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1. ADF: Calling a method through a managed beans in JSP stackoverflow.com

I am running into issues with passing parameters to managed beans in JSP within Oracle ADF. Here is an example JSP test page I am trying to pass parameters to a ...

2. [S2] Jsp not loading bean from superclass static method struts.1045723.n5.nabble.com

Hello: I jut upgraded from Struts 2.0.14 to 2.1.8 and noticed I am now getting this error: SEVERE: Servlet.service() for servlet jsp threw exception The requested list key 'accountManagerMap' could not be resolved as a collection/array/map/enumeration/iterator type. Example: people or people.{name} I have this in my JSP code:

3. How invoke a bean method in a loop? coderanch.com

Hi all, I need your help again. I am developing a survey application in which i have a form of 20 to 25 questions. The questions are retrieve from the database dynamically based on certain conditions. A loop is used to display all the questions. I am using a JavaBean to hold the answer. The bean has 25 properties named part1_q1 ...

4. Stateful session bean and callback methods coderanch.com

5. Method Not found in JSP usning a Bean and Tomcat coderanch.com

Howdy Folks, I am using a Bean and calling a method in a JSP. Tomcat says method not found when its in the bean and its public. Is this a bug with tomcat. Its driving me crazy. It works on one instance of Tomcat but not on another. Any Ideas? Thank you Honey

6. Servlets using beans' methods coderanch.com

7. calling bean method in servlet coderanch.com

8. Calling Servlet method from Bean coderanch.com

9. bean methods are not working properly coderanch.com

10. How to provide possible extension of Bean methods in the future coderanch.com

11. @RolesAllowed not affecting calls to my EJB3 session bean method? coderanch.com

12. What is the scope of the transaction if method is bean managed and container managed? coderanch.com

As far as I know: BMT - you can explicitely say what are the boundaries of the transaction because you start and commit the transaction by yourself (as a bean provider), CMT - one method = one transaction. I think (anyone please correct me if I'm wrong) that you also can span your transaction across multiple method callas if you use ...