JSF Training

2006-02-13 Thread Rassmann, Natalie D
Can anyone suggest a good JSF trainning course?

Thanks,

Natalie Rassmann




RE: Default values for Multiple Select

2005-10-19 Thread Rassmann, Natalie D
Paul, 

  I am dealing with a multiple select tag...  Ie html:select
property=userroles multiple =true html:optionsCollection
property=userroles / /html:select

Natalie

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From: Paul Benedict [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, October 18, 2005 7:11 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Default values for Multiple Select


Natalie,

Your question isn't clear

If you're dealing with multiple checkboxes, the
property backing them should be a String[] so you can
capture all the values selected.

If you're dealing with multiple options of a radio
group, only one option will ever be selected.

Paul




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Default values for Multiple Select

2005-10-18 Thread Rassmann, Natalie D
Hi - 

  I am trying to get the default values for a multiple select to work
when more than one option is selected.  It seems as though I only can
get one of the options marked as selected when several are actually
selected.Has anyone run into this before?  Can anyone help me?

Natalie Rassmann
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indexed property not working

2004-05-06 Thread Rassmann, Natalie D
Hi - 

I have an arraylist within an arraylist and I am trying to iterate throught it.  When 
I use indexed on the item; it doesn't seem to be indexing the name.  Here is a code 
snippet:

 logic:iterate id=testProceduresList name=crPacketForm 
property=testProceduresList indexId=i


  c:forEach items=${crPacketForm.map.tstProcSteps[i]} var=steps varStatus=idx

  html-el:textarea name=steps property=action  rows = 5 cols=80 
indexed=true/

  /c:forEach  


/logic:iterate

When I look at the generated source code I see the following being generated:

textarea name=steps[0].action cols=80 rows=5Start ACTS MK51 by bringing up the 
system. Init a scenario run a ACTS exercise.   /textarea
 textarea name=steps[0].action cols=80 rows=5ddaf/textarea

Every textarea for the property action has steps[0] instead of steps[0], steps[1], etc.

The indexing does not seem to be working?  Does anyone have any ideas

Natalie

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