I want to manage that error : org.apache.jasper.JasperException: For input
string: "a"
I have a Bean with a method
public void setAge(int age) {

I have been trying to solve the following error. I also looked up for
solutions in the groups and a in couple other websites but nothing
seems to solve the problem. The following is the problem description:
I have unzipped & installed tomcat-4.1.30 on Sun Solaris (Unix). I

I am trying to test my ejbs via JUnit and my Application server is JBoss.
My ejbs are secured using JAAS and I am using Eclipse to develop
the project.
This is the code I am using to login.

Is there any C++ library or tool that is similar in functionality to
what java servlets offer.
We run an engineering job search website which is running on a home
brewed java servlet based framework and  we were wondering if there are

I'm new in the world of the EJB so to understand it I try to make the
HelloWorld tutorial that I found there:
http://users.pandora.be/bert.torfs/j2ee.pdf
I have deployed the HelloServer without problems. But when I try to

i'm using a simple bean that stores username and password at the moment (so
that i know that the java file actually compiles and works) as the back end
to my jsp page. the name of the bean is rollbean.java and it compiles fine.
in my pages i have the following:

Hi!  It was mentioned that our hiring test had a question which I
thought was really ambiguous/strange, however senior development staff
here don't seem to think so.  I thought I would post this question
here to get an opinion.

I would appreciate help/feedback, because this is affecting our ability
to create useful code on the EJB session beans to call EJB entity beans.
I am running XDoclet Version 1.2 Beta 3. I will use an example of a 1:1
relationship, because it is much less complicated.

Hi. I am making a little demo of a session bridge between our "legacy"
Active Server Pages apps and our soon to be new Java and JSP apps. I want a
bean with a UniqueID setter and a bunch of getters for a person. IN the
bean, I want to

We are trying to create (import) 200 000 CMP entity instances in JBoss.
We get always out of mem when around 10% is done.
JBoss 3.2.3 then consumes more than 700 MB of memory.
A new transaction is created for each instance -- so that can't be the