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The code begins by declaring a variable of type XPathNavigator at the top of the event handler. It then checks which radio button is selected. If the XPathNavigator is to be created from XmlDocument, it creates an instance of the XmlDocument class. It then loads the Employees.xml file with the help of the Load() method of XmlDocument. The XmlDocument class has a method called CreateNavigator() that creates and returns an instance of the XPathNavigator class. If the navigator is to be created from XPathDocument, the code creates an instance of the XPathDocument class. There are several overloads on the constructor of this class; our code uses the one that accepts the path to the XML file. The CreateNavigator() method of XPathDocument creates and returns an instance of XPathNavigator. Finally, a message box is displayed just to report the success of the operation.

Token token= new Token(xmlToken); givenname.Text = token.Claims[ClaimTypes.GivenName]; surname.Text = token.Claims[ClaimTypes.Surname]; email.Text = token.Claims[ClaimTypes.Email];

to a JSP page, based on session attributes, request parameters, portlet modes, or window states The action request handling phase of the portlet makes an excellent place to put a front controller that handles incoming command requests, while the render() method can determine which page to display The business logic for the portlet application should be encapsulated in classes that do not refer to classes from the javaxportlet package This makes reuse easier in web applications, Swing applications, web services, or other portlet applications One factor to consider when assessing JSP reuse is that the portlet should be using styles defined in the portal s style sheet for all content If your content all shares a similar look and feel across portlets, it makes the portal seem more integrated, and portal administrators can adjust the portal style sheet to reflect desired changes.

UpdateGram format is similar to DiffGram in that it keeps the differential versions of the data. However, the DataSet class doesn t have any methods to serialize itself in UpdateGram format. You can think of DiffGram as a subset of UpdateGram.

Summary

These changes could include standard fonts, company colors, or larger default text sizes If you reuse these JSP pages in a standard web application, you will need to have your own copy of a portlet-API compatible style sheet in the web application, to match the expected styles You also will have to be careful not to use portlet tags or classes inside the JSP if you want it to remain portable For these reasons, it is probably not likely that you will be able to leverage much of the JSP pages directly for reuse Some pages may lend themselves better than others Try and encapsulate some common functionality into a JSP tag library that can be shared between different applications Split the JSP pages into chunks of portable and nonportable code.

For exceptionally large applications (hundreds or even thousands of pages), you may want to look into a page-generation technology with templates Using Apache Velocity (http://jakartaapacheorg/velocity) or another page template language, you could define certain chunks of the templates as portlet code and other parts as web application code A simple generation tool that calls Velocity could generate JSP pages for both portlets and web applications, and store them in different folders You could also use Velocity directly within a portlet, instead of JSP..