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They don't work in harmony - that is certainly true. I have since swapped to Resin (http://www.caucho.com) and Enhydra (http://www.enhydra.org). Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Scott, You need to ensure you XSL/XML includes no other namespace declaration other than <xsl:stylesheet xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot; version=&quot;1.0&quot;> Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Resin-Javascript maybe what you're looking for http://www.caucho.com Tiz -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

You can't... anyone? -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

response.sendRedirect(&quot;invalid.jsp&quot;); ? -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Hi Guys, I'm using GD at the moment to try and create GIF file in which I need to be able to align the fonts used to left, right, center and justify. Is this possible GD? I can't seem to find any information about it in the O'Reilly book. If not, are there any other modules out there that...

What errors do you get with using the <SCRIPT SRC=> tag? You can't use JavaScript to manipulate JSP variables, if that's what you're trying to do. Otherwise give us some more info on what the problem is - what's the function do? Source code? Error msg's? Thanks, Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Try changing this.form.txtOther to document.form.txtOther? Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Umm, try: $rec = $_; followed by chomp($rec); ... Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

If your admin has installed it, just type 'crontab' :) Create an empty file called 'mycron' although it can be called anything. Inside the file you need to put some crontab configuration commands like the following: * * * * * /home/user/blah.sh Will run blah.sh every minute, on the minute...

Hi, If you're running under Unix/Linux, use crontab to execute your script at specific intervals - 'man crontab' should give you the info you need. There is similar scheduling software under Windows but I don't think it's that reliable. Finally, you may not be able to specify which subroutine...

MrBabe: JSP files are compiled the first time they are accessed by the web server, and only again if the server is restarted or forces a refresh. So, you yourself don't have to compile the JSP as you would a servlet or Java file into a .class. What you need however is a Web server and a...

..also check for NumberFormatException in case someone does myVar=xyz! Tim -- Tim <tim@planetedge.co.uk>

Try this Elise: import java.util.*; // Init an array String[] MyArray = new String[3]; // Add some data to the array MyArray[0] = &quot;Test&quot;; MyArray[1] = &quot;Blah&quot;; MyArray[2] = &quot;hah&quot;; // Cast n as (int)myVar int n =...

Well, you can get the browser type by simply parsing the string 'ua' in the following example: <% String ua = request.getHeader(&quot;user-agent&quot;); out.println(ua); %> Based on whether 'ua' contains 'MSIE' or 'NAV' will tell you the browser type. I suggest you use <jsp:forward> or...