uicomponents

My question is related to this one Get all hidden input fields in JSF dynamically but it's not the same as I want to work with JSF and not plain HTML, and assuming that I have the following in my .xhtml file: <h:inputHidden id="name1" value="SomeValue1"/> <h:inputHidden id="name2" value="SomeValue2"/> I developed a small code where I tried to get all the h:inputHidden tags dynamically and print their values to the console, but the problem is that I can't figure out a way how to make everythning dynamic. In my code I should know the form id if I want to Iterate over the uicomponents, how can I

Is there a ready made progress bar uicontrol that can be added to Matlab gui, either uicontrol or ActiveX component? [edit] I know about the waitbar function, I meant a component that can be implemented into the designed GUI and not just pop out of the window. Something like battery status in status bar. Waitbar and its variants display a popup window with a status bar. In most applications this is ok and very simple to use. If you want to integrate a progress-bar within an existing GUI window, you have several choices: implement the internal waitbar code - this is really just an axes that

Is it possible to embed an XNA game in a C# WinForm or a C++ Window. If yes then How. I want to use normal UI controls & have a windowed interface of the game for more interactive & dynamic simulations. Andrew Russell The official samples: XNA WinForms Series 1: Graphics Device XNA WinForms Series 2: Content Loading I've had success doing this using the method described here: XNA 3.0 and Winforms, the easy way The blog post was written for XNA 3.0, but I had no problems using the same method with XNA 4.0. It's very simple compared to the official Microsoft sample, but as this method is not

When creating a custom component in android it is often asked how to create and pass through the attrs property to the constructor. It is often suggested that when creating a component in java that you simply use the default constructor, i.e. new MyComponent(context); rather than attempting to create an attrs object to pass through to the overloaded constructor often seen in xml based custom components. I've tried to create an attrs object and it doesn't seem either easy or at all possible (without an exceedingly complicated process), and by all accounts isn't really required. My question is