mano ranjan

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Error using <hx:jspPanel>

JR Yalbets wrote:Did you ever find a solution? I'm running into the same problem now, too.

I removed all the hx: reference and then used h: references

10 years ago

JSF

Error using <hx:jspPanel>

Any Solution ???

10 years ago

JSF

Error using <hx:jspPanel>

Hi
I am using IBM JSF tags.. So when i am using <hx:jspPanel id="panel01"> tag in page.The JSP is rendered with !!jsftagmarker!!

text in the page .. Can any help me in this issue ..

Thanks
Mano

10 years ago

JSF

what is chordiant framework?

hi
can anybody explain me what is chordiant framework and how it is related with JSF framework .

thanks
mano

13 years ago

JSF

XPath's role in XML

Hi,
What is mean by xpath . is it a separate parser ? or else it is used in JAXP and SAXP for parsing purposes.. so whats the role of the xpath in xml .

13 years ago

XML and Related Technologies

error in executing servlet

Hi,
Can you please post your HTMl page so that it will be useful to debug ..

thanks
Mano

13 years ago

Servlets

Need for finally block?

Hi,
So as per your reply the only difference is that the finally block will be faster that other normal methods .If i use my own method instead of finally i can use try catch inside that too...

thanks

13 years ago

Beginning Java

Need for finally block?

Hi,
Thanks for your reply.Yes you are true about finally block.Why i need a finally block to free my resources ill just call any method after try and catch block named test() which will do the resources cleaning.Is that fine???

thanks
Mnao

13 years ago

Beginning Java

Need for finally block?

Hi,
i have a scenario for finally block.
try{
system.out.println("try");
}catch(Exception e){
system.out.println("catch");
}finally{
system.out.println("finally");
}
the finally block gets executed irrespective of the try and catch block . Then what is the need of finally block in java.This block gets executed even when the control comes to try as well as catch block,so what is need for finally block,why not a piece of code rather than a finally block.

thanks

13 years ago

Beginning Java

Difference between servlet and jsp?

Hi,
As JSPs are converted in servlets so why we need to go for Jsp rather than using servlets..

thanks
mano

13 years ago

Servlets

How Faces Servlet works in JSF???

Hi,
I just went through the FacesServlet code
Faces Servlet

Form this i came to know Faces Servlet implements servlet .then how come the request,response works and how could the doget() and doPost() methods are called...??

thanks
mano.

13 years ago

JSF

JSF Phase Listener????

Hi,
Can anybody explain me what is phase listener in JSF,and what for this listener is used for with some examples...

thanks
mano.

13 years ago

JSF

Things Included for File I/O in exam

Hi,
What k&b related to???

thanks
mano

13 years ago

Programmer Certification (OCPJP)

Facelets in JSF????

Hi,
What are Facelets in JSF,and why are they used..what are the advantages of using Facelets in JSF...

thanks
mano.

13 years ago

JSF

Database Normailization???

Hi,
Can anybody tell me abt what is normalization and the normalization techniques.. Or please send me some good tutorials which has examples about noramalization...

thanks
mano

13 years ago

JDBC and Relational Databases