How set properties in liquid lAf

hi thanx for the help .it is really working.but i would like to know the how set the properties in the this lnf .i would like to change the color and various properties .
plz do the needful

Hi,
why do you use the print-tag in your setProperty-Tag.
Try it without <%=tempStr%>.
Try <%tempStr%>
or only tempStr.

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Put the bean on the session after you fill it on your servlet:
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I have a problem to set properties for beans in jsp
this is part of my code:
<jsp:useBean id="searchHandler" class="searchHandler.class"
scope="session">
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%>
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it doesn't work well.
something wrong?

Hi,
why do you use the print-tag in your setProperty-Tag.
Try it without <%=tempStr%>.
Try <%tempStr%>
or only tempStr.

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I am using LV 8.5 and am trying to apply TDMS properties to multiple channels in one fell swoop, with the idea of being able to automate it for the number of channels currently active. I know how to do this, except for one step I'm struggling with. I keep getting the error:
"LabVIEW: An input parameter is invalid. For example if the input is a path, the path might contain a character not allowed by the OS such as ? or @.
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NI-488: Command requires GPIB Controller to be Controller-In-Charge."
coming from the tdms set properties. I'm feeding it an an indexing array of strings, which I believe are C-strings so null terminator as the help files says it struggles with such, and no addresses. I've attached a partially completed VI that is otherwise working.
Thanks for your assistance,
Bret Dahme
Solved!
Go to Solution.
Attachments:
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Bingo! Glad that it was a quick and easy solution. The help file says group or channel and nothing that i can see of requireing either.
Thanks for the help!
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General class and setting properties vs specific inner class

This is a general question for discussion. I am curious to know how people differentiate between instantiating a standard class and making property adjustments within a method versus defining a new inner class with the property adjustments defined within.
For example, when laying out a screen do you:
- instantiate all the objects, set properties, and define the layout all within a method
- create an inner class that defines the details of the layout (may reference other inner classes if complex) that is then just instantiated within a method
- use some combination of the two depending on size and complexity.
- use some other strategy
Obviously, by breaking the work up into smaller classes you are simplifying the structure since each class is taking on less responsibility, as well as hiding the details of the implementaion from higher level classes. On the other hand, if you are just instantiating an object and making some SET calls is creating an inner class overkill.
Is there a general consensus for an approach? I am curious to hear the approach of others.

it's depends on your design..
usually, if the application is simple and is not expected to be maintain (update..etc..) than I just have all the building of the gui within the same class (usually..the main class that extends JFrame).
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Mojarra doesn't implement setting properties on declared converters?

Hi,
I tried to register a custom converter in faces-config, by means of the following declaration:
<converter>
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For instance, the ApplicationImp.createConverter method consists of this code:
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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

rlubke wrote:
Mojarra has never supported such functionality, so it hasn't been silently removed.Thanks for explaining that. Like I said, the silently removed option thus was the less likely of the two ;)
The documentation for this converter sub-element states:
<xsd:element name="property"
type="javaee:faces-config-propertyType"
minOccurs="0"
maxOccurs="unbounded">
<xsd:annotation>
<xsd:documentation>
Nested "property" elements identify JavaBeans
properties of the Converter implementation class
that may be configured to affect the operation of
the Converter. This attribute is primarily for
design-time tools and is not specified to have
any meaning at runtime.
</xsd:documentation>
</xsd:annotation>
</xsd:element>
That documentation is quite clear indeed. I now notice that the project I was working on still had a JSF 1.1 faces-config DTD, and that documentation said this:
Element : property
The "property" element represents a JavaBean property of the Java class represented by our parent element.
Property names must be unique within the scope of the Java class that is represented by the parent element,
and must correspond to property names that will be recognized when performing introspection against that
class via java.beans.Introspector.
Content Model : (description*, display-name*, icon*, property-name, property-class, default-value?,
suggested-value?, property-extension*)So there it actually says nothing about the design time aspect.
I do have to mention that I think this entire difference between design time and run time could maybe have been a bit more officially formalized. Don't get me wrong, I think JSF and the whole of Java EE is a really good spec that has helped me tremendously with my software development efforts, but this particular thing might be open for some improvements. A similar thing also happens in the JPA spec, where some attributes on some annotations are strictly for design time tools and/or code generators, but it's never really obvious which ones that are.
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the main problem is getting the module to switch context to..
the result of the puts "Resetting Data Auditors $dtaList" is as follows:
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Setting properties to applets...

hi This is a new comer to developing applets.
Can i set properties to an applet? i mean i have an applet running and for that applet the user shoud be able to right clik on it and see set of properties scroll down like change font color etc.....how can i make it possible.
I'd appreciate if anybody can help me with some links so that i can get to work more on it or some sample code.
Thanks in advance..

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"Message from Webpage (error) There was an error in the browser while setting properties into the page HTML, possibly due to invalid URLs or other values. Please try again or use different property values."

I created a site column at the root of my site and I have publishing turned on. I selected the Hyperlink with formatting and constraints for publishing.
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When running the script the output looks like this:
CREATE MAPPING 'XXX_1_IN'... DONE
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Hi, don't look at the script it was copied and pasted from an old thread. The problem is the error I get when trying to execute:
OMBALTER MAPPING 'map_name' \
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//Joel

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This doesn't seem to work for somes reason...
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