How can i deal with Exception of URI

I am learning Expression Language, in one of the examples, there is a sentence like this: <%@ taglib prefix="fmt" uri="http://java.sun.com/jsp/jst1/fmt" %>.
the browser will throw an exception:
org.apache.jasper.JasperException: The absolute uri: http://java.sun.com/jsp/jstl/core cannot be resolved in either web.xml or the jar files deployed with this application.
How can i do with it? Thanks!

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* Copyright 1998, 1999 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
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 out.close();
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 out.println("<h1>Error sending message.</h1>");
 out.println(mex.toString());
 out.println(" </body></html>");
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public class gender1 extends JFrame implements ActionListener
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private JPanel mainpanel=new JPanel(new BorderLayout());
private JButton Submit=new JButton("SUBMIT");
private JButton Update=new JButton("Update");
private JRadioButton gender[]=new JRadioButton[genderOptions];
private String genderlabels[]={"female","male"};
private JTextField malefield=new JTextField(10),
femalefield=new JTextField(10);
public gender1()
 this.getContentPane().setLayout(new BorderLayout());
 updatetotal();
 initGender();
public void updatetotal()
//adding buttons and actionlisteners
lpanel.add(Update);
Update.addActionListener(this);
lpanel.add(Submit);
Submit.addActionListener(this);
//adding textfileds for totals
lpanel.add(totmale);
lpanel.add(totfemale);
mainpanel.add(lpanel,"Center");
public void initGender()
buttonpanel.setBackground(Color.red.darker());
 buttonpanel.setLayout(new BoxLayout(buttonpanel,BoxLayout.X_AXIS));
 for (int k = 0;k < genderOptions;k++)
 gender[k]=new JRadioButton(genderlabels[k]);
buttonpanel.add(gender[k]);
optGroup1.add(gender[k]);
 mainpanel.add(buttonpanel);
 gender[0].setSelected(true);
//get teh one button which is selected
gender[].addActionlistener(this);
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
if (e.getSource==Update)
if(gender[].getSelected()=="male")
int mtot,ftot=0
mtot=tot+1;
 int maletotal=maletotal+mtot;
else
ftot=ftot+1;
int femaletotal=femaletotal+ftot;
femalefield=totfemale.setText(femaletotal);
malefield=totmale.setText(maletotal);
if(e.getSource==submit)
DataOutputStream dos=new DataOutputStream(FileOutputStream(gen))
dos.writeInt(maletotal);
dos.writeInt(femaletotal);
public static void main(String s[])
gender c=new gender();
c.setSize(800,600);
c.setVisible(true);
c.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter(){
public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e)
{ System.exit(0);
Is this the way to deal it?????

I use something like this in one of my GUI's
boolean female = false;
add a listener to the radio buttons and toggle the flag between true and false;
set the radio button to male as selected or female which ever is pc at the moment.
Jim

How should I deal with exceptions?

I have three possible choices that I see:
(1) Deal with them in an exception handler class. Use try/catch/throw in the class. Have throw call a method in the exception handler class.
(2) Use try/catch/throw and handle the exception in the same class where the exception occurs.
(3) Use throws and deal with the exceptions in the mediator class. The mediator class allows for communication between my FileHandler class, my DBHandler class, my UIClass, and any future classes.
Note that for each exception, I want to call a method in the UI class that displays a message to the user about the error so it can be debugged and a method in some class to write the error to an error log text file.

Handling
can mean as little as logging the error.I'm gonna have to go ahead and disagree with youthere, %.
Disagree with me? This cannot be tolerated! 8)Watch it, lest yet get yer ass smote.
Except for where you're intentionally
smothering exceptions in finally blocks, or maybe
just recording an InterruptedException, justlogging
it is little better than smothering it. So what about unchecked exceptions? Are these .NET
demon spawn?I let unchecked exceptions bubble up. I'd expect an appserver to catch and log them, so that a bug in one app doesn't cause the whole server to barf. But other than that kind of situation, these are exceptions that you usually shouldn't try to handle.
>
I'm curious, since this thread is so much about
handling exceptions. What do people do besides
report them? If you get a SQL exception, what
recovery actions are you taking? Anything that I'm
missing?Usually it just bubbles up, or it's a wrapped in a more appropriate or layer-specific exception and rethrown. Sometimes there might be a retry, but usually the exception bubbles up to the higher layers and gets presented to the user as something like, "Could not connect. Retry?" What I hate to see is this:
try {
// get stuff from the DB
catch (SQLExeption exc) {
// log it
// Continue here (where "here" may be the calling method)
// with no idea that anything went wong.If you do that, you might as well not have an exception mechanism. Just go back to return codes and don't bother checking them.

My speaker doesn't work, how can I deal with it?

Hey, my speaker haven't worked for a month, and I am wondering how I can deal with it?

Hi there sugardeer,
I would recommend taking a look at the troubleshooting steps found in the article below.
iPhone: Can't hear through the receiver or speakers
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1630
-Griff W.

How can i deal with this problem

For example, In my database, there are three records:
field : a b c
a.txt c:/a.txt adsfs
b.txt c:/b.txt asdfsf
c.txt c:/c.txt asfdsf
Now I open one file b.txt to check the database whether have the same filename,filepath, hash value.
the results display:
The file: b.txt has not been registered
The file: c://b.txt appears OK
The file: b.txt has not been registered
I want to do is to only shows the results of 'The file: c://b.txt appears OK'. I know the problem is the body of while(rs.next).
is there any best way to conform to my demand
try{
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
String url="jdbc:odbc:MD5";
Connection connection=DriverManager.getConnection(url);
Statement statement = connection.createStatement();
String sql="SELECT * FROM MD5";
ResultSet rs = statement.executeQuery(sql);
while (rs.next()) {
if (file.getName().equals(rs.getString("a")))
if (file.getPath().equals(rs.getString("b")))
if (m.equals(rs.getString("c")))
jTextArea2.append("The file: " + file.getPath() +"appears OK"+"\n");
else jTextArea2.append("The file: " + file.getPath() +"has been modified"+"\n");
else jTextArea2.append("The Path for the" + file.getName() +"has been modified"+"\n");
else jTextArea2.append("The file: " + file.getName() +"has not been registered"+"\n");
rs.close();
connection.close();
}

Why not add a WHERE clause to your statment to filter records having the name of the file in the first record. In this case you'd better use PreparedStatement and set the file name as statement parameter
Because now you loop through the entire table for a thing you can deal with at DB level.
And I agree with the others' remarks about those braces ;)
Mike

How can I deal with negative marking in a quiz marking scheme?

I wonder if anyone can help me with a problem I have in developing the 'code' for a marking scheme for an exam in Captivate 8. I would be very grateful for pointers towards a viable solution. At the moment I am just thrashing around.
My background is in C++ and I think part of my problem is in trying to find analogues of functions I would use in that environment. My experience with Captivate is limited to developing fairly simple training courses but now I need to put an existing exam on line, maintaining its relatively complicated marking scheme, which is as follows:
The paper is multiple choice, each question having four statements, one (or at the most two) of which is true. A completely correct answer gets 4 marks so where there are two correct statements each gets 2 marks. So far, so easy.
The difficulty arises from an element of negative marking. If 3 or more statements are selected, the score is 0 marks. If there is a single correct statement and it and an incorrect statement are selected, the score is 2 marks. If there are 2 correct statements and one of them is selected, the score is 2 marks. If an incorrect statement is selected as well, the score is 1 mark.
I had assumed I could use conditional logic and user variables on a slide-by-slide basis to provide a score value and then assign it to the appropriate system quiz variable, but it seems I can't assign values to variables in a quiz slide. That would have been too easy...
So, can anybody advise me on an approach that keeps the advantages of using the quiz framework, including the use of the Review function?
Any help very gratefully received.

If you use SCORM 1.2 for reporting, negative scores will be converted to zero, because it doesn't allow negative score.
If you want to keep to Review functionality, you need to stay with the default question slides. There are some tweaking possibilities but changing the score is not one of them.
Question Question Slides in Captivate - Captivate blog
Question Question Slides - Part 2 - Captivate blog
I think the only possible way is to use JS, but then you'll not be able to keep the functionality of the Question slides, you are in custom question slides. Plenty of examples of custom questions can be found on my blog as well.

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