ADF JDeveloper 10.1.3.4.0 Entity Attribute validation not propagated to UI

Hi,
I'm trying to use entity attribute validation in an ADF Faces / ADFm / ADF BC application. However the validation error
is not propagated through the BindingContainer to my ADF Faces Page. When I customize and override the DCErrorHandler that
is registered on the BindingContext the reportException() method doesn't fire.
Anyone have an idea how to debug this Validation error gone lost ?.
Thanks,
Kenneth

Hi,
is it getting propagated without your custom error handler ?
Frank

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+     at oracle.jbo.mom.DefinitionManager.findDefinitionObject(DefinitionManager.java:417)+
+     at oracle.jbo.mom.DefinitionManager.findDefinitionObject(DefinitionManager.java:399)+
+     at oracle.jbo.server.MetaObjectManager.findMetaObject(MetaObjectManager.java:750)+
+     at oracle.jbo.server.EntityDefImpl.findDefObject(EntityDefImpl.java:567)+
+     at model.AppModuleImpl.findempEmpno(AppModuleImpl.java:73)+
+     at model.Class1.main(Class1.java:24)+
Process exited with exit code 1.

Duplicate of Re: JBO-25003: Object root of type View Object is not found.
Please close this thread.

Bug: unable to rename entity attribute (jdev903)

Hi,
I have an entity and a view on it.
One of the entity attributes has the wrong name, so I tried to rename it, but jdev gave me a warning that it couldn't rename the attribute because the view is dependent on it. Sounds fair (although I wish it would rename the attribute in the view along with it, (refactoring)).
Then I removed the attribute from the view, and try to rename the entity attribute again. It still can't rename it! I've verified twice to see if the attribute was actually removed from the view, which it was, so this is definitely a bug.
Greetings,
Ivo

Ivo want's to rename the attribute in the entity object without first removing the attribute from the view object. That this isn't possible right now probably isn't a bug, because in your scenario you keep that in mind, so you manually first remove the attribute from the view object. But it would be nice if JDeveloper automatically renames the attribute in the view object too (instead of "complaining" about the dependency). And if you for example remove an attribute from an entity and a view object depends on it, it will ask you to remove the attribute from the view object(s) too etc.

How to display Entity level validation messages in a table

I'm using ADF 11g 11.1.1.2.0. I have a page with an updateable table based on an EO. In the EO I have defined some entity level and attribute level declarative business rules. When the user enters a value in the table that violates an attribute level validation, the related message is displayed inline and the attribute is surrounded by a red box. Furthermore the user is not able to place his cursor in a different row. In this way it is clear which row and attribute caused the error. However if the user enters some data that violates an entity level validation, the validation message is displayed as global messages in the message-popup when the business rule is based on a script or a method. This means that the user gets a global message popup, and does not know which row caused the error. Ofcourse we can include the identifying attributes of the row in the error message, but I would like to know if there is another more visual way to communicate to the user which row caused the error.
Edited by: Jonas de Graaff (PSB) on 10-feb-2010 2:51

Hi Chittibabu,
what about using a TreeTable control?
SAPUI5 SDK - Demo Kit
Regards
Tobias

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