Trying to get started on jsp

I have a few questions about jsp!!!
Can an ordinary apache webserver display it?????
Can anybody direct me to a good link to learn about jsp???
Finally could anybody show me a code fore a simple HelloWorld in jsp

simple HelloWorld.jsp
<html>
<body>
<%
out.println("HelloWorld");
%>
</body>
</html>

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I am trying to get started and register my new ipad. I have been told to sign into " my info web page". How do I do that and where do I find it?

Hi,
You can register your new iPad here.
https://register.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/GlobaliReg.woa
Carolyn :-)

Getting started with JSP

Could anyone tell me exactly what you need to start doing JSP? I'm thinking of using it for a college project with MySQL.
What exactly is Tomcat? Do you need Apache as well?
Would it be possible to install everything on my Win98 computer at home, or would I have to use the server at college?
Many thanks for any thoughts!

what questions would I need to ask them?Well, whatever you want to know... ;-)
Would you expect the necessary stuff to be installed
on the host already, or would they let me install
MySQL and whatever else I need? Is it likely to be a
nightmare to set up?I think, when you're doing the shop, you'll have to install those servers. But I'd ask them, if some of the software is already installed and/or if some software is prefered.
Could it turn out more complicated to use Resin than
Tomcat, from this point of view?There's a difference between tomcat and resin: Tomcat is free. Correct me when I'm wrong. This is the license of tomcat:
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE
Resin is a commercial product, and it's only free for development. And it starts about US$1000...
http://www.caucho.com/sales/index.xtp
From my personal experience it's difficult to install tomcat, but I never really tried... resin was easier, but I'll give tomcat a try again.
The MySQL stuff isn't difficult to install and I think you'll find some good readmes for everything. So if you're on your own to install the software you need, it won't take long if you previously installed some pakets.

Just trying to get started

I installed jdk 1.3. After that made this:
class helloworld {
public static void main (string args[]) {
System.out.printin("Hello world!");
In command prompt compiled with?javac HelloWorld.java?.
Got this massage? ?javac? is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. I know nothing about java need more information respond and ask. just need to get started please help.

> Got this massage? ?javac? is not recognized as an
internal or external command, operable program or
batch file. I know nothing about java need more
information respond and ask. just need to get started
please help.
The javac program is not in your system path. My recommendation is to 1) install a more recent version of Java, and 2) follow the instructions (to the letter) here: Your First Cup of Java
Good luck!
~

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I liked the XP interface - extremely easy to find the application I wanted because things were hierarchical. Windows 7 was more bothersome, but I got used to it. So far, after 3 days, I'm still struggling with Windows 8.1, so I figure I'll get some
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I did a rummage, but didn't find much on how I should change my workflow to make it easier in 8.1. In Windows 7 I had a desktop with icons for less frequently used applications, a taskbar with frequently used applications pinned, and a start menu (3rd
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In Windows 8, I appear to have the equivalent of THREE desktops, all different, none with any hierarchical organization.
I'm not seeing the advantage of the Start screen... Are the boxes, of whatever size, just the equivalent of icons or do they do something better? And I only appear to be able to organize horizontally, which means I'm limited to six named groups.
On the Apps screen, I already have a large number of my apps, despite deleting a bunch of the "modern" things. They exceed the width of the 24" monitor I'm using for setup. There doesn't seem to be any hierarchy there, either.
So, for example, for Office I have at least 12 icons/apps/whatevers. Including the ones I CARE about, like Word, Excel, Powerpoint, and Outlook that I use regularly. AND a bunch of OTHER stuff I VERY rarely use like Clip Organizer, and Groove,
and Uploader, and so on. But, I can't take them off the screen if I ever want to get at them, right? 'Cause there's no start menu any more...
I also have a lot of stuff for handling e-books - Calibre, a Kindle Reader, OverDrive, Adobe Digital Additionsl, a Nook Reader, a couple 3M cloud things, and so on. On the Apps page they're all OVER the place instead of being grouped together (which at
least the Office stuff is). And there doesn't appear to be a way to have them be together and hierarchical so I can quickly find Calibre or ADE quickly, and only have to see the Kindle reader or Nook reader when I want them... So how do folks organize
their screens so they don't have to wade through hundreds of things you only need once a year to get to the ones you use a couple times a month or once a week?
I also have a bunch of stuff that's just a single application, like Syncback, but instead of just being "Syncback", there' ANOTHER line that tells me who the creator is - I don't care that 2BrightSparks made it, I just want to be able to find it when
I need it - once in a while.
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other stuff?
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screen.
I found the Name Group thing for the Start screen, but I can only group applications aross the screen? Which limits me to 6 groups. How do I configure that screen so I can have multiple groups in a column?
And the Apps screen. How do I organize things hierarchically so I can have the Office stuff I care about visible, with the rest not clogging up space but available for drilling down?
I currently have the system boot to the desktop, which is most like Windows 7, but without a start menu to group things, I'd need a lot of icons for the applications I use, and a lot MORE for the stuff I rarely use. Cumbersome.
How are other people organizing in 8.1?

I have a Dell U3014 as well as a couple of older Dells turned up sideways as "ears".
Other than supplying the desktop "theme" (if you can call a complete lack of style along with a fair bit of inconsistency a "theme"), the OS really shouldn't be causing you to have a washed-out desktop experience. That's more a
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trying to make improvements.
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and it just kept working fine...
http://Noel.ProDigitalSoftware.com/ForumPosts/Win81/BusyDesktop.png
-Noel
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Some very "newbie" networking questions -- trying to get started

Hello all. Since this forum is so friendly for issues related to Arch, I thought I'd post my semi-arch related question.
I'm trying to create a network for my house, consisting of about 3 computers. I have a book reference, TCP/IP Network Administration from O'reilly, but I think I need a bit of a "kick-start" in order to get to a level in which I can comfortably understand the book (if that makes sense).
I've got internet access working by connecting to a router and having everything configured by DHCP (ie, in rc.conf, eth0="dhcp"). What's bothering me (and I don't even know if it should) is that the other computers on the physical network are not visible to me.
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ralvez wrote:
My set up is simple.
I have a Linux router running on an old Pentium machine. It has two cards, one configured for the private network (with an address like 192.168.1.1) and the second card set up to take addresses from DHCP ( since that's how Rogers sends you the public address).
In that machine I run my firewall, SmoothWall (smoothwall.org) and have enabled NAT so the machines in the inside network can go to the Internet.
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So, the key concept here are:
1. Use static IPs for the private network
2. Use DHCP for Rogers
3. Use NAT in your router so all the machines can go to the Internet but no one from the Internet can get to them.
Hope this helps.
R
p.s. feel free to contact me off the list if you need further details/help.
Aha! So, for example, the network 192.168.0.0 where mask is 255.255.255.0 is a private network set up by my router, right?
So the addresses in 192.168.0.0 never change, but the public IP address of the hosts do change?
Does that mean that if, for example, I have a host called 192.168.0.32 that its address never changes? Can I simply add that to all the other hosts' /etc/hosts file and it won't change?
All I was ever concerned about was allowing hosts in the network to contact each other via hostname. If that never changes then I'm all set.
BTW, thanks for your continuing help!
Last edited by Jessehk (2007-08-10 16:33:57)

Just getting started with JSP

I'm a UNIX newbie attempting to set up Java and JSP on our server. When I inherited the system, it was running Apache 1.3 and Tomcat 3.2. It was using an older version of JRE, but I installed J2SDK1.4 and repathed the JAVA_HOME, CLASSPATH, and PATH variables.
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matter of your display driver not really doing its job. What video card do you have?
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If it's at all interesting to you, here's a screen grab of a REALLY cluttered up desktop. I don't normally work this way; this was an exercise to see how much I could get running. I finally gave up starting more stuff as I grew tired
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http://Noel.ProDigitalSoftware.com/ForumPosts/Win81/BusyDesktop.png
-Noel
Detailed how-to in my eBooks:
Configure The Windows 7 "To Work" Options
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I am new to JSP and Java. I have NT server with Option pack 4.0 Installed (IIS/MTS). Can I use the same machine to learn/develop JSP? What software do I need to run/develop JSP? What development software do you recommend to develop JSP? (Example: for ASP I would recommend Visual Interdev).
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Regards,
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