Month: June 2011

The ability to generate HTML or .JSP fragments that you can include on multiple pages of your site enables you to re-use code and increase maintainability.

However, if you need to include functions (or methods) and fields (or variables) in one fragment that is included on a page and then utilize them in another fragment included in the same page Eclipse will give you compile errors because it concludes that your references are out of scope.

The solution is quite → Continue reading “Compiling .jsp Fragments in Eclipse”

1. Make sure that you have the Microsoft Script Debugger Engine installed: Script Debugger
2. Install CompanionJS toolbar.

Enable the tool bar via View/Explorer Bar/Companion.JS→ Continue reading “Javascript Debugging Under IE7 with Companion.JS”

Given the following JSON object:

var var_affectedAreas = {
? ? ‘areaCount’ : 6,
? ? ‘areasList’: [
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘FILE’, ‘val’: ‘F’},
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘REGISTRY’, ‘val’: ‘R’},
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘PROCESS’, ‘val’: ‘P’},
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘MEMORY’, ‘val’: ‘M’},
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘NETWORK’, ‘val’: ‘N’},
? ? ? {‘enum’: ‘OTHER’, ‘val’: ‘O’}
? ? ]
};

You would think (and rightly so, at least under Firefox) that you would be able to → Continue reading “Accessing JSON Data Under IE7”