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jsp:include and <%@ include, UTF-8

jsp:include will dynamically detect any changes made to the included file. So in general, it is better to use jsp:include than the include directive.

There is another advantage. If the included file contains UTF-8 characters that are other than ASCII, then using jsp:include will ensure these characters displaying correctly. However, if the included file is a JSP file, you'll need to put this at the beginning:

<%@ page language="java" %>
<%@ page contentType="text/html;charset=UTF-8" %>

to unicode jsp by kemo on Aug 28, 2007

wireless linux scan Access point and connect

// description of your code here

$ iwlist scan
$ iwconfig eth1 ESSID <MY_ESSID> mode Managed channel <MY_CHANNEL>

Channels and ESSID can be listed by issuing the command "iwlist scan".

to linux by kemo on Aug 24, 2007

Make your JSP an XHTML

By default, a JSP file won't be considered as an XHTML stream by the web browser. This will make things such as XForms not being rendered since the browser XForms plugins/addons render Xforms only for XHTML pages. To make a JSP file as XHTML, put this at the beginning of the JSP file

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<% response.setContentType("application/xhtml+xml"); %>

Note that the XML declaration has to be in the first line for a valid XHTML. Of course, after doing this, you need to make all your tags valid XML in your JSP as well.

to xhtml java jsp xforms by kemo on Aug 02, 2007

How to use JSTL fmt:message and resource bundle

To use JSTL fmt:message tags with a message bundle, there are two ways.

First, if there is only one properties file, use, the following code in web.xml file.

  <context-param>
    <param-name>javax.servlet.jsp.jstl.fmt.localizationContextparam-name>
    class.path.to.your.resources.bundle</param-value>
  context-param>

Use in the JSP.

Second, if there are multiple properties files, and there are different locales, use

<fmt:setBundle basename="class.path.to.your.resources.bundle"/>

before

Or you can write

<fmt:bundle basename="class.path.to.your.resource.bundle">
  <fmt:message key="your.message.key"/>
fmt:bundle>

to java tomcat jstl jsp by kemo on Aug 02, 2007 2 Comments

Create a virtual CD/DVD using an image on Linux

On Linux, if you have an ISO file and need to create a virtual CD/DVD, just run the command below.

dd if=/dev/cdrom of=/directory/filename.iso

mount -o loop /directory/filename.iso /mountpoint/

to linux by kemo on Feb 07, 2007

Remove CVS directoires and files

When check out the files, use

cvs export

instead of

cvs checkout

can avoid creating those CVS directories

If files already exist, then in bash, do

find . -name CVS -prune -exec rm -rf {} \;

to shell unix linux cvs by kemo on Jan 17, 2007

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