How do I choose which browsers to support for the JSP pages of my mySQL database?
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I don't think that JSP got antkind of browser compaitablity issue it's just a simple html page on client end so it depends on which version of HTML you are using.
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OK, you probably didn't set it up right if it didn't show it. \nI would suggest getting WAMP which installs Apache, MySql, and PHP.\nOnce you install it turn WAMP on, and it turns on all the services.\nPlace you webpage files in the www directory inside the WAMP directory on your C: drive.\nThen open up IE or Firefox (or w/e browser you use), and type:\nhttp://localhost/\nand if you index is there then your page should run.\nHope this helps.
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get java here.\n\nhttp://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp
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Are you looking at those languages specifically or any scripting language to build dynamic webpages with?  If the latter I would recommend starting with PHP.  It is easier to learn and it is free.  Most webhosts offer it and there are tons of tutorials out there.  If you want to just try it out on your computer, I'd recommend XAMPP.  It is a working version of Apache, Mysql, PHP and Perl all together in one easy-to-install package.  I keep a copy on my USB drive so I can do my development anywhere.
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I prefer using browsers that support tabs (like Firefox), so I can have multiple sites open without having to launch a new instance.
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Use MySQL. You can download it free from http://www.mysql.com/ You should also download the Administration tools that come with it. They are very useful. You may also download phpmyadmin, a web-based admin tool you that works on a PHP-enabled server. You will find it very easy to setup and use. These tools are powering many websites on the net. Of course, you webhosting package must have PHP/MySQL enabled. All technologies mentioned are Open Source.
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Get firefox and try that.
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For Firefox, see links below:\nFor Internet Explorer: Switch to Firefox and see above ; )
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Best combination I have used is:\n\n1) Apache We Server.\n2) MySQL (for database).\n3) PHP (scripting).\n\nThis works on all major OSes.
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YES-(idea) use firefox browser and wont have that trouble.but will need to keep IE for some bank sites,etc.
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Go to tools/internet options/advanced,   and take the 3 check marks out of "Microsoft VM"(Java)/apply/ok,   then  Tools / internet options/ advanced -\nCheck  "enable third party browser extensions" \n (requires a "MUST"  immediate restart)      ......   Then download java.sun and  Install the latest version of sun Java.\n\nDownload Java 2 Platform, Standard Edition 5.0:= http://www.java.com/en/download/index.jsp\n  = http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/download.jsp\n\n   then go to tools/internet options/ advanced, and put a check mark in Java(sun)/ apply/ ok/ok/ restart.   (Don't overlook both restarts) .  ......  . .   Also go to:    tools/internet options/security/custom level/Java permissions/high or medium safety/ok/yes/ok
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Support for javascript comes with your web browser.  If you have a choice i suggest choosing FireFox.
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A version of MySQL is available for Windows, and it rocks\n\nEdit:\nAll the info for downloading and installing is here:\nhttp://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.0/en/windows-installation.html
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If you are using Internet Explorer, ensure that java is enabled and activex control allowed
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dump that dog and get a browser that's not a P.O.S.
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USE MODEL -1 architecture, use only JSP and JavaBeans, even if u don't want JavaBeans U can use JSP and any backend database.
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You need to have java plugin installed for ur browser.