BUG CSS Editor z-index property

I use JDeveloper 10.1.3.1 to edit CSS.
span.dialog { z-index: 100; } is underlined in red, although span.dialog { z-index: 99; } and span.dialog { z-index: 101; } are OK.

Hi,
thanks. I filed a bug with very low priority because a) a work around exists (to set it to 101) and b) at runtime it behaves as designed
Frank

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I have a bean (MyBean) with a indexed property (array of class type ClassX). It has setter and getters (total of 4) according to Java Beans specification.
On Netbeans, the indexed property appears on Properties list. But, I can�t add itens to it, like it occurs when the property is not indexed or is a String indexed property. I think I should assign an 'editor' to it.
Does anybody knows how to do this?
The idea is: the ClassX is a JComponent and the Frame has some of them (10, for example). This indexed property from MyBean should allow users to add as many as they want, but limited to those already added to the Frame. They could add, for example, 4 of 10 to the array.
Thanks!

Did you try selecting portal components like books, pages, portlets. I have seen this problem too. But it would go away when you restart workshop.
--SJ

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Edited by: thmayr on 11.01.2012 05:08

Hi,
it might be due to some BUG in RDBMS...
First Check the Secondary index in TEST system
Look at the Transport Number in DEV system, If this is having error, then it will show you the error details also,
If that not moved Properly then you need to create another request for the INDEX and move it again
See the threads with similar problem...
Warning: Index does not exist in database system MSSQL
Index does not exist in database system ORACLE??????
Re creation of database index
Hope it will solve your problem...
<b>Reward Points if useful</b>
Thanks & Regards
ilesh 24x7

Need a CSS Editor?

Hi folks
I saw this alert today and decided to share. I know there are many of us that for whatever reason prefer third party tools. One of the tools I particularly find I cannot live without is SnagIt.
Today, a web site called Bits Du Jour is offering Top Style (a CSS editor) for half price. Normally it's $79 but today it's $39.
http://www.bitsdujour.com/
Cheers... Rick
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I think the CSS editor should be able to detect that it's used as a skin (by scanning trinidad-skins.xml) and adjust its validation rules accordingly. Currently, most basic skins make JDeveloper whinne a lot, mostly because of an expected identifier error from the :: syntax.
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Hi there,
I have issue with index property.
Running this script with this same document o have different index values for rectangles.
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33175 0 i12
33176 1 i6
33177 2 i9
33178 3 i3
33272 4 i10
33273 5 i4
33274 6 i7
33275 7 i1
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33460 9 i11
33461 10 i5
33462 11 i8
33464 12 i2
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33272 8 i10
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33274 10 i7
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33460 0 i11
33461 1 i5
33462 2 i8
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After many test now i'm sure, it's just bug in CS4 server, in CS5 server works fine.
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[svn:bz-trunk] 17010: Bug: Watson #2652870 - use a property file to drive the custom configuration tokens as opposed to setting it in the command line

Revision: 17010
Revision: 17010
Author:   [email protected]
Date:     2010-07-22 02:52:41 -0700 (Thu, 22 Jul 2010)
Log Message:
Bug: Watson #2652870 - use a property file to drive the custom configuration tokens as opposed to setting it in the command line
QA: Yes
Doc: Yes - in custom tokens section, talk about the new token.file option
Checkintests: Pass
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Indexed property

i have 20 Text fileds in my form and this may vary when the database data is changed
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Hi,
I am trying to save the value of multiple dropdowns in the Session Bean. Therefore, I created an index property "rule" in the Bean.
Each time the page is loadad, a different dropdown appears depending on the previous choices. If the ok button is clicked, the action is performed to save the current dropdown value in the index property:
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You can not set the index as you use here i.e
#{AdminBean.rule[cnt-1]}
is not correct. Because in JSF the "[" is used for some other purpose.
I would suggest you to use another property called "index"
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Same logic you can use to get the value too
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Indexed Property Example Code

Is there an example out there for a Java Newby - I am trying to save data in an array - that is using the indexed property in a SessionBean.
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* Indexed getter for property rule.
* @param index Index of the property.
* @return Value of the property at <CODE>index</CODE>.
public Long getRule(int index) {
return this.rule[index];
* Indexed setter for property rule.
* @param index Index of the property.
* @param rule New value of the property at <CODE>index</CODE>.
public void setRule(int index, Long rule) {
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I am getting the followong error:
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Class Name: org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper
File Name: JspServletWrapper.java
Method Name: service
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Can anyone help, possibly with some example code?
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Nils

public String button1_action() {
setValue("#{AdminBean.rule[1]}",
selector.getValue());
How about
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Best regards
Antonio.

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zydecode wrote:
> Flex sets itself as the default CSS editor in Eclipse,
whihc is fine.. except
> that I prefer the WST CSS editor that is installed with
the WST toolkit that
> you can get from Eclipse.org.
>
> So.. going to "Preferences>General>Editors>File
Associations" I can set the
> default CSS editor back to the WST CSS editor, and even
delete the Flex CSS
> editor - but doing that just gives me "plain text" css
files (black font, no
> code completion, Outline View etc).
>
> But - if I go into "Help>Manage Configuration" and
DISABLE Flex - I get my CSS
> editor back!
>
> SO - does anyone know how I can have Flex ENABELD *and*
have my referred CSS
> editor..?
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