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Problem with selecting the Option from list

 
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Hi ,

I am new to this Portal . I dont know where exactly i need to post this as i dont have clear idea about the topic i am asking about. So,please help me and excuse me if any mistakes commited.

Problem: In the application for the Business Process Management, we can create users,groups,filters etc. Recently we have incorporated Cross Scripting Filter to this application. After we noticed that when we are trying to delete any option (for Eg: a selected user from list) it is deleting the first option in the list. This is applicable to any list of options.

Could you please help me to understand this problem and comeup with solution or please let me know sources if any, to understand and solve this problem .


Thanks
 
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Hi there,

A moderator will move this post pretty soon. Its in the wrong forum. This forum is for SCJP

As for your question we need more details. Are you using something like an IBM business process server to implement BPM ? and what do you mean by "Cross Scripting Filter". Is this a script you wrote to prevent cross site scripting attacks ?
 
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Welcome to JavaRanch.

Unfortunately, your post is so vague that it's impossible to give you a good answer. Please tell us exactly what software you are using, and explain in detail what the problem is.
 
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Thanks for your reply

I am using Savvion , Cross Scripting Filter is used to prevent the cross scripting attacks.
 
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Originally posted by sundeep dornadula:
Thanks for your reply

I am using Savvion , Cross Scripting Filter is used to prevent the cross scripting attacks.



Savvion models your BPM and suggests bottle necks, to my knowledge. Not sure where the cross scripting filter fits in here. Can you elaborate a little more please
 
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