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- Process the data from an HTML form
- Returns a HashTable containing the key - value pairs passed in
- Parse a name from a query string
- Returns a writer
- Returns the character encoding of the response
- Writes a chunk of bytes
- Region OutputStream Implementation
- Checks for duplicate method names in given methodConstraints
- Gets the HTTP method name
- Replies the servlet context
- Gets the filter configuration
- Sets header
- Set the content length
- Recovers the URL of a client - side request
- Add a header
- Sets an integer header
- Sets the domain of the cookie
- Clones this cookie
- Add an integer header
- Returns the name of this filter instance
- Returns an enumeration of the names of the initialization parameters
- Returns the value of the given initialization parameter
- Gets the names of the init parameter names
- Returns the output stream
- Tests whether a string is a reserved token
- Reads the entire input stream into a byte array
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QUESTION
What I'm trying to do is making a simple web app where a teacher may take students' scores from excel files to the database
I have tried cleaning and rebuilding the project, cleaning tomcat workpath but none seemed to work
Here is my code of the servlet that is triggering the error
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Answered 2021-May-20 at 08:59NVM I got it going
Turns out, not only importing the jar files but I also need to specify the dependency in pom.xml because the IDE doesn't do it automatically
QUESTION
I'm making an application that has two values and it returns a lot of different function answers (addition, subtraction, div, multiplication, etc). It's made using JSP and I have an Index and an error JSPs. When I try to run the app with the error.jsp enabled, it always returns that page no matter what I try, because there's something wrong in my code but I don't understand what. The application also has a prime number section, in which you can enter a number, pressing ok and if the number is a prime nothing happens, but if it isnt then you will get an error message. Next prime and previous prime just returns next and previous prime numbers from the number you entered.
index.jsp
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Answered 2020-Sep-21 at 22:12There are at least 2 problems in the implementation:
Beans must have public default constructor with no arguments:
QUESTION
Just a note, this is for class. I would go to the class material, but it doesn't address this(the school is kinda garbage). And when i ask the teacher, he says to google it. I've tried googling it, but my understanding is not good enough yet sadly.
My setup is as follows. Its a web application that uses DerbyDB, Glassfish 5, Java and javascript servlets.
I know this is answered 100000 times on here, but being as dense as i am... i am not getting it. i have a java web application (without maven). The login uses login.jsp and authenticates through authenticate.java of course there is no escaping so its vulnerable to xss. I am just not sure how to implement this. If someone could guide me there. If there is a library or something to load and if so how to use it.
login.jsp
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 21:05You can use StringEscapeUtils.escapeHtml4() method.
QUESTION
Just a note, this is for class. I would go to the class material, but it doesn't address this(the school is kinda garbage). And when i ask the teacher, he says to google it. I've tried googling it, but my understanding is not good enough yet sadly.
My setup is as follows. Its a web application that uses DerbyDB, Glassfish 5, Java and javascript servlets.
I am a bit lost on using Prepared Statements. My Authentication java code has an sql inject vulnerability and i am trying to solve it. Everyone says to use PreparedStatements, so i am trying. My code is below. This is how it works though. It checks the usernames(an email)that was input to the user_id from thesdev_users table. then it takes the user_id and checks it in user_info table to the password stored under the user_id to see if it matches.
The prepared statements are at the bottom, but i figured yall would like to see the full thing, just in case! Authenticate.java
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Answered 2020-Aug-10 at 03:04Any user input is to be considered 'tainted'. It may be an attempt to hack your stuff.
That means anytime you just run user input as code, you've basically handed your server over to whomever wants.
You've messed this up TWICE in this code.
First time is in your HTML response:
QUESTION
I can't figure out why my jsp page won't display a list I created in a servlet and added to the session. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've looked at a lot of answers but I can't find one to fix this.
The output I'm getting is;
Summary of artist information
Surname Fname nationality birthSo the table headings are being displayed but not the actual values.
Artist Class
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Mar-21 at 21:28You are setting your manually created artist list in session variable as below with name info
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QUESTION
I can't get my index.html file to call my getEmployees.java servlet and I don't know why it's not working because im using the servlets url pattern. The getEmployees method is then supposed to forward control to the listEmployees.jsp file.
The error occurs when I click the hyperlink in the html page;
HTTP Status 404 - /getEmployees
type Status report
message /getEmployees
description The requested resource is not available.
Apache Tomcat/8.0.3
And the code;
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-28 at 17:50For some reason deleting the servlet and renaming it to NewServlet and rewriting the code fixed this. I have no idea why.
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