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This Sample Questionnaire model demonstrates one of the possible solutions for presenting data containing multiple LabelValue pairs. For example, questions with multiple choice answers. Please refer to the attached article and sample. |
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There are a number of techniques that can be used to access the values of serverresident variables or methods from clientside JavaScript code. These techniques fall into two main categories: embedding variable values in script code as the page is being rendered using an Ajaxlike call to fetch ... |
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The following technique is useful if you're not familiar with creating schemas. It can be used if you're building a quick test model and you need to schema type an XML variable. It is also useful in a provider when you have a method that returns XML. The Service Operation builder ... |
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This sample demonstrates how to use the transform builders to manipulate xml data. The four basic transform builders are covered:
Transform
Transform Filter
Transform Rename
Transform Sort
To read about the sample in more detail, open Transform+Builder+Sample.pdf
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Portlet Factory's IXml and XmlUtil interfaces are lightweight and powerful API's for working with XML data. An integral component of Portlet Factory internals, they are useful for creating, parsing, and setting various XML data. br This article and sample ... |
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Sample description This IBM® WebSphere® Portlet Factory sample demonstrates how to build a model that uses the javax.mail API to send an email. Notes on running the sample and prerequisites
Import the attached zip file into your project using the Import WebSphere Portlet ... |
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This section will include samples and information related to using and manipulating variables and schemas, including the use of IXml APIs. Samples
IBM - Email Sample
This sample shows how to use the javax.mail API using an LJO. IBM - Using Portlet Factory's IXml and XmlUtil Interfaces
This sample ... |