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Figure 4-10. Note how page messages and error messages are displayed using different skins. The PageMessageIcons.aspx skin is included in the sample code, although it isn t covered in this book. This skin displays the page messages in a tabular format inside of a rectangular div element with a gray (Gainesboro to be exact) background and Black border. Each message is displayed on its own row of the table. System message and page message text is shown in DarkGreen while error message text is shown in DarkRed. Each message is also prefixed with a dash (-). The panel and repeater controls that are used by the PageMessageControl have been bolded so they stand out: <%@ Control Language="VB" %> <div style="background-color:Gainsboro; width:100%; border:1px solid black;padding:5px;"> <asp:Panel Runat=server ID=SystemMessagesPanel Visible=False> <asp:Repeater Runat=server id=SystemMessagesRepeater> <HeaderTemplate> <table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2> </HeaderTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <TR> <td style="width:5px;font-weight:bold;">-</td> <td style='color:DarkGreen;'> <%#CType(Container.DataItem, Messaging.MessageData).Message%> </td> </TR> </ItemTemplate> <FooterTemplate> </table>

</FooterTemplate> </asp:Repeater> </asp:Panel> <asp:Panel Runat=server ID=MessagesPanel Visible=False> <asp:Repeater Runat=server id=Messages> <HeaderTemplate> <table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2> </HeaderTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <TR> <td style="width:5px;font-weight:bold;">-</td> <td style='color:DarkGreen;'> <%#CType(Container.DataItem, Messaging.MessageData).Message%> </td> </TR> </ItemTemplate> <FooterTemplate> </table> </FooterTemplate> </asp:Repeater> </asp:Panel> <asp:Panel Runat=server ID=ErrorMessagesPanel Visible=False> <asp:Repeater Runat=server id=ErrorMessages> <HeaderTemplate> <table cellspacing=0 cellpadding=2> </HeaderTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <TR> <td style="width:5px;font-weight:bold;">-</td> <td style='color:DarkRed;'> <%#CType(Container.DataItem, Messaging.MessageData).Message%> </td> </TR> </ItemTemplate> <FooterTemplate> </table> </FooterTemplate> </asp:Repeater> </asp:Panel> </div> <br /> After the PageMessageControl loads this skin file, assuming there are messages to output, the appropriate MessageDataCollection is bound to its corresponding repeater. This causes the HeaderTemplate of the repeater, which begins an HTML table, to be printed out. Then, the ItemTemplate is printed out for each message in the MessageDataCollection, filling the table with rows of messages. When all the messages have been output, the FooterTemplate is output, closing the table off. Refer to Figure 4-10 to see how this skin is displayed in the browser.

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Sets the minimum level to consider for logging Sets the maximum level for which the logging request should be handled If true, the filter returns ACCEPT, and the next filters in the chain will not be considered

h" This file contains the user-defined JNI prototypes for all native methods defined in the jniNatives class It is machine-generated and must not be edited by the user The actual generation will be set up in the Makefile To generate this file manually, the following command can be used: javah -cp ./bin -d include jniNatives Here, javah is the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) command to generate native header files from Java classes, -cp defines the class path search path, -d include tells javah to save the file in the include folder (creating it if required), and jniNatives is the Java class name from which you wish to extract the headers.

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If you look carefully, you ll notice that this skin contains three panels and three repeaters, exactly as the last example did. The difference is that this skin constructs JavaScript to output a message in an alert box. So, you can make anything you want with a PageMessageControl skin file, as long as you can do it with repeaters and panels. Refer to Figure 4-7 to see how this skin is displayed in a browser.

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