I have a very simple JSF application. It displays a
table with a checkbox for each row of that table.
After users make selections of records, the next page
shows all the selected records.
This application works on one machine. But, I copied
all the files and ran the application on another
machine, it does not display the second page (i.e. a
table). Instead, I saw my JSF code in the browser:
/* * Created on Sep 2, 2005 * * TODO To change the
template for this generated file go to * Window -
Preferences - Java - Code Style - Code Templates */
package processAction; import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List; import
processDelegate.ListPersonnel; import
processDelegate.PersonnelBean; /** * @author cjen * *
TODO To change the template for this generated type
comment go to * Window - Preferences - Java - Code
Style - Code Templates */ public class
DepartureManagementBean { private List personnel = new
ArrayList(); private List departurePersonnel = new
ArrayList(); public DepartureManagementBean() { //
instantiate the business delegate ListPersonnel
listPersonnel = new ListPersonnel(); personnel =
listPersonnel.getPersonnelInfo(); } /** * @return
Returns the personnel. */ public List getPersonnel() {
return personnel; } /** * @param personnel The
personnel to set. */ public void setPersonnel( List
personnel ) { this.personnel = personnel; } public
String updateDeparturePersonnel( ) { // iterate
through the data rows ... for ( int index = 0; index <
personnel.size(); index++ ) { PersonnelBean
personnelBean = ( PersonnelBean )personnel.get( index
); // If this row is selected, add all data fields the
corresponding message if (
personnelBean.isSelectedPersonnel() ) {
departurePersonnel.add( personnelBean ); } } return
"sucess"; } /** * @return Returns the
departurePersonnel. */ public List
getDeparturePersonnel() { return departurePersonnel; }
/** * @param departurePersonnel The departurePersonnel
to set. */ public void setDeparturePersonnel( List
departurePersonnel ) { this.departurePersonnel =
departurePersonnel; } }// End
DepartureManagementBean.java
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