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Java Forum / First Aid / October 2006JSP - mozilla and firefox problem.
Hi all, I have made a web application with JSPs. It seems to work fine with IE. However, with Mozilla and Firefox, it displays the HTML source generated by JSP instead of actually showing the HTML page for that source. I'm stumped because I haven't found any other msgs on forums with someone experiencing the same problem. Any help would be appreciated. I need to fix this urgently. Thanks regards Duke P.S. It was suggested by someone on another forum that I should check </head> tag. I have already done that and the HTML code is error free (or so it seems). > Hi all, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > </head> tag. I have already done that and the HTML code is error free > (or so it seems). You should show your JSP code, especially start of it. May be you don't show that this is text/html ??? I am working with JSP for FireFox all the time - it works OK. But my JSP pages start like this: <%@page contentType="text/html"%> <%@page pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> May be you skipped such headers? > Hi all, I had a comprehensive response prepared, then I noticed hiwa was helping you over on c.l.j.p. Please refrain from multi-posting in future. Andrew T. I apologise for multi posting. This is a bit urgent since my project is due on Monday. > > Hi all, > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Andrew T. > I apologise for multi posting. That's OK. Please refrain from top-posting, as well. >...This is a bit urgent since my project is > due on Monday. School papers are not an 'emergency' unless the person who is supposed to do them has failed to use their time efficiently. So who's fault is it that this is urgent? Your teacher's? Mine? Yours.. perhaps? Andrew T. Why waste everybody's time with empty pontification? You either <B>help</B>, or just <B>shut the heck up</B> and refrain from displaying arrogance, ain't it? Just an observation, and empty, you might concur. > > I apologise for multi posting. > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > Andrew T. (post re-ordered to eliminate top posting) >>> ...This is a bit urgent since my project is >>> due on Monday. >> School papers are not an 'emergency' unless >> the person who is supposed to do them has >> failed to use their time efficiently. >> >> So who's fault is it that this is urgent? >> Your teacher's? Mine? Yours.. perhaps? > Why waste everybody's time with empty pontification? You either > <B>help</B>, or just <B>shut the heck up</B> and refrain from > displaying arrogance, ain't it? Just an observation, and empty, you > might concur. Why waste everybody's top multi-posting, thus causing folks to answer in multiple forums when one would have sufficed? Why waste everybody's time treating Usenet like one's private homework cheat instead of learning the material the way you're supposed to? Why waste everybody's time getting out of school without learning the material, then getting a job where your team has to cover for your incompetence? Why waste everybody's time labeling useful responses as "empty pontification" whilst displaying that very quality? Why not *learn* from what you perceive as "arrogance" and get the points that are made therein? There is gold in them thar hills, for those with the control over their egos to mine it. - Lew > Why waste everybody's time with empty pontification? You either > <B>help</B>, We are not a helpdesk here. Particular not for lazy students who aren't up to the task. Oh, and by the way, why do you try HTML in text/plain and top-post? A little bit of education in Usenet posting styles would be well in order for you. > or just <B>shut the heck up</B> and refrain from > displaying arrogance, ain't it? Ask for a refund if you think you don't get your money's worth here. Oh, wait, how much did you pay? Zero? Well, then you should realize that no one own you anything. /Thomas  SignatureThe comp.lang.java.gui FAQ: http://gd.tuwien.ac.at/faqs/faqs-hierarchy/comp/comp.lang.java.gui/ ftp://ftp.cs.uu.nl/pub/NEWS.ANSWERS/computer-lang/java/gui/faq > I apologise for multi posting. This is a bit urgent since my project is > due on Monday. Multi-posting won't get your question answered any faster. But it might cause people to waste time answering it when it's already been answered in another group. The content type header must be wrong. That would be my first approach. -Cameron McKenzie Author of What is WebSphere? www.pulpjava.com Free Java Tutorials at www.mcnz.com Free SCJA and Java Mock Certification Exams: www.scja.com www.cameronmckenzie.com www.technicalfacilitation.com > > I apologise for multi posting. This is a bit urgent since my project is > > due on Monday. > > Multi-posting won't get your question answered any faster. But it might > cause people to waste time answering it when it's already been answered in > another group. Please refrain from top-posting... .... > > Multi-posting won't get your question answered any faster. But it might > > cause people to waste time answering it when it's already been answered in > > another group. > The content type header must be wrong. That would be my first approach. Yes. That was the first approach of the strategy that solved the problem on a group far, far away, and long ago. That was also a palpable demonstration of Tim B.'s warning, no? Andrew T. > Hi all, > [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > </head> tag. I have already done that and the HTML code is error free > (or so it seems). ** I hope it is usefull to you ************** see my friend i think you wrote a jsp file and trying to execute that jsp file without deploying it if you deploy it correctly it will wrok as you wish Deploying means process of placing that jsp file in a place that webserver can invoke that jsp page **********thank you************************ >> Hi all, >> [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > > **********thank you************************ If he would not deploy JSP file, then he would get contents of this file, not generated HTML as he wrote. It looks like the problem are incorrect headers, so FireFox doesn't recognize page as text/html. Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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