What I do I want To Tell Others so that Others Can Learn From My Experience. Post of things copied from different places but when ever i copy something i mentioned at the end of the artical. Remember What you like for yourself you should like same thing for others.
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According to the Oil & Gas Journal, an industry publication, Pakistan’s total proven gas reserves were 31.3 trillion cubic feet as of January 1, 2009. That number sounds like a lot but it means that Pakistan is ranked 25th in the world in terms of gas reserves.
Iran’s reserves are 32 times higher and Russia’s are 54 times greater. Even tiny Qatar has 29 times more gas than Pakistan.
All of those legendary stories about Balochistan having massive gas fields are just that: myths and legends. It turns out that, despite Sui being one of the largest gas fields in the country, most of the country’s gas does not come from Balochistan. In fact, about 71 per cent comes from Sindh.
It is possible that there are large unknown reserves of gas in Balochistan, but policy decisions, especially major ones, should probably not be based on an assumption of the existence of undiscovered resources.
Officials of Pakistan Petroleum Limited (PPL) told the committee that gas production in Sui was falling by 5% every passing year and the reserves would wear out by 2022. Remaining reserves are estimated to be at 2 trillion cubic feet
Table.2 Province-wise Annual Gas Production: 2006-7
| Province |
Non-Associated Gas (MMCF) |
Associated Gas (MMCF) |
Total (MMCF) |
Percentage |
| SindhPunjab
NWFP Balochistan |
979,198 52,481 22,818 318,188 |
21,217 16,127 3,552 0 |
1,000,415 68,608 26,370 318,188 |
70.77 4.58 1.86 22.50 |
| Pakistan |
1372,685 |
40,896 |
1413,581 |
100% |
| Source: Pakistan Energy Yearbook 2007 | ||||
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Province |
Non-Associated Gas (MMCF) |
Associated Gas (MMCF) |
Total (MMCF) |
Percentage |
|
Sindh Punjab NWFP Balochistan |
979,198 52,481 22,818 318,188 |
21,217 16,127 3,552 0 |
1,000,415 68,608 26,370 318,188 |
70.77 4.58 1.86 22.50 |
|
Pakistan |
1372,685 |
40,896 |
1413,581 |
100% |
|
Source: Pakistan Energy Yearbook 2007 |
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Step to Configure TP-Link Router
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1.Power on Router.
2.Connect your PC/laptop with Router via ethernet cable. [Use Routers LAN ports only not WAN]
3.Your PC automatically gets IP address as default DHCP is enabled on Router.
You get IP from 192.168.1.x or 192.168.0.x (x: 2-254)
Router default IP varies from model to model either 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1(written on router box)
4.Open browser and enter router default IP address http://192.168.1.1 according to your router.
5.Router authentication required. By default username/password is admin/admin.
6.TP-Link console opens.
7.Click on Network > LAN, change IP address to 192.168.1.2. Its due to your Modem
default IP address is 192.168.1.1.
8. Its reboots automatically.
9. Now open TP-Link console with new IP address which is 192.168.1.2
10.Click on Wireless Settings, Change default SSID with your choice like “Johnny”
11.Change other setting as per requirment like country. Rest leave by default.
12.Click on Wireless Security for making your wireless network secure.
13.Use WPA-PSK (Wireless security protocol)
14.Select your desired Encription like AES or TKIP.
15.Enter PSK password.
16. Select DHCP link.
17. Disable it. (As your Modems DHCP is already on)
18. Click system Tools > Reboot.
19. Your Router is ready to use, now just plug the ethernet with modem.
Note:
The guide is written because the novice user always in confusion, how to configure router.
Almost all vendors Wireless Router can be configureable with this guide with some minor change.
The Guide is made while the configuration of TP-Link WR-642G.
The Basic concept is to change the Router IP address & disable Routers DHCP service.
Below are the SWIFT codes for all banks in Pakistan. These SWIFT codes are only the active participants who are connected to SWIFT network. The passive participant’s codes are excluded from the list.| No | Bank or Institution | City | Branch Name | Swift Code |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ALBARAKA ISLAMIC BANK B.S.C. (E.C.) | KARACHI | AIINPKKAXXX | |
| 2 | ALBARAKA ISLAMIC BANK B.S.C. (E.C.) | LAHORE | AIINPKKALHR | |
| 3 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (FAISALABAD CITY) | ABPAPKKAFSD |
| 4 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (SITARA TOWER BRANCH) | ABPAPKKA237 |
| 5 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | ISLAMABAD | (BLUE AREA BRANCH, CORPORATE BRANCH, ISLAMABAD – 0443) | ABPAPKKA443 |
| 6 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | ISLAMABAD | (ISLAMABAD CITY) | ABPAPKKAISL |
| 7 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (199-UPPER MALL, LAHORE (0979)) | ABPAPKKA979 |
| 8 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (BATH ISLAND) | ABPAPKKATKC |
| 9 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (BRANCH KARACHI (0949)) | ABPAPKKA949 |
| 10 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE BRANCH, (OFF SHORE BANKING UNIT)) | ABPAPKKAEPZ |
| 11 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (GUJRANWALA CITY) | ABPAPKKAGUJ |
| 12 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (PESHAWAR CITY) | ABPAPKKAPSH |
| 13 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (RAWALPINDI CITY) | ABPAPKKARWP |
| 14 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (TRADE FACTORY WING, TRADE TOWER, CENTRAL OFFICE, KARACHI.) | ABPAPKKATFW |
| 15 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (TREASURY OPERATIONS (TROPS), OPERATIONS GROUP, CENTRAL OFFICE) | ABPAPKKATRY |
| 16 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | ABPAPKKAXXX | |
| 17 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (7-E/III, CORPORATE CENTRE, BRANCH LAHORE (0361)) | ABPAPKKA361 |
| 18 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (LAHORE CITY) | ABPAPKKALHR |
| 19 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | MULTAN | (CHEN ONE TOWER 74 ABDALI ROAD BRANCH) | ABPAPKKA393 |
| 20 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | MULTAN | (MULTAN CITY) | ABPAPKKAMUL |
| 21 | ALLIED BANK LIMITED | SIALKOT | (SIALKOT CITY) | ABPAPKKASKT |
| 22 | ARIF HABIB BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | AHRBPKKAXXX | |
| 23 | ASKARI BANK LIMITED | RAWALPINDI | (AWT PLAZA, RAWALPINDI BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA001 |
| 24 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (UNIVERSITY ROAD BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA009 |
| 25 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | GUJRANWALA | (GUJRANWALA BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA012 |
| 26 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | GUJRAT | (GUJRAT BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA037 |
| 27 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | ISLAMABAD | (ISLAMIC BKG BR, BLUE AREA ) | ASCMPKKA905 |
| 28 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (CENTRAL FOREIGN TRADE UNIT) | ASCMPKKAFT1 |
| 29 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (ISLAMIC BKG BR, JODIA BAZAR) | ASCMPKKA904 |
| 30 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (ISLAMIC TREASURY DESK, KHI) | ASCMPKKAIBT |
| 31 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (SAIMA TRADE TOWER BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA002 |
| 32 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (TREASURY DIVISION) | ASCMPKKATRY |
| 33 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | KARACHI | ASCMPKKAXXX | |
| 34 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (CENTRAL FOREIGN TRADE UNIT) | ASCMPKKAFT2 |
| 35 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (ISLAMIC BKG BR, WALTON CANTT) | ASCMPKKA906 |
| 36 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (SAT BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA006 |
| 37 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | MULTAN | (MULTAN BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA013 |
| 38 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | PESHAWAR | (CANTONMENT BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA004 |
| 39 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | PESHAWAR | (IBB, PESHAWAR) | ASCMPKKA902 |
| 40 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | QUETTA | (CANTONMENT BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA003 |
| 41 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | QUETTA | (ISLAMIC BKG BR,JINNAH RD) | ASCMPKKA903 |
| 42 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | RAWALPINDI | (CENTRAL FOREIGN TRADE UNIT) | ASCMPKKAFT3 |
| 43 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | RAWALPINDI | (HEAD OFFICE, RAWALPINDI ) | ASCMPKKAHOR |
| 44 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | RAWALPINDI | (IBB, RAWALPINDI) | ASCMPKKA901 |
| 45 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | RAWALPINDI | (INTERNATIONAL DIVISION) | ASCMPKKAIND |
| 46 | ASKARIBANK LIMITED | SIALKOT | (SIALKOT BRANCH) | ASCMPKKA010 |
| 47 | ATLAS BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (FOREX AND TREASURY DEPARTMENT) | DBHDPKKATRY |
| 48 | ATLAS BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | (TRADE PROCESSING CENTER (SOUTH)) | DBHDPKKAKHI |
| 49 | ATLAS BANK LIMITED | KARACHI | DBHDPKKAXXX | |
| 50 | ATLAS BANK LIMITED | LAHORE | (TRADE PROCESSING CENTRE (NORTH)) | DBHDPKKALHE |
| 51 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (FAISALABAD BRANCH) | BAHLPKKAFSD |
| 52 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | ISLAMABAD | (ISLAMABAD BRANCH) | BAHLPKKAISL |
| 53 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (CENTRAL PROCESSING UNIT) | BAHLPKKACPU |
| 54 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (EXPORT PROCESSING ZONE BRANCH) | BAHLPKKAEPZ |
| 55 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (ISLAMIC BANKING DIVISION) | BAHLPKKAIBD |
| 56 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (JODIA BAZAR) | BAHLPKKAJBZ |
| 57 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (KARACHI MAIN BRANCH) | BAHLPKKAKHI |
| 58 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | (L C CENTRE) | BAHLPKKALCC |
| 59 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | KARACHI | BAHLPKKAXXX | |
| 60 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | LAHORE | (LAHORE BRANCH) | BAHLPKKALHR |
| 61 | BANK AL HABIB LIMITED | MULTAN | (MULTAN MAIN BRANCH) | BAHLPKKAMUL |
| 62 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ABBOTTABAD | (ABBOTTABAD BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA068 |
| 63 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ABBOTTABAD | (IBD ABBOTABAD) | ALFHPKKA547 |
| 64 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | AHMADPUR EAST | (AHMEDPUR EAST BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA122 |
| 65 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ARIFWALA | (ARIFWALA BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA115 |
| 66 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ATTOCK | (ATTOCK BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA120 |
| 67 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ATTOCK | (HAZRO) | ALFHPKKA141 |
| 68 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ATTOCK | (KAMRA) | ALFHPKKA191 |
| 69 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | ATTOCK | (LAKKAR MANDI GHORGHUSHTI BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA231 |
| 70 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BAHAWALNAGAR | (BAHAWALNAGAR) | ALFHPKKA164 |
| 71 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BAHAWALPUR | (BAHAWALPUR BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA085 |
| 72 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BALUCHISTAN | (CHAMAN BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA121 |
| 73 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BALUCHISTAN | (CUTPIECE BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA097 |
| 74 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BANNU | (BANNU) | ALFHPKKA154 |
| 75 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BATTAGRAM | (BATTAGRAM BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA230 |
| 76 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BHAKKAR | (BHAKKAR BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA202 |
| 77 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BHALWAL | (BHALWAL BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA105 |
| 78 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | BUREWALA | (BUREWALA BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA055 |
| 79 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHAKWAL | (CHAKWAL BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA129 |
| 80 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHAKWAL | (IBD DHUDIAL DISTT CHAKWAL) | ALFHPKKA548 |
| 81 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHICHAWATNI | (CHICHAWATNI BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA116 |
| 82 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHINIOT | (CHINIOT BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA111 |
| 83 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHITRAL | (CHITRAL) | ALFHPKKA142 |
| 84 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | CHUCHUNG | (CHUHNG BR IBD) | ALFHPKKA536 |
| 85 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DASKA | (DASKA BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA112 |
| 86 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DEPALPUR | (DEPALPUR) | ALFHPKKA192 |
| 87 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DERA GHAZI KHAN | (DERA GHAZI KHAN BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA075 |
| 88 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DERA ISMAIL KHAN | (D.I. KHAN BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA057 |
| 89 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DERA ISMAIL KHAN | (IBD DERA ISMAIL KHAN) | ALFHPKKA532 |
| 90 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DHARKI | (DHARKI BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA123 |
| 91 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | DINA | (DINA) | ALFHPKKA190 |
| 92 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (BABAR CHOWK FAISALABAD) | ALFHPKKA187 |
| 93 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (FAISALABAD BRANCH) | ALFHPKKAFSD |
| 94 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (GOJRA) | ALFHPKKA160 |
| 95 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (IBD CANAL RD FAISALABAD) | ALFHPKKA544 |
| 96 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (IBD MEDICAL COLLEGE ROAD BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA511 |
| 97 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (IBD SATYANA ROAD FAISALABAD) | ALFHPKKA533 |
| 98 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (ISLAMIC BANKING, KUTCHERY BAZAR BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA503 |
| 99 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (JARANWALA) | ALFHPKKA159 |
| 100 | BANK ALFALAH LIMITED | FAISALABAD | (KHURRIAN WALA BRANCH) | ALFHPKKA209 |
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Today we will create a Spring MVC based application that uses Freemarker FTL as view instead of JSP. This would give you a good insight in Spring MVC + Freemarker integration. The application is similar to previous tutorial’s User app, where a list of users will be displayed and also we can add new user.
The application is very simple:
Below is the wireframe of our final freemarker based spring mvc 3 app.
So lets get started.
Before we starts with our Spring MVC 3 + FreeMarker example, we will need few tools.
Let us start with our Spring MVC based Freemarker application.
Open Eclipse and goto File -> New -> Project and select Dynamic Web Project in the New Project wizard screen.
After selecting Dynamic Web Project, press Next.
Write the name of the project. For example Freemarker_SpringMVC_example. Once this is done, select the target runtime environment (e.g. Apache Tomcat v6.0). This is to run the project inside Eclipse environment. After this press Finish.
Once the project is created, you can see its structure in Project Explorer. This is how the project structure would look like when we finish the tutorial and add all source code.
Till this step, our basic Eclipse web project is ready. We will now add Spring MVC and Freemarker support to this project.
First copy all required Spring MVC and supporting JAR files in WebContent > WEB-INF > lib folder. Create this folder if it does not exists. Don’t worry if you do not have these JARs. You can download the complete source code with JAR files at the end of this tutorial.
Next we change web.xml (deployment descriptor) and add Spring MVC support to it. If you do not know why we do this, I strongly recommends you to go through Spring 3 MVC Tutorial series.
Related: Spring 3 MVC hello world example
Update the web.xml with following code:
File: /WebContent/WEB-INF/web.xml
<web-app xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee" xmlns:web="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_2_5.xsd" xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee/web-app_3_0.xsd" id="WebApp_ID" version="3.0"> <display-name>Freemarker_SpringMVC_example</display-name> <welcome-file-list> <welcome-file>index.html</welcome-file> <welcome-file>index.jsp</welcome-file> </welcome-file-list> <servlet> <servlet-name>spring</servlet-name> <servlet-class> org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet </servlet-class> <load-on-startup>1</load-on-startup> </servlet> <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>spring</servlet-name> <url-pattern>*.html</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping></web-app> |
The above code in web.xml will map DispatcherServlet with url pattern *.html. One thing to note here is the name of servlet in <servlet-name> tag in web.xml. Once the DispatcherServlet is initialized, it will look for a file name [servlet-name]-servlet.xml in WEB-INF folder of web application. In this example, the framework will look for file called spring-servlet.xml.
Create a new file spring-servlet.xml under /WebContent/WEB-INF/ folder. This is the spring configuration. Copy following code into it.
File: /WebContent/WEB-INF/spring-servlet.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:p="http://www.springframework.org/schema/p" xmlns:context="http://www.springframework.org/schema/context" xsi:schemaLocation="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans/spring-beans-3.0.xsd http://www.springframework.org/schema/context http://www.springframework.org/schema/context/spring-context-3.0.xsd"> <!-- freemarker config --> <bean id="freemarkerConfig" class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.freemarker.FreeMarkerConfigurer"> <property name="templateLoaderPath" value="/WEB-INF/ftl/"/> </bean> <!-- View resolvers can also be configured with ResourceBundles or XML files. If you need different view resolving based on Locale, you have to use the resource bundle resolver. --> <bean id="viewResolver" class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.freemarker.FreeMarkerViewResolver"> <property name="cache" value="true"/> <property name="prefix" value=""/> <property name="suffix" value=".ftl"/> </bean> <context:component-scan base-package="net.viralpatel" /> </beans> |
In the above xml configuration file, we have defined a tag <context:component-scan>. This will allow Spring to load all the components from package net.viralpatel and all its child packages. This will load our UserController class. Also we have defined a bean viewResolver. We uses org.springframework.web.servlet.view.freemarker.FreeMarkerViewResolver as view resolver. Also notice how we defined bean freemarkerConfig. This defines Freemarker configuration, in our case just one property templateLoaderPath; the path where we will store all our .ftl template files.
Thus the bean viewResolver will resolve the freemarker template view. Note that in our UserController class, we have return a view name “index”. This will be resolved to path /WEB-INF/ftl/index.ftl by FreeMarkerViewResolver.
File: /src/net/viralpatel/UserController.java
package net.viralpatel;import java.util.ArrayList;import java.util.List;import org.springframework.stereotype.Controller;import org.springframework.ui.ModelMap;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.ModelAttribute;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMapping;import org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.RequestMethod;@Controllerpublic class UserController { /** * Static list of users to simulate Database */ private static List<User> userList = new ArrayList<User>(); //Initialize the list with some data for index screen static { userList.add(new User("Bill", "Gates")); userList.add(new User("Steve", "Jobs")); userList.add(new User("Larry", "Page")); userList.add(new User("Sergey", "Brin")); userList.add(new User("Larry", "Ellison")); } /** * Saves the static list of users in model and renders it * via freemarker template. * * @param model * @return The index view (FTL) */ @RequestMapping(value = "/index", method = RequestMethod.GET) public String index(@ModelAttribute("model") ModelMap model) { model.addAttribute("userList", userList); return "index"; } /** * Add a new user into static user lists and display the * same into FTL via redirect * * @param user * @return Redirect to /index page to display user list */ @RequestMapping(value = "/add", method = RequestMethod.POST) public String add(@ModelAttribute("user") User user) { if (null != user && null != user.getFirstname() && null != user.getLastname() && !user.getFirstname().isEmpty() && !user.getLastname().isEmpty()) { synchronized (userList) { userList.add(user); } } return "redirect:index.html"; }} |
The UserController is a simple Spring 3 MVC controller that handles request/response. We have created a private static List userList which stores the user entries. Note that in ideal example you would like to read data from database. But for sake of simplicity we will stick to static List 
There are two methods index() and add(), both mapped via @RequestMapping annotation. The index() method will simply store the users list in model object and render “index” view (index.ftl). And the add() method gets the user details from html form and add it inside static List. Once the add() has added user, it simply redirects the request to /index.html which will render the user list.
Apart from the above UserController class, we will also need a bean class User which holds the user information like firstname, lastname etc.
File: /src/net/viralpatel/User.java
package net.viralpatel;public class User { private String firstname; private String lastname; public User() { } public User(String firstname, String lastname) { this.firstname = firstname; this.lastname = lastname; } //Add Getter and Setter methods} |
Now add Freemarker view in your project.
Create a new file index.ftl under folder /WebContent/WEB-INF/ftl/. Copy following content into it.
File: /WebContent/WEB-INF/ftl/index.ftl
<html><head><title>ViralPatel.net - FreeMarker Spring MVC Hello World</title><body><div id="header"><H2> <a href="http://viralpatel.net"><img height="37" width="236" border="0px" src="http://viralpatel.net/blogs/wp-content/themes/vp/images/logo.png" align="left"/></a> FreeMarker Spring MVC Hello World</H2></div><div id="content"> <fieldset> <legend>Add User</legend> <form name="user" action="add.html" method="post"> Firstname: <input type="text" name="firstname" /> <br/> Lastname: <input type="text" name="lastname" /> <br/> <input type="submit" value=" Save " /> </form> </fieldset> <br/> <table class="datatable"> <tr> <th>Firstname</th> <th>Lastname</th> </tr> <#list model["userList"] as user> <tr> <td>${user.firstname}</td> <td>${user.lastname}</td> </tr> </#list> </table></div> </body></html> |
This is a simple FTL template file. We just iterate model[“userList”] list in a loop and prints user’s firstname and lastname in table.
You may want to run the application see the result. I assume you have already configured Tomcat in eclipse. All you need to do:
Open Server view from Windows > Show View > Server. Right click in this view and select New > Server and add your server details.
To run the project, right click on Project name from Project Explorer and select Run as > Run on Server (Shortcut: Alt+Shift+X, R)
URL: http://localhost:8080/Freemarker_SpringMVC_example/index.html
Freemarker_SpringMVC_example.zip (4.4 MB)
Reference : viralpatel.net
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