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To Support at Tomcat, Got an issue Finding Maths.
Ian Burton
2018-10-10 10:19:02 UTC
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I have spent many hours searching for a organised way to ask for a
Public void setter(double value){
Value = Maths.sin(param1);
}
Here is an example of files used from Java to JSP.
[Calculus Beanjava – Measures.jsp]

Nothing has been compatible, is there a licence restriction?

Ian burton.
Christopher Schultz
2018-10-10 14:18:21 UTC
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Ian,
Post by Ian Burton
I have spent many hours searching for a organised way to ask for a
Public void setter(double value){
Value = Maths.sin(param1);
}
Here is an example of files used from Java to JSP.
[Calculus Beanjava – Measures.jsp]
Nothing has been compatible, is there a licence restriction?
It's unclear what you're asking, here.

Can you explain a little more what you are trying to do?

- -chris
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Ian Burton
2018-10-12 10:15:38 UTC
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Expressing my problem, with JSP plugins think java.lang.math.(import) is
neither working or available.

I've looked at different approaches &, Program scripted best displayed.
Post by Christopher Schultz
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Ian,
Post by Ian Burton
I have spent many hours searching for a organised way to ask for a
Public void setter(double value){
Value = Maths.sin(param1);
}
Here is an example of files used from Java to JSP.
[Calculus Beanjava – Measures.jsp]
Nothing has been compatible, is there a licence restriction?
It's unclear what you're asking, here.
Can you explain a little more what you are trying to do?
- -chris
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Christopher Schultz
2018-10-12 18:19:29 UTC
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Ian,
On 10 Oct 2018 15:18, "Christopher Schultz"
Post by Christopher Schultz
Post by Ian Burton
I have spent many hours searching for a organised way to ask for a
Public void setter(double value){
Value = Maths.sin(param1);
}
Here is an example of files used from Java to JSP.
[Calculus Beanjava – Measures.jsp]
Nothing has been compatible, is there a licence restriction?
It's unclear what you're asking, here.
Can you explain a little more what you are trying to do?
Expressing my problem, with JSP plugins think
java.lang.math.(import) is neither working or available.
I've looked at different approaches &, Program scripted best
displayed.
I'm sorry, I still don't understand. Can you provide an example of a
JSP file that does _not_ work on a fresh Tomcat install, but /should/
work?

Please note that this mailing strips attachments, so you'll need to
copy/paste into your message.

What version of Tomcat are you trying to use?

- -chris
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Luis Rodríguez Fernández
2018-10-15 12:01:14 UTC
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Hello Ian,

Perhaps you are trying something like this? <%@ page
import="java.lang.Math" %>

You have very nice and simple jsp examples inside the examples application
of any tomcat distribution. E.g.
${CATALINA_BASE}webapps/examples/jsp/tagplugin/foreach.jsp

Hope it helps,

Luis


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Post by Christopher Schultz
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Ian,
On 10 Oct 2018 15:18, "Christopher Schultz"
Post by Christopher Schultz
Post by Ian Burton
I have spent many hours searching for a organised way to ask for a
Public void setter(double value){
Value = Maths.sin(param1);
}
Here is an example of files used from Java to JSP.
[Calculus Beanjava – Measures.jsp]
Nothing has been compatible, is there a licence restriction?
It's unclear what you're asking, here.
Can you explain a little more what you are trying to do?
Expressing my problem, with JSP plugins think
java.lang.math.(import) is neither working or available.
I've looked at different approaches &, Program scripted best
displayed.
I'm sorry, I still don't understand. Can you provide an example of a
JSP file that does _not_ work on a fresh Tomcat install, but /should/
work?
Please note that this mailing strips attachments, so you'll need to
copy/paste into your message.
What version of Tomcat are you trying to use?
- -chris
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