Re: Index properties (once again)
That's okay Rajat as I said I know what its like to up against the
wire..
I've found ArrayList works better in dynaActionForms especially if
you're dynamically generating forms. I think this because its a big fat
pain in the arse to create new dynabeans (have a play with bean utils
for a day and you find this out).
When setting the size dynamically you need to scope the form to session.
action path=/myaction scope=session ..
I use arraylist as the form property type, i don't think that arrays
work but i could be wrong
form-property name=myprop type=java.util.ArrayList /
[notice you dont set the size]
then in your action when your loading the form
ArrayList list = ...
theForm.set(myprop,list);
and also (I guess this shouldn't be required but it is)...
request.setAttribute(myprop,list);
then
logic:iterate id=prop name=myForm property=myprop
html:text name=prop property=foo indexed=true /
/logic:iterate
I guess you could apply the same principles using non dynamic action
form. I imagine that using an array rather than arrayList should work
too.
Cheers Mark
On Tuesday, October 28, 2003, at 02:31 AM, Rajat Pandit wrote:
Hello all,
I finally managed to solve the problem, and now that I know it all
seems
so damn awfully simple!!! , I wish the docs had explained it in a much
simpler manner. But I guess it was more about the form and ActionForm
thing than about the indexed properties. I am writing a HOWTO on all
possible variations of indexed properties now. Shall post it on the
mailing list for your review.
Thanks a lot nick, for the pointers, it was a great help.
Just one more question, it works just fine if I define it as an
ArrayList, but in case I want to use it as an array, how do I
workaround
for the size. One way is to assume a higest upper limit. (which I think
is lame) Is there someone I can inform the actionForm about the last
value of the index of the logic:iterate.. Tag ... I mean this could
sound rather silly...but just to know is there a possibility?
Thanks again for all ur time. And yes mark! Thanks for all the kick in
the butt!! Helped me think rationally :D
-Original Message-
From: Rajat Pandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Index properties (once again)
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem
to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type
allowed
in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one of the
posts in this mailing list) c. I have set the setter and getter for
(lets take the example of bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId styleClass=flat
bean:write name=state property=id /
/html:multibox bean:write name=state property=name
/
/td
td
html:text name=bidForm
property='%=bidAmount[+currIdx+]%' styleClass=flat size=3
/
/td
td align=center
BC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=2
titleKey=app.bcall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
| SC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=1
titleKey=app.scall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=buyingCall
ignore=true
/
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=sellingCall
ignore=true /
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
I know the the inline scriptlet is very ugly, but this was the only way
I could get it to call the index number in the getter method. However
the desperate attempt (try and catch) makes the form work (not much
RE: Index properties (once again)
I guess its time to learn struts-el, JSTL (remove inline scripting) and
dynaforms!!! Man!! This just never seems to end. The next up challenege
to get the damn checkbox retain their states!!. Using array for checkbox
to retain an ID
Something like this
input type=checkbox value=6name=stateId[0] /
input type=checkbox value=7name=stateId[1] /
input type=checkbox value=8name=stateId[2] /
So which ever checkbox s checked its value is set.
Any clues?
-Original Message-
From: Mark Lowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 1:09 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Index properties (once again)
That's okay Rajat as I said I know what its like to up against the
wire..
I've found ArrayList works better in dynaActionForms especially if
you're dynamically generating forms. I think this because its a big fat
pain in the arse to create new dynabeans (have a play with bean utils
for a day and you find this out).
When setting the size dynamically you need to scope the form to session.
action path=/myaction scope=session ..
I use arraylist as the form property type, i don't think that arrays
work but i could be wrong
form-property name=myprop type=java.util.ArrayList / [notice you
dont set the size]
then in your action when your loading the form
ArrayList list = ...
theForm.set(myprop,list);
and also (I guess this shouldn't be required but it is)...
request.setAttribute(myprop,list);
then
logic:iterate id=prop name=myForm property=myprop
html:text name=prop property=foo indexed=true /
/logic:iterate
I guess you could apply the same principles using non dynamic action
form. I imagine that using an array rather than arrayList should work
too.
Cheers Mark
On Tuesday, October 28, 2003, at 02:31 AM, Rajat Pandit wrote:
Hello all,
I finally managed to solve the problem, and now that I know it all
seems
so damn awfully simple!!! , I wish the docs had explained it in a much
simpler manner. But I guess it was more about the form and ActionForm
thing than about the indexed properties. I am writing a HOWTO on all
possible variations of indexed properties now. Shall post it on the
mailing list for your review.
Thanks a lot nick, for the pointers, it was a great help.
Just one more question, it works just fine if I define it as an
ArrayList, but in case I want to use it as an array, how do I
workaround for the size. One way is to assume a higest upper limit.
(which I think is lame) Is there someone I can inform the actionForm
about the last value of the index of the logic:iterate.. Tag ... I
mean this could sound rather silly...but just to know is there a
possibility?
Thanks again for all ur time. And yes mark! Thanks for all the kick in
the butt!! Helped me think rationally :D
-Original Message-
From: Rajat Pandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Index properties (once again)
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem
to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions.
Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type
allowed in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one
of the posts in this mailing list) c. I have set the setter and getter
for (lets take the example of bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId styleClass=flat
bean:write name=state property=id /
/html:multibox bean:write name=state property=name
/
/td
td
html:text name=bidForm
property='%=bidAmount[+currIdx+]%' styleClass=flat size=3
/
/td
RE: Index properties (once again)
Hi Rajat,
You could use an Array. If your form is in the session, as opposed to the
request, the array will never go away, so the array will retain its size.
I can't do that in our app as our UI presents a spreadsheet and allows
the user to add and remove rows. For that reason, I use an ArrayList since
I can easily resize it on the fly.
As far as creating an Array with the correct size, I don't believe that we
have any control over the sequence in which Struts populates the
ActionForm. So we couldn't submit the array size from the browser.
Glad that you found the referenced threads useful :-)
Nick
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Hello all,
I finally managed to solve the problem, and now that I know it all seems
so damn awfully simple!!! , I wish the docs had explained it in a much
simpler manner. But I guess it was more about the form and ActionForm
thing than about the indexed properties. I am writing a HOWTO on all
possible variations of indexed properties now. Shall post it on the
mailing list for your review.
Thanks a lot nick, for the pointers, it was a great help.
Just one more question, it works just fine if I define it as an
ArrayList, but in case I want to use it as an array, how do I workaround
for the size. One way is to assume a higest upper limit. (which I think
is lame) Is there someone I can inform the actionForm about the last
value of the index of the logic:iterate.. Tag ... I mean this could
sound rather silly...but just to know is there a possibility?
Thanks again for all ur time. And yes mark! Thanks for all the kick in
the butt!! Helped me think rationally :D
-Original Message-
From: Rajat Pandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Index properties (once again)
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type allowed
in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one of the
posts in this mailing list) c. I have set the setter and getter for
(lets take the example of bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr
RE: Index properties (once again)
multibox tag
--- Rajat Pandit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess its time to learn struts-el, JSTL (remove
inline scripting) and
dynaforms!!! Man!! This just never seems to end. The
next up challenege
to get the damn checkbox retain their states!!.
Using array for checkbox
to retain an ID
Something like this
input type=checkbox value=6name=stateId[0] /
input type=checkbox value=7name=stateId[1] /
input type=checkbox value=8name=stateId[2] /
So which ever checkbox s checked its value is set.
Any clues?
-Original Message-
From: Mark Lowe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, October 28, 2003 1:09 AM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Re: Index properties (once again)
That's okay Rajat as I said I know what its like to
up against the
wire..
I've found ArrayList works better in dynaActionForms
especially if
you're dynamically generating forms. I think this
because its a big fat
pain in the arse to create new dynabeans (have a
play with bean utils
for a day and you find this out).
When setting the size dynamically you need to scope
the form to session.
action path=/myaction scope=session ..
I use arraylist as the form property type, i don't
think that arrays
work but i could be wrong
form-property name=myprop
type=java.util.ArrayList / [notice you
dont set the size]
then in your action when your loading the form
ArrayList list = ...
theForm.set(myprop,list);
and also (I guess this shouldn't be required but it
is)...
request.setAttribute(myprop,list);
then
logic:iterate id=prop name=myForm
property=myprop
html:text name=prop property=foo
indexed=true /
/logic:iterate
I guess you could apply the same principles using
non dynamic action
form. I imagine that using an array rather than
arrayList should work
too.
Cheers Mark
On Tuesday, October 28, 2003, at 02:31 AM, Rajat
Pandit wrote:
Hello all,
I finally managed to solve the problem, and now
that I know it all
seems
so damn awfully simple!!! , I wish the docs had
explained it in a much
simpler manner. But I guess it was more about the
form and ActionForm
thing than about the indexed properties. I am
writing a HOWTO on all
possible variations of indexed properties now.
Shall post it on the
mailing list for your review.
Thanks a lot nick, for the pointers, it was a
great help.
Just one more question, it works just fine if I
define it as an
ArrayList, but in case I want to use it as an
array, how do I
workaround for the size. One way is to assume a
higest upper limit.
(which I think is lame) Is there someone I can
inform the actionForm
about the last value of the index of the
logic:iterate.. Tag ... I
mean this could sound rather silly...but just to
know is there a
possibility?
Thanks again for all ur time. And yes mark! Thanks
for all the kick in
the butt!! Helped me think rationally :D
-Original Message-
From: Rajat Pandit
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Index properties (once again)
Hello sorry for posting the same question again
and again. But I seem
to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few
(more) questions.
Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I
am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different
states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and
a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be
generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has
been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the
bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are
only String type
allowed in actionform ( ihavent read about this
anywhere except on one
of the posts in this mailing list) c. I have set
the setter and getter
for (lets take the example of bidAmount only) like
this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index:
+ index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: +
e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String
value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES
indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId
styleClass=flat
bean:write
Re: Index properties (once again)
Forget indexed properties, all that stuff..
Does each state have many bids, modes and/or calls?
If you're not clear about this in the first place then you'll be in
trouble. Until you stop spamming the list and think about what you're
doing then you wont get anywhere.
On Monday, October 27, 2003, at 05:38 AM, Rajat Pandit wrote:
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem
to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type
allowed
in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one of the
posts in this mailing list)
c. I have set the setter and getter for (lets take the example of
bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId styleClass=flat
bean:write name=state property=id /
/html:multibox bean:write name=state property=name
/
/td
td
html:text name=bidForm
property='%=bidAmount[+currIdx+]%' styleClass=flat size=3
/
/td
td align=center
BC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=2
titleKey=app.bcall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
| SC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=1
titleKey=app.scall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=buyingCall
ignore=true
/
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=sellingCall
ignore=true /
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
I know the the inline scriptlet is very ugly, but this was the only way
I could get it to call the index number in the getter method. However
the desperate attempt (try and catch) makes the form work (not much
use)
I cant get the the setter to set the values in the individual array,
and
get a stack trace error instead.
I am not really sure where Is wrong and non or the documentataion
define
things very clearly (or maybe I am poor in comprehension)
Apologies again to people who think I am bothering them by posting
again
and again, but this is my last hope!!
Hope someone helps!
(ps: once I am through with this, I shall write my own HOW TO for the
indexed properties and its use)
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Re: Index properties (once again)
Hi Ranjat,
Take a look at the mail archive. There are at least two threads that I
have posted to that discuss indexed properties. I think that you'll find
just about everything you need in those threads. There is info about (1)
building your page with indexed properties and (2) getting the indexed data
back into the form.
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]by=threadfrom=471600
http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]by=threadfrom=216908
Take a look at these threads. If you can't find what you need there,
please repost.
Nick
Rajat Pandit
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upinc.com cc:
Subject: Index properties (once again)
10/27/2003 12:38
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Please respond to
Struts Users
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Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type allowed
in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one of the
posts in this mailing list)
c. I have set the setter and getter for (lets take the example of
bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId styleClass=flat
bean:write name=state property=id /
/html:multibox bean:write name=state property=name /
/td
td
html:text name=bidForm
property='%=bidAmount[+currIdx+]%' styleClass=flat size=3 /
/td
td align=center
BC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=2
titleKey=app.bcall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
| SC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=1
titleKey=app.scall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=buyingCall ignore=true
/
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=sellingCall
ignore=true /
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
I know the the inline scriptlet is very ugly, but this was the only way
I could get it to call the index number in the getter method. However
the desperate attempt (try and catch) makes the form work (not much use)
I cant get the the setter to set the values in the individual array, and
get a stack trace error
Re: Index properties (once again)
Mark Lowe wrote: Until you stop spamming the list and think about what you're doing then you wont get anywhere. +1 .V - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
RE: Index properties (once again)
Hello all,
I finally managed to solve the problem, and now that I know it all seems
so damn awfully simple!!! , I wish the docs had explained it in a much
simpler manner. But I guess it was more about the form and ActionForm
thing than about the indexed properties. I am writing a HOWTO on all
possible variations of indexed properties now. Shall post it on the
mailing list for your review.
Thanks a lot nick, for the pointers, it was a great help.
Just one more question, it works just fine if I define it as an
ArrayList, but in case I want to use it as an array, how do I workaround
for the size. One way is to assume a higest upper limit. (which I think
is lame) Is there someone I can inform the actionForm about the last
value of the index of the logic:iterate.. Tag ... I mean this could
sound rather silly...but just to know is there a possibility?
Thanks again for all ur time. And yes mark! Thanks for all the kick in
the butt!! Helped me think rationally :D
-Original Message-
From: Rajat Pandit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sunday, October 26, 2003 9:39 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Index properties (once again)
Hello sorry for posting the same question again and again. But I seem to
have gained something on this. Now I have a few (more) questions. Maybe
someone could help me figure out what or where I am getting it wrong.
This is the case. I have a product, with different states(checbox) and
each state has to have a bidAmount (text area) and a transaction
type(radio button). I want the form to be generated such that for
validation.
a. I can check If the checkbox(for the state) has been checked the
bidAmount and transaction type has been selected.
Now my question is,
a. in the action form. Do I need to defind the bidAmount as an array
b. I didn't know about this until know, but are only String type allowed
in actionform ( ihavent read about this anywhere except on one of the
posts in this mailing list) c. I have set the setter and getter for
(lets take the example of bidAmount only) like this.
public String getBidAmount(int index) {
String tmp = new String();
System.err.println(Value of index: + index);
try {
tmp = bidAmount[index];
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println(Error: + e.getMessage());
}
return tmp;
}
public void setBidAmount(int index, String value) {
System.err.println(index: + index);
System.err.println(Value: + value);
System.err.println(--);
this.bidAmount[index] = value;
}
And the corresponding jsp tags as follows.
logic:iterate id=state name=STATES indexId=currIdx
tr bgcolor=#F8F8F8
td align=left valign=top
html:multibox property=stateId styleClass=flat
bean:write name=state property=id /
/html:multibox bean:write name=state property=name /
/td
td
html:text name=bidForm
property='%=bidAmount[+currIdx+]%' styleClass=flat size=3 /
/td
td align=center
BC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=2
titleKey=app.bcall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
| SC html:radio name=bidForm property=mode value=1
titleKey=app.scall indexed=true styleClass=flat /
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=buyingCall ignore=true
/
/td
td align=right
bean:write name=state property=sellingCall
ignore=true /
/td
/tr
/logic:iterate
I know the the inline scriptlet is very ugly, but this was the only way
I could get it to call the index number in the getter method. However
the desperate attempt (try and catch) makes the form work (not much use)
I cant get the the setter to set the values in the individual array, and
get a stack trace error instead.
I am not really sure where Is wrong and non or the documentataion define
things very clearly (or maybe I am poor in comprehension) Apologies
again to people who think I am bothering them by posting again and
again, but this is my last hope!!
Hope someone helps!
(ps: once I am through with this, I shall write my own HOW TO for the
indexed properties and its use)
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