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use JSP expressions: [CODE]<option><%=varName %></option>[/CODE] or scriptlets: [CODE]<option><% out.print(varName); %></option>[/CODE] expressions are advised

what do u exactly want us to do?

autocommit is true by default. a method at line 35 tries to call a commit on the db state. hence the exception.

use double quotes to pass the values. But take care that quotes would also be taken as part of value

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how would you differentiate between requests coming from the 2 tabs?

u dont really need to make a variable resp_1 here. No harm if u made it. put that code in a method say func1() and call it on the click of the submit of form1 or on click of a button. As u like.

should have used .toString() instead of (String). The problem you got was because of dereferencing the object returned.

[QUOTE=JamesCherrill;849211]I know this is marked as solved, but I think that's wrong - it's not solved, just ignored! By placing the "throws" clauses like that the program has specified that, if there is any problem locating a file, it will terminate immediately without any error message. That can't be a …

Hello NeutralFox, Actually it's good that you cannot save the key. That makes your application more secure - Randomness increases security. All you need is an algorithm to use this evil. Here is what you can do- Since your server would be up and running to accept connections, generate a …

Method 1: ----------------- 1. sort ur array 2. make a string as csv from the array elements 3. for each number in ur sorted array, check if the indexOf() and lastIndexOf() from the string return same values. Return at the first number that does so, that's ur answer. Method 2: …

Hello, Currectly I was doing an assignment where I was connecting to remote unix boxes from a windows system and some response from them. The response is something like [CODE] att1,att2,att3,att4\n val01,val02,val03,val04\n val11,val12,val13,val14\n ... ... [/CODE] This response comes to me as a long StringBuffer. Then I have to render …

Hello Experts, I am fairly new to MS SQL Server 2005. I am trying to create a table where a column has the restriction of allowing alphas only. I know how to achieve this in Oracle using String functions. But am not able to do so in MSSql. The replace() …