Hi, I have a table of users and I have to add for each row two buttons
(or links): "Modify" and "Delete". With JSP and Servlets I used to
pass parameters directly in the URL like this:
http://localhost/myapp/deleteUser?id=3

guys,
i am using tomcat 5.0. now i need to access a local file using
http://localhost:8080/filename. so i need to make that folder visible
to tomcat and somehow tell it that file location is actually c:\data

The following code works fine, but it requires hard coding in a DNS
server IP or name.  I vaguely recall there is a new way to do this
where it finds a DNS server on its own, or there is a new method to
dynamically find a DNS server.

  I am using jdom to read xml data from 1000 xml file and extract the
data , and update to our MYSQL database.
 I am using servlet to call jdom and do the job in the Tomcat servlet
container in Linux Server.

I'm trying to get user selections (using checkboxes) on one JSP
page(A.jsp) and pass them on to another page.
So I have one page with a list of dynamically populated items like
this

Sir/madam
I put little amount of user in each JVM but i found the application almost
hit the margin of JVM size so that the application is very slow. Any idea?
WHat is heap size for as well.

Is there any good JSP editor?  Need one to position HTML component and
possibly by drag-and-drop to encapsulate one component inside another.
Thanks,
Jimmy

I've noticed that the type in generic declarations is not
"inherited" by new references to the object.  This seems
inconsistent to me but maybe there's a good reason for it.  To wit:
ArrayList<String> list1 = new ArrayList<String>();

I am having a problem with Runtime.exec(cmd) where cmd is a string and
is as follows -
cmd = "home/qaplay/loader/604/soaploaderclient.ps nemo 50624 55604
genevaman qa /home/vpatanka/604Current/lib/loader/data/

I am using the following line to get input from the user in the
command prompt.
BufferedReader dis = new BufferedReader(new
InputStreamReader(System.in));

I'm using my own personal InputStream (which I named CxInputStream) to
load XML data. This stream read data from a server using a specific
protocol. So this is what I do:
DocumentBuilderFactory factory = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance();

Let's say I have an instance of ClassA, which has an instance variable
holding a list of numbers as an array (for simplicity's sake). Let's
call this instance variable, arrayA. Let's assume all instVars are
public.

I am trying to use the jaxp 1.4 standalone download from java.net with
Sun JRE 1.4.2. Here is a minimal test class:
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory;
import javax.xml.xpath.XPath;

I am having a heck of a time terminating a running thread.
The class (Process) implements Runnable.  When I hit cancel (in the
GUI - the GUI and process are running in separate threads), a method
in Process (cancel()) is called.  Cancel sets status and does some

i have this defined in web.xml:
<servlet-mapping>
 <servlet-name>admin</servlet-name>
 <url-pattern>/admin/*</url-pattern>