the disabling and enabling of the inputs.
I didn't see your...
ok i did figure it out. It was a simple little problem that i had overlooked in the beginning when i wrote the page. The options had no values assigned to it, therefore the case could not read them. Now I am trying to work with the disabling and enabling of the inputs.
I didn't see your...
well i am thinking it is having problems with the case statement. It does not give the alerts when a new option is picked from the select. I think something is wrong in that area.
As a last resort I had thought of just passing everything to an empty jsp page to funnel to associated pages. But...
Ok, first off I am not a fan of using Javascript. I do most of my coding in JSP so when I work with Javascript along with that I get a headache. So I am basically a beginner with it. My problem is have a select that has to options(Insert, Update). If insert is selected, it should set the form's...
I am starting work with JSP and Servlets soon and need some good reference material in order to learn it. I have used Java before along with Javascript, ASP, and other languages; so I know coding. I purchased Wrox's Professional JSP 2nd Edition and was wondering if there are any other good books...
ok now i am stuck with the syntax issue. I am thinking it is more an issue of the report setup than the how i am doing it in VB. i am using a query to get all my reports data, it asks for a user id using [Forms]![OrdersForm]![OrderID]
so this is what i got...
strWhere = "Where...
ok, now access says it can't open the database cause it is already open or is missing. can i somehow use my conn db connection that is setup?
here is my code now...
'reportPath is linked database to the main one used on a server
reportPath = GetSetting "HHMCat", "Startup"...
how do i do the where statement for the Report though? i keep getting syntax statement errors when i try running it. i need to pass oId to the report in order to run it
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