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A Lords committee will now have a key role reviewing and scrutinising NPSs increasing parliamentary scrutiny of draft statements by both Houses of Parliament. NPSs and regional plans will now have to show how they mitigate and adapt to climate change - and government must explain how it does this to parliament. The amendments confirm that inquiry procedures will ensure that the Infrastructure Planning Commission can where appropriate invite cross-examination of witnesses. Communities secretary Hazel Blears said: “With climate change now firmly implanted in this bill it really will deliver in a more democratic system the low carbon economy we need to move to. She added: “We have improved the bill at each stage and listened to constructive ideas from MPs and peers.” Planning Bill minister John Healey added: “In the tough climate we face the economic case for this bill is stronger than ever before. We simply can’t create a modern and greener economy using a post war planning system.” The DCLG said: “Throughout the bills’ parliamentary passage ministers have listened to constructive ideas to get the bill right.”

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ABU DHABI // Free tests for diabetes cholesterol and blood pressure and consultations with doctors will be on offer in Marina Mall next Friday which is World Diabetes Day. Sheikh Khalifa Medical City representatives will be at the mall as part of activities this month aimed at training medical personnel and promoting public awareness of diabetes. The UAE has the second-highest rate of diabetes in the world. “We believe this year’s campaign will be particularly effective because we are directing focused messages at all concerned parties at the same time,” said Dr Mahmoud Benbarka the head of SKMC’s Diabetes and Endocrinology Centre. “We are conducting re-awareness for doctors nurses diabetics parents and children in schools.”More than 120 doctors have also registered for a conference on Wednesday that will examine new concepts in diabetes care new drugs and advances in therapies. They will also discuss how to overcome challenges in paediatric diabetes care. Around the world. “Children younger than 10 usually have Type 1 diabetes which is caused by a deficiency in insulin production by the pancreas,” said the SKMC senior consultant for paediatric endocrinology. Dr Jamal Jubeh.“Symptoms include frequent urination thirst tiredness and weight loss.”If the diabetes at that stage was not diagnosed it could develop into diabetic ketoacidosis with dangerously high levels of acids in the blood. Also as part of the programme nurses from SKMC are receiving more training to better diagnosis manage and treat diabetes as well as in nutrition and foot care for people with the condition. “The nurses already have the basic knowledge about diabetes and we are trying to give them deeper insight and expertise to create competency among them so they will have the initiative to achieve more in that field,” said Ahmad al Qaisi the head nurse at SKMC’s diabetes centre. The nurses will return for more training every three months.“They will create a link between the diabetes centre and the hospital sections,” Dr Benbarka said. “When a diabetic visits the hospital there will be at least two nurses in each section who know how to deal with the case.”The diabetes centre will offer free diabetes tests during the last week of this month from 8-9am. Those who are found to have diabetes will be advised on proper medical care.

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Hello,I have an existing project and they use variables in include files that are specified outside of these included files. Can I somehow express the compiler that he should accept that these variables ordain exist at runtime or what do I undergo to do to alter this work?Thanks in advance!Johan Geerts This can only take static resources. The file filename will be added inline to your including code. The file attribute cannot be a runtime expression which means you have to hardcode it and it cannot take parameters since the resource is statically included. If you have the including JSP: This includes the output of the included resource and not the resource itself. So you can:a. Include dynamic resources like JSPs and servletsb. Give a request time expression to the attribute pagec. Include a resource with parameters like a query string to the JSPIn this case the control is passed on to the included resource that resource is executed and the output is returned and the control comes back to the next line after the include action. The variables on the including page will not be available to the included page. But they share the request and above scopes so you can overlap data in that. To make it simpler consider it analogous to calling a method and using a macro ( say in C )( it's not the same!! This is only to make the working clearer ). The macro will get expanded inline while the method gets called. Hello,Thanks for your information on this topic! I use JDeveloper for my JSP project because I have to do a migration and it uses the oracle business components. Now the problem is that the Servlet gets generated and there are variables inside the 'include servlets' that aren't declared. I found a way to bring home the bacon around this. I use the session map and displace objects in the including JSP files and get them out of the session map in the included files. I don't know if this is the best way to do this but it works! If it's not a good idea please tell me ;-). Thanks. You have the idea right but the scope maybe too wide for your needs. If you only need the variables in the included resources you should put the values into the request scope using HttpServletRequest setAttribute() similar to the method for HttpSession. This way once the request is serviced the objects won't be around anymore. Of course if you need them for the whole session then the session scope is fine. Just so you know there are four scopes in order:page: pageContext implicit disapprove in JSPs avl only on that JSP pagerequest:request.

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> A one time thing but certainly worth the effort in my opinion,> eventually the goal should be to have a similar structure> enterprise-wide so as to speed up the measure it takes for the new> members to adapt to a different communicate in the company.>> Farhan.>> On 9/12/07. Syed Shabir <> wrote:> > Well. I did think about that but I was hoping that someone could have a> > simpler solution before the desire draw of moving stuff around in CVS> > etc...> >> > -----Original Message-----> > From: Wayne Fay [mailto:]> > Sent: 12 September 2007 17:06> > To: Maven Users enumerate> > affect: Re: adding struts-config xml register to WEB-INF folder during WAR> > build> >> > Assuming you're using the standard Maven directory coordinate simply> > put the struts-config xml file in the following displace:> > {root}/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/> >> > Then Maven should include it automatically in WEB-INF in your WAR.> >> > It looks like you're using a non-standard layout so that makes it> > more difficult. Can you not restructure your project to use the> > "normal" Maven layout?> >> > Wayne> >> > On 9/12/07. Syed Shabir <> wrote:> > > Hi,> > >> > >> > >> > > Could anyone express me how to copy the struts xml files to the WEB-INF> > > folder during a WAR build.> > >> > >> > >> > > I'm using the 'maven-war-plugin' to do the create as below> > >> > >> > >> > > .................> > >> > > <plugins>> > >> > > ..........................> > >> > > <plugin>> > >> > >> > > <groupId>org apache maven plugins</groupId>> > >> > >> > > <artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId>> > >> > > <version>2.0</version>> > >> > > <configuration>> > >> > > <webResources>> > >> > > <resource>> > >> > >> > > <directory>${basedir}\web</directory>> > >> > > <includes>> > >> > >> > > <include>* html</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* html</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* gif</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* js</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* css</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* jsp</include>> > >> > >> > >> > </includes>> > >> > > </resource>> > >> > > <resource>> > >> > >> > > <directory>${basedir}\WEB-INF</directory>> > >> > > <includes>> > >> > >> > >> > > <include>**/* xml</include>> > >> > >> > > <include>* tld</include>> > >> > > </includes>> > >> > >> > >> > > <targetPath>WEB-INF</targetPath>> > >> > >> > > <filtering>false</filtering>> > >> > > </resource>> > >> > >> > > </webResources>> > >> > > <webXml>${basedir}\WEB-INF\web xml</webXml>> > >> > >> > > </configuration>> > >> > > </plugin>> > >> > > .............................> > >> > > </plugins>> > >> > > .............> > >> > >> > >> > > This copies the XML files to the grow of the WAR file> > >> > >> > >> > > Much appreciated!!> > >> > >> >> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------> > To unsubscribe telecommunicate: > > For additional commands telecommunicate: > >> >> > ---------------------------------------------------------------------> > To unsubscribe telecommunicate: > > For additional commands e-mail: > >> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------> To unsubscribe telecommunicate: > For additional commands e-mail: >>

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A one time thing but certainly worth the effort in my opinion,eventually the goal should be to undergo a similar structureenterprise-wide so as to go up the time it takes for the newmembers to adapt to a different communicate in the company. Farhan. On 9/12/07. Syed Shabir <> wrote:> Well. I did think about that but I was hoping that someone could have a> simpler solution before the desire haul of moving cram around in CVS> etc...>> -----Original Message-----> From: Wayne Fay [mailto:]> Sent: 12 September 2007 17:06> To: Maven Users List> affect: Re: adding struts-config xml file to WEB-INF folder during WAR> create>> Assuming you're using the standard Maven directory structure simply> put the struts-config xml file in the following place:> {root}/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/>> Then Maven should include it automatically in WEB-INF in your WAR.>> It looks desire you're using a non-standard layout so that makes it> more difficult. Can you not restructure your communicate to use the> "normal" Maven layout?>> Wayne>> On 9/12/07. Syed Shabir <> wrote:> > Hi,> >> >> >> > Could anyone express me how to copy the struts xml files to the WEB-INF> > folder during a WAR build.> >> >> >> > I'm using the 'maven-war-plugin' to do the build as below> >> >> >> > .................> >> > <plugins>> >> > ..........................> >> > <plugin>> >> >> > <groupId>org apache maven plugins</groupId>> >> >> > <artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId>> >> > <version>2.0</version>> >> > <configuration>> >> > <webResources>> >> > <resource>> >> >> > <directory>${basedir}\web</directory>> >> > <includes>> >> >> > <include>* html</include>> >> >> > <include>**/* html</include>> >> >> > <include>**/* gif</include>> >> >> > <include>**/* js</include>> >> >> > <include>**/* css</include>> >> >> > <include>**/* jsp</include>> >> >> >> </includes>> >> > </resource>> >> > <resource>> >> >> > <directory>${basedir}\WEB-INF</directory>> >> > <includes>> >> >> >> > <include>**/* xml</include>> >> >> > <include>* tld</include>> >> > </includes>> >> >> >> > <targetPath>WEB-INF</targetPath>> >> >> > <filtering>false</filtering>> >> > </resource>> >> >> > </webResources>> >> > <webXml>${basedir}\WEB-INF\web xml</webXml>> >> >> > </configuration>> >> > </plugin>> >> > .............................> >> > </plugins>> >> > .............> >> >> >> > This copies the XML files to the root of the WAR file> >> >> >> > Much appreciated!!> >> >>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------> To unsubscribe e-mail: > For additional commands telecommunicate: >>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------> To unsubscribe telecommunicate: > For additional commands e-mail: >>---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe e-mail: For additional commands e-mail:

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come up. I did evaluate about that but I was hoping that someone could have asimpler solution before the long haul of moving stuff around in CVSetc...-----Original Message-----From: Wayne Fay [mailto:] Sent: 12 September 2007 17:06To: Maven Users ListSubject: Re: adding struts-config xml register to WEB-INF folder during WARbuildAssuming you're using the standard Maven directory coordinate simplyput the struts-config xml register in the following displace:{root}/src/main/webapp/WEB-INF/Then Maven should include it automatically in WEB-INF in your WAR. It looks like you're using a non-standard layout so that makes itmore difficult. Can you not restructure your project to use the"normal" Maven layout?WayneOn 9/12/07. Syed Shabir <> wrote:> Hi,>>>> Could anyone tell me how to copy the struts xml files to the WEB-INF> folder during a WAR build.>>>> I'm using the 'maven-war-plugin' to do the build as below>>>> .................>> <plugins>>> ..........................>> <plugin>>>> <groupId>org apache maven plugins</groupId>>>> <artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId>>> <version>2.0</version>>> <configuration>>> <webResources>>> <resource>>>> <directory>${basedir}\web</directory>>> <includes>>>> <include>* html</include>>>> <include>**/* html</include>>>> <include>**/* gif</include>>>> <include>**/* js</include>>>> <include>**/* css</include>>>> <include>**/* jsp</include>>>></includes>>> </resource>>> <resource>>>> <directory>${basedir}\WEB-INF</directory>>> <includes>>>>> <include>**/* xml</include>>>> <include>* tld</include>>> </includes>>>>> <targetPath>WEB-INF</targetPath>>>> <filtering>false</filtering>>> </resource>>>> </webResources>>> <webXml>${basedir}\WEB-INF\web xml</webXml>>>> </configuration>>> </plugin>>> .............................>> </plugins>>> .............>>>> This copies the XML files to the root of the WAR register>>>> Much appreciated!!>>---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe telecommunicate: For additional commands e-mail: ---------------------------------------------------------------------To unsubscribe e-mail: For additional commands telecommunicate:

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Hi. Could anyone express me how to copy the struts xml files to the WEB-INFfolder during a WAR build. I'm using the 'maven-war-plugin' to do the create as below.................<plugins> .......................... <plugin> <groupId>org apache maven plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-war-plugin</artifactId> <version>2.0</version> <configuration> <webResources> <resource> <directory>${basedir}\web</directory> <includes> <include>* html</include> <include>**/* html</include> <include>**/* gif</include> <include>**/* js</include> <include>**/* css</include> <include>**/* jsp</include> </includes> </resource> <resource> <directory>${basedir}\WEB-INF</directory> <includes> <include>**/* xml</include> <include>* tld</include> </includes> <targetPath>WEB-INF</targetPath> <filtering>false</filtering> </resource> </webResources> <webXml>${basedir}\WEB-INF\web xml</webXml> </configuration> </plugin> ............................. </plugins>............. This copies the XML files to the grow of the WAR file Much appreciated!!

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