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[A]—“MyEclipse ICEfaces Tutorial”—
Step 3. Bind a Data Table …
public ArrayList<CustomerBean>
CustomerBean isn’t created until after we’re told to run the project; Step 4 contains that bean? and you can’t run it.
So an error is created in the editor.Then we create a MyJsp.jspx , JSP page
but when told to run the project
we are told to enter: http://localhost:8080/myeclipse-tutorial3/MyJsp.iface (.iface?)Double clicking the column1 header in “Design” view does not
allow me to edit the text, I must do that in code viewWith the “TABLE SELECTED”
and after setting the var to “customer” in the properties window,
this variable was not recognized by the editor;
#{customer.contactfirstname} in the fistcolumn second row
“customer is undefined”Again , I could not enter this code in design view , but had to enter the value
in “Code” view.[B] –This stuff looks like magic —,
I can’t wait to get it going!!!Thank you,
douglasvdouglasv,
Thanks for the edits. I need to give that tutorial a nice cleanup and will incorporate your changes.@support-rkalla wrote:
douglasv,
Thanks for the edits. I need to give that tutorial a nice cleanup and will incorporate your changes.you might browse your other tutorials , some will leave you in a tizzy
try a netbeans tutorial and see the difference on average
However, your webinar on reports was Excellentdouglasv,
Which other tutorials did you find tizzy-inducing? Can you be more specific?Also, if you had to summarize the difference between NB tutorials and MyEclipse and what you preferred more about the prior, what would it be? We are always looking for ways to improve our documentation, and part of the problem may be getting *too* technical in our tutorials and not just getting to the meat of the issue.
then again some people like that… it’s hard to balance the two.
@support-rkalla wrote:
douglasv,
Which other tutorials did you find tizzy-inducing? Can you be more specific?Also, if you had to summarize the difference between NB tutorials and MyEclipse and what you preferred more about the prior, what would it be? We are always looking for ways to improve our documentation, and part of the problem may be getting *too* technical in our tutorials and not just getting to the meat of the issue.
then again some people like that… it’s hard to balance the two.
I suppose for the “Virtuoso’s”, this could be tedious,
The “ide” is like my personel “Robotic Programer” ; compared to “Notepad” which
can produce the same End!using a widget ,which generates a pop-up box , which requires a very few entries
spares us of volumes of code!!!To begin, the “mission” must be identified explicitly ; here is what the ide will
do for you and how it will do it.the steps must be outlined, assuming nothing from the student!!!
What we’re doing in these tutorials is creating the project with
“MY Personal Robotic Programmer”The tutorial will achieve the same end as “NOTEPAD”
However, along the way , the Various and ingenious widgets & so forth
are demonstrated to achieve our desired end,with little or no programming
, step by step , leaving nothing to the imagination.Technical, not if done right, if pointing out the Robot’s abilities to perform
for you is technical, than your widgets need to be re-tooled!!Clearly , many tutorials are needed to cover the common abilities
of each branch of java and “We welcome them All!”
,and they hopefully are kept current.Understanding the task is 99% of the battle.
This is my 2 cents.
oranges and oil. don’t mixThanks for asking,
DouglasvEric,
You can use the EOD for ICEFacesTutorialExample. To get to this EOD follow the below steps –
1. Click on MyEclipse > MyEclipse Start Page
2. This will open the MyEclipse Start Page. You can find 4 buttons – Manage Plugins, Tutorials, Example Projects and Support.
3. Click on [EXAMPLE PROJECTS]. This will open Examples On-Demand Browser.
4. Find ICEfacesTutorialExample and click on [Install Project]You should be all set.
