Exercises

Exercise 1: Create a CSP page that outputs a series of radio buttons labelled: Strongly Agree, Agree, Neutral, Disagree, and Strongly Disagree. The CSP page should use the following elements:

• A <csp:loop> tag that iterates five times. On each iteration it outputs a <input type="Radio"> tag.

• A function named AddValue that returns “Strongly Agree”, “Agree”, “Neutral”, “Disagree”, or “Strongly Disagree” depending on the value of an integer passed to the method.

• Two CSP runtime expressions. These expressions fill in the values (“Strongly Agree”, “Agree”, and so on) for the Value attribute and the content of each <input type="Radio"> tag. The expressions invoke AddValue passing it the current value of the <csp:loop> counter.

The page's output looks like the following:

Exercise 2: Create a CSP page that outputs the names of all of the contacts in the database. The contacts are divided into two groups on the page: Personal and Business. The CSP page should use the following elements:

• A single <csp:query> tag. The tag uses the ByContactType query of the Contact class.

• A <csp:while> tag that iterates through the query's result set and displays the contact names.

• A <csp:loop> tag that executes the <csp:query> once for each type of contact.

• A function that returns “Business” or “Personal” depending on the value of its integer argument.

• CSP runtime expressions as needed.

The page's output looks like the following: