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Re: How can I call doGet method? Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 22:36 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 22:36  You have already shown the correct way of calling it; what is the problem? One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: How can I call doGet method? Andrei Straut25-Jul-12 9:34 Andrei Straut 25-Jul-12 9:34  Calling directly doGet or doPost methods is not the correct method. The correct method of calling these methods (i'm assuming they are in a Java servlet) is the following: Assuming you have a JSP page (at, for example, http://localhost/yourproject/yourjsp.jsp), you can make requests at that page (GET or POST, it doesn't matter for now). After you have the JSP page, you need to map it in your web.xml file, in your project, like this: XML <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>YourServlet</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/yourpage</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> And then, in your servlet, named in this particular example YourServlet.java, have the doGet / doPost methods, which will get called automatically when you make a request to yourpage.jsp. This is the correct way of calling a doGet or doPost method, and it's rarely (if ever) recommended calling them directly (of course, you can have the other servlet method, processRequest, but that will only forward the request to doGet or doPost). And in your particular example, you can't call return doGet(request, response). doGet and doPost are void methods (meaning they don't return anything). Worst case, you can call doGet(request, response) but not return. Full-fledged Java/.NET lover, full-fledged PHP hater. Full-fledged Google/Microsoft lover, full-fledged Apple hater. 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How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 7:30 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 7:30  <pre lang="text"><apispec> <api version="v1" name="findplaces" provider="ibm" /> <request type="json"> <uri path="/findplaces" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places"> [CDATA[List places of a city]] </uri> <queryparams> <param name="country" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]"> [CDATA[Country is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="city" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]"> [CDATA[City is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="limit" mapping="limit"> [CDATA[Number of places to be returned]] </param> </queryparams> </request> <response type="json" deflimit="10"> <place name="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@name]" city="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]" country="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]" address="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@address]" zip="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@zip]"> <location lat="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@lat]" long="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@long]" /> </place> </response> </apispec></pre> Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 9:22 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 9:22  Why do you keep repeating this unreadable post? Please read the suggestions you have been given, edit your question and uncheck the option on the page that says "Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML". Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 9:38 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 9:38  Dear Richard, i m doing same thing which u told me. I am following ur suggestions but i don't know y u r not able to see. I m posting in plain text format. Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 9:26 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 9:26  As it's unlikely you will take any notice of my previous suggestion I would refer you to Google that has all these hits[^] for Java SAX. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 9:41 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 9:41  do one thing u send me ur mail id and then i will send u that .xml file. plzzzz i need ur help, help me. Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 9:55 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 9:55  I don't want the XML file. Follow the link I gave you and check out some of the information on using SAX. I'm afraid no one here is going to do it for you. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser, I have no idea about parsing...Plzzz Help Me Jair Israel Avilés Eusebio25-Jul-12 9:27 Jair Israel Avilés Eusebio 25-Jul-12 9:27  Hey This resource can be helpful for you. Last year I have the same problem and I resolved it. Cheers! http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/xml/library/x-tipsaxstop/#N1006E[^] How to parse this XML by using SAX parser Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 4:57 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 4:57  <pre lang="xml"><apispec> <api version="v1" name="findplaces" provider="ibm" /> <request type="json"> <uri path="/findplaces" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places"> [CDATA[List places of a city]] </uri> <queryparams> <param name="country" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]"> [CDATA[Country is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="city" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]"> [CDATA[City is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="limit" mapping="limit"> [CDATA[Number of places to be returned]] </param> </queryparams> </request> <response type="json" deflimit="10"> <place name="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@name]" city="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]" country="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]" address="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@address]" zip="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@zip]"> <location lat="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@lat]" long="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@long]" /> </place> </response> </apispec></pre> Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser Nagy Vilmos24-Jul-12 5:02 Nagy Vilmos 24-Jul-12 5:02  Please edit this remove the flag 'Treat my content as plain text, not as HTML' Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre I cannot live by bread alone. Bacon and ketchup are needed as well. - Trollslayer Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb - they're often *students*, for heaven's sake - Terry Pratchett Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 5:09 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 5:09  i need code what u replied, i didn't get Re: How to parse this XML by using SAX parser Nagy Vilmos24-Jul-12 5:12 Nagy Vilmos 24-Jul-12 5:12  Your original message cannot be clearly read, so you will not get the help you want, edit it so the tags can be applied properly and make it easier for everyone to read. Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India wrote: i need code If you need code, then I advise you to write some. If you are having trouble then let us know where you have a problem and then we can help. CP is not here to do your [home]work for you. Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre I cannot live by bread alone. Bacon and ketchup are needed as well. - Trollslayer Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb - they're often *students*, for heaven's sake - Terry Pratchett This is XML i got, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 5:16 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 5:16  <apispec> <api version="v1" name="findplaces" provider="ibm" /> <request type="json"> <uri path="/findplaces" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places"> [CDATA[List places of a city]] </uri> <queryparams> <param name="country" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]"> [CDATA[Country is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="city" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]"> [CDATA[City is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="limit" mapping="limit"> [CDATA[Number of places to be returned]] </param> </queryparams> </request> <response type="json" deflimit="10"> <place name="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@name]" city="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]" country="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]" address="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@address]" zip="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@zip]"> <location lat="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@lat]" long="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@long]" /> </place> </response> </apispec> Re: This is XML i got, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 5:34 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 5:34  What is the point of reposting the original which is still not correctly formatted? Use <pre> tags around your code block and explain excactly what your problem is. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re:I got this XML, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP, I have no ideaabt Parsing Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 5:39 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 5:39  <pre lang="xml"><apispec> <api version="v1" name="findplaces" provider="ibm" /> <request type="json"> <uri path="/findplaces" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places"> [CDATA[List places of a city]] </uri> <queryparams> <param name="country" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]"> [CDATA[Country is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="city" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]"> [CDATA[City is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="limit" mapping="limit"> [CDATA[Number of places to be returned]] </param> </queryparams> </request> <response type="json" deflimit="10"> <place name="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@name]" city="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]" country="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]" address="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@address]" zip="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@zip]"> <location lat="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@lat]" long="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@long]" /> </place> </response> </apispec></pre> Gaurav Sharma Re:I got this XML, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP, I have no ideaabt Parsing Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 6:31 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 6:31  Are you unable to understand the comments or suggestions you have been given? Please stop reposting the same dump and provide the information (properly formatted) that you have been asked for. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: This is XML i got, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP Nagy Vilmos24-Jul-12 6:31 Nagy Vilmos 24-Jul-12 6:31  OP has the 'treat as plain text' option on his post. I have offered to help but he refuses to listen. Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done. Drink. Get drunk. Fall over - P O'H OK, I will win to day or my name isn't Ethel Crudacre! - DD Ethel Crudacre I cannot live by bread alone. Bacon and ketchup are needed as well. - Trollslayer Have a bit more patience with newbies. Of course some of them act dumb - they're often *students*, for heaven's sake - Terry Pratchett Re: This is XML i got, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP Richard MacCutchan24-Jul-12 6:32 Richard MacCutchan 24-Jul-12 6:32  Some people you can't help. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: This is XML i got, i don't know how to parse by using SAX. PLZZZ HELP Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India24-Jul-12 7:26 Gaurav Sharma from Bangalore, India 24-Jul-12 7:26  <pre lang="text"><apispec> <api version="v1" name="findplaces" provider="ibm" /> <request type="json"> <uri path="/findplaces" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places"> [CDATA[List places of a city]] </uri> <queryparams> <param name="country" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]"> [CDATA[Country is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="city" mapping="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]"> [CDATA[City is an attribute of place]] </param> <param name="limit" mapping="limit"> [CDATA[Number of places to be returned]] </param> </queryparams> </request> <response type="json" deflimit="10"> <place name="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@name]" city="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@city]" country="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@country]" address="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@address]" zip="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place[@zip]"> <location lat="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@lat]" long="/appengine/data/ibm/places/place/location[@long]" /> </place> </response> </apispec></pre> How to store multiple email ids in one variable separated by commas using jsp backend is mysql Member 928084419-Jul-12 19:00 Member 9280844 19-Jul-12 19:00  Thank you in advance Re: How to store multiple email ids in one variable separated by commas using jsp backend is mysql Richard MacCutchan19-Jul-12 22:39 Richard MacCutchan 19-Jul-12 22:39  Try one of these[^]. One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Message Closed 22-Jul-12 8:05 padmakaki 22-Jul-12 8:05  Message Closed Re: How to store multiple email ids in one variable separated by commas using jsp backend is mysql Richard MacCutchan22-Jul-12 21:35 Richard MacCutchan 22-Jul-12 21:35  One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature. Re: How to store multiple email ids in one variable separated by commas using jsp backend is mysql TorstenH.22-Jul-12 19:03 TorstenH. 22-Jul-12 19:03  THAT already sounds false. I guess you should think again and use another approach. regards Torsten When I'm not working

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