Link List Key

Hello,
In the IMG activity Define links on confirmation page, i can configure what links to display on the confirmation page of a ESS/MSS application and it works fine.
The question i have is: Can i create a custom link list? If yes, how can i hook that up to a custom service/resource.
I would prefer not to change the standard SAP entries of the link lists and therefore would want to know how does the link list concept work?
Thanks,
Bhushan.

Never mind, i found an answer to my question on this site in a very good blog by Antony Raja T.
For other users who might need it, here is the link:
/people/antonyraja.t/blog/2007/12/16/confirmation-screen-links-in-self-service-applications
Thanks,
Bhushan.

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Hi All,
Although there is no ESS in MSS as such in our new portal (hompage framework), we have configured it as much as we could, so that it was similar to the previous ESS in MSS. We have used a copy of the ESS address iview for the ESS in MSS emergency contact.
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Hi amartin903,
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//I need to add a header node into this Linked list class and
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Linked List Help!

Hi,
I have an assignment on linked lists, as a beginner I am really struggling with it for hours...
I have to write the following methods without importing any libraries.
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It must be implemented in the code on this site:
[http://www.cs.princeton.edu/introcs/43stack/LinkedStackOfStrings.java.html]
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vdL wrote:
Thanks for the reply! Yes, I forgot add what my actual problem is.
If I am correct, I will need to be able to traverse through the list up to a certain point, redirect and redirect the pointers.
My problem is I am able to traverse through the list using 'for(Node x = first; x != null; x= x.next)' but I do not know how make it only run up to a particular position in the list.You can keep an integer counter, increment it each time through the loop, and break out of the loop when the counter is big enough. Example of breaking:
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And also, how not to loose the previous Node when traversing trough the list.You're allowed to have multiple references. So you could keep one reference to the current node, and one reference to the one before it.
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Implementing TRIE using linked lists

Node InsertNode(string name, Node root)
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key = name[index - 1].ToString();
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if (resultNode == null)
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currentNode.Children.Add(newNode);
currentNode = newNode;
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index++;
return root;
i want to use linked lists. i dont no what nodes are.like basically how do i use linked lists in the place of nodes in this code?
thanx

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/PhoneDirectory.aspx?display=Print <= code tags?
coherent questions?
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private LinkedListNode next;
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Hello everyone,
[I hope I am in the right forum]
I am trying to learn how to implement Linked Lists with Java. I have written a small code and I would appreceate it a lot if any one would be kind enough to check if this code is really a linked list.
I tried to make a list with 3 nodes, with no helping methods for adding and removing nodes. Just a simple example. This is my code:
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/***** OUTPUT ***** OUTPUT ***** OUTPUT ***** OUTPUT *****
Hi i am data contained in Node 1.
Hi i am data contained in Node 2.
Hi i am data contained in Node 3.
Hi this is Node2 ========================>:myList@16f0472
This is the value of pointer of Node 1 ==>:myList@16f0472
Hi this is Node3 ========================>:myList@18d107f
This is the value of pointer of Node 2 ==>:myList@18d107f
Press any key to continue...
Thank you very much,
JMelsi

Happy to advise. Here we go. :)
Firstly, you'll want to post your code in code tags. They make your code more legible, thus making it easier and therefore more likely that someone responds. ;)
Second, it would be more appropriate for class names (such as "myList") to start with an upper-case letter (such as "MyList"). Additionally, the class in question does not represent a whole list but instead a node, so you might want to call it "MyListNode" or something similar.
Strictly speaking, your code is definitely that of a linked list of nodes. For example, one could print all of the contents in your list with code like this:
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Enjoy!

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* Dictionary.java
* Created on November 4, 2007, 10:53 PM
* A class Dictionary that implements the other classes.
* @author Denis
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* @author Denis
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/*WordNode.java
* Created on November 4, 2007, 10:40 PM
*A class WordNode that contains a Word object of information and a link field that will contain the address of the next WordNode.
* @author Denis
public class WordNode {
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    public WordNode (WordNode wrd)
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         next = null;
    WordNode(Word x)
        object = x;
        next = null;
    WordNode list = null;
    //WordNode list = new WordNode("z");
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        return object;
    WordNode getNode()
        return next;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
/* Word.java
* Created on November 4, 2007, 10:39 PM
* A class Word that holds the name of a word and its meaning.
* @author Denis
public class Word {
    private String word = " ";
    /** Creates a new instance of Word with the definition*/
    public Word(String w) {
        word = w;
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        return word;
}

zoemayne wrote:
java:26: cannot find symbol
symbol : method add(java.lang.String)
location: class Dictionary
add(toAdd);this is in the dictionary class
generic messageThat's because there is no add(...) method in your Dictionary class: the add(...) method is in your WordList class.
To answer your next question "+how do I add things to my list then?+": Well, you need to create an instance of your WordList class and call the add(...) method on that instance.
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Hi...i know that there is an implementation of the class Linked Link but i am required to show how the linked list works in this case for my project...please help...
Yes..I tried to delete some objects in a linked list but after that i am not able to display the objects that were already in the linked list properly and instead it throws an NullPointerException.
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OK -- I've had a cup and my systems are coming back on line...
The problem looks to be the way that you are handling the pointer to the previous node in your deletion code. Essentially, that is not getting incremented along with the nextNode -- it is always pointing to head. So when you find the node to delete then the line
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Then when you try to print out the list, the first call you make is
node = head.getNextNode();Which has been set to null, so you get an NPE when you try to access the information.
Nothing like my favorite alkaloid to help things along on a Monday morning...
- N

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Hi... i've got an assignment it start like this.
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2. remove
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Can any1 tell me wat am supposed to do...

Hi,
Why don't you start your demo like this?
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               break;
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               showOperations();
               break;
          case '4':
               System.out.println("You have chosen Print Job Demo ");
               showOperations();
               break;
     private void showOperations() {
          System.out.println("Please choose any operations ");
          System.out.println("\t" + "1. Insert ");
          System.out.println("\t" + "2. Remove ");
          System.out.println("\t" + "3. Reset ");
          System.out.println("\t" + "4. search ");
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          Demo demo = new Demo();
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Hi friend:
I stored a series of objects of certain class inside a linked list. When I get one of them out of the list, I want to use the instance method associated with this object. However, the complier only allow me to treat this object as general object, ( of Object Class), as a result I can't use instance methods which are associated with this object. Can someone tell me how to use the methods associated with the objects which are stored inside a linked list?
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Use casting. In other words, cat the object taken from the collection to the correct type and call your method.
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Can I import my old link lists into 365 site?

Hi I would like to import all my hard work from my old 2010 sharepoint site into the new 365 site.
I exported my links to excel but I cannot see an import option on a link list in 365.
Surely there must be an easy way to do this that I am missing?
thanks

Below are the steps to save List as Template:
>> Go to the List - List Settings - Click on Save List as Template - Provide Template Name and make sure you check the "With Content" box available on the page.
Once the List is successfully saved as template, you will find the template under List Templates gallery. Download that template it should have ".stp" extension. Get that file and upload the file to List Templates gallery of your SharePoint Online Office
365 site. Then create a new app and there you should find the Template and create a list using that template.
If you have any questions then let me know.
Please ensure that you mark a question as Answered once you receive a satisfactory response.

Is there a way to create a "Horizontal Links List" from a query?

Hi,
Is there a way to create a "Horizontal Links List" from a query?
I want to display file names that I have uploaded as links to a display page.
I don't know how to create my own template yet as I've read... I saw Jes had posted this idea...
Thanks, Bill

Yes, that is great Chris!
Thanks for the site....
Once I dynamically create the HTML for the list how do I feed it into the page?
as an item? Can I access an HTML region body dynamically?
Thanks, Bill

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