Archive for category Accessibility
Why JDBC + JSP = Bad
February 24th, 2009 by Scott SelikoffOver years of moderating at The JavaRanch, I’ve seen one type of question spring up on a weekly basis: that asked by people who need help with JDBC code inside of Java Server Pages (JSPs). As much as we may want to help this individual fix their particular problem, the overriding thought of “STOP WHAT [...]
Posted: 24 February, 2009 in Accessibility, Java/J2EE, JavaRanch, JDBC, Web.
Tags: Database, Java/J2EE, JDBC, JSP
Comments: 10
how to view source code generated by dojo
October 3rd, 2008 by Jeanne BoyarskyDojo abstracts alot from you when creating widgets. So how do you see the real source? The source is important when testing certain types of requirements. Accessibility is one of those requirements. Normal code As an example, I wrote a simple line of code to display a Dojo widget for currency. When I do a [...]
Posted: 3 October, 2008 in Accessibility, Web.
Tags: code, dojo, javascript, source
Comments: 2
