I moved from JSF 1.2 to JSF 2.0 and it seems I missed something during the switch. I have following scenario:
I\'vebeen looking at passing arrays, or lists, as Python tends to call them, into a function. I read something about using *args, such as:
I have a list of items of the same type (let\'s say guests) and i display them in a listview. By clicking on the line I would be able to edit the single e开发者_如何学编程lement. All the elements have
I have a litte radiobutton like this : <h:selectOneRadio value=\"#{test.answer}\" valueChangeListener=\"#{TestService.changeanswer}\" immediate=\"true\" id=\"answer\">
I useRyan\'s method to add and remove nested model fields dynamically through JavaScript using jQuery.
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We\'re developing a business ASP.NET application. Is it better to pass an entire entity to a method or pass each property of this entity as parameters? What is the best practice?
While debugging some C code with gdb I came across something I\'ve not seen nor heard of before! The compiler (gcc -O0) seems to have created a new type for passing an array of vectors to a function..
I have the below piece of code which Prefixs a string to the start of each member of a string array. ie. [\"a\",\"b\",\"c\"] prefixed with \"z\" becomes [\"za\",\"zb\",\"zc\"].
When i do the following: $.ajax({ type: \'GET\', url: \'http://www.domain.tld/feed\', dataType: \'xml\', success: function(data) {
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