I do not really enjoy the process of creation of Web applications with JavaServer Pages but this article
shows the easy way to create a Web application... Thanks!
Alverca, Fado - Alemão! :)

Some thoughts I had while reading your entertaining article.

- Concept cars give you this "if I only had..." feeling.
- I was very disappointing with this stuff.
- NetBeans does the job for me.
- So the guy ''in the bus'' is the VB user hey?
- Sun is a hardware company: ver good in compilers and Java. - I always end up at the site of JCreator when looking for info about this product.
- Worst name ever: "I just can''t remember it!"

GrtZ
jim

The article reads: "Add the following line to this try/catch block to populate the personRowSet:
personRowSet.execute();"

This means that you should put this line inside the try/catch block.

Regards,
Yakov Fain

Yakov Fain:

I followed the steps in your article very carefully. I got to the point where one adds the code that compares the entered name with names retrieved from the table Person. When I try to compile the source code I get a compiler error.

The error looks like this:

Compiling 1 source file to H:\My Documents\Creator\Projects\LOGONAUTH2\build\WEB-INF\classes
untitled\Page1.java [123] unreported exception java.sql.SQLException; must be caught or declared to be thrown
personRowSet.execute();
^
Are all of us newbees asking you how to "catch or declare" this command or is it just me?

Carol Cassles
casslece@pgcc.edu

Well, my laptop is not that bad - it has has 1Gb of RAM and 1Ghz processor :)

I''m curious how you managed to boot Win2k in 1MB. :)

It runs slow?
I''m surprised much of anything runs at all on your "1Mhz/1MB RAM/Windows 2000 notebook"!

;-)