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Every Smile Has A Reason. A Smile can take u for a MILE…. May 7, 2015. This entry was posted in Inner Voice. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. On The Daily Post Updates.

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ADF Practice: 04.15

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Understanding Iterator Binding Refresh Attribute. In this post I am going to focus on the Refresh attribute of an Iterator Binding that we define in the page definition file. Executables iterator Binds="VEmployees" RangeSize="25" DataControl="EmployeesAMDataControl" id="VEmployeesIterator" Refresh="default"/ /executables. The default value is deferred. Gets the iterator refreshed during prepare model. Option could help here to avoid double refreshes. The rest of the options are self-explaining. Does it o...

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ADF Practice: Working with PL/SQL procedures in ADF BC Model

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Working with PL/SQL procedures in ADF BC Model. I believe this is very common use case when we need to invoke some PL/SQL procedure in our Java code in ADF BC model. The standard approach for that is to use JDBC callable statement. For example, we have a PL/SQL procedure:. Create or replace procedure somePLSQLProcedure. And Java method invoking this procedure using JDBC callable statement is going to look like this:. Don't you think this piece of code is a little bit ugly? Public String execSmartPLSQLPro...

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ADF Practice: Altering LOV View Criteria on-the-fly

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Altering LOV View Criteria on-the-fly. In this post I am going to show how we can programmatically modify a view criteria which is applied to the view accessor view object at the LOV's popup window. Let's consider a simple example. There is a page with Employee LOV on it:. The LOV's view object (VEmployees) has a corresponding view criteria VEmployeesCriteria:. What we're going to do is to set up at run-time the minimum salary value in the LOV's launchPopupListener:. It requires JDeveloper 12.1.3. 26 Jan...

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ADF Practice: Smart List of Values

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Smart List of Values. We can use two wonderful components for working with the lists of values : Input List Of Values and Input Combobox List of Values. But my users got used to too much comfort and they want to input department's ID manually in one field and see automatic reflection of the department's name in another field. And they want to choose the department's name from some list and to have. Reflection of its ID automatically. Departmentid and Departmentname as well. The LOV for. Af:panelLabelAndM...

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ADF Practice: Understanding the JSF Immediate Attribute

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Understanding the JSF Immediate Attribute. I think, we should be aware of the following key points:. Processing of any components with Immediate attribute is moved up to the Apply Request Values. Phase of the lifecycle. But there is a big difference in processing of editableValueHolder (inputText) and actionSource (commandButton) components. Components (like inputText) with Immediate attribute validation and valueChangeEvent delivering are done in Apply Request Values. Any lifecycle phase skipping. Af:fo...

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PaaS Services Explained: The Most Common SaaS Use Cases by Richard Bingham. March 8, 2017. This article summarizes our selection of the Oracle Cloud Platform Services. PaaS) with specific focus on use with an existing Oracle Cloud Applications (SaaS) environment. In other content. Has been used for this context. Clearly all services evolve of time, and as such the information provided is accurate at the time of writing, and where possible links to updated content will be provided. For regular information...

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ADF Practice: ADF BC. Programmatically populated VO example.

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ADF BC. Programmatically populated VO example. View objects with rows populated programmatically can be very useful to display data from alternative data sources like PL/SQL procedure's out parameters, Ref Cursors, XML files, . In this post I will show how to build view object and display information about PL/SQL procedure's parameters. How to get this information you can see in the previous post ADF BC. PL/SQL procedure params. Option in the "Create View Object" wizard:. Null) { try { nextOne = rs.n...

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ADF Practice: 03.15

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Continuous Delivery of Fusion Middleware applications with FlexDeploy. So, it would be nice to have a system which allows you to organize and put together all pieces of your infrastructure, to setup, to control and to monitor them. And such systems exist. In this post I'm going to focus on one of them. This is FlexDeploy. In any complicated infrastructure. For example development, build, production, user accepting testing, QA and support. Using this obvious indirection or abstraction any infrastr...For e...

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ADF Practice: Working with af:iterator and HashMap values

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Working with af:iterator and HashMap values. In this post I'm going to show a couple of examples of using af:iterator component to render HashMap values. Let's say in my managed bean I have the following HashMap:. Private Map m = new HashMap(); { m.put("One",true); m.put("Two",false); m.put("Three",true); }. The issue is to render selectBooleanCheckbox for each entry of the map. In the same manged bean I've got the following getter method:. For sure, the managed bean should have getter method for the map...