Accessing components

I have upgraded an existing WebDB 2.2 application to Portal 3.0.6.6.5 and I am still able to access the ported procedures directly thru URL (like http://<hostname.domain>:7777/pls/NATT/OSNASS.NSARS_RPT.show). In my previous application one of the reports was the actual starting page with links to other components and forms added as PL/SQL code at the bottom of the report. When creating new applications in Portal the procedure doesn't seem to be accessible the same way as before, the procedure does not show up in the user schema and can not be addressed directly thru URL. Is this true or am I missing something?

I'm sorry, this was probably the wrong forum. I've reposted this item under Portal Content Areas.
Peres

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Now, when I deploy my application to the Server, it raises error:
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So. I downloaded the same installation from Oracle website (ODAC 11.2 Release 5 and Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio [11.2.0.3.20]) and installed it on the server. But still getting the same error.
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Edited by: 1000434 on Apr 17, 2013 6:35 AM
Edited by: 1000434 on Apr 17, 2013 6:36 AM

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If you're not familiar with how to set ODP.NET settings in the Registry or .NET config files, you can read how to do that here:
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Regedit HKLM->Software->Oracle. See what's there...
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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          import mx.controls.ComboBox;
          import mx.controls.LinkButton;
          import mx.containers.VBox;
          import mx.controls.CheckBox;
          import mx.controls.Text;
          import mx.containers.HBox;
          import mx.collections.XMLListCollection;
          import mx.rpc.events.ResultEvent;
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          [Bindable] private var listCollection:XMLListCollection;
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          private var hBox:HBox;
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          private var rateItem:ComboBox;
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          private var clickURL:Text;
          private var canvas:Canvas;
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               var rateLabels:Array = new Array("Positive","Neutral","Negative");
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                    titleFormat = new TextFormat();
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                    abstract = new Text();
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                    rateItem = new ComboBox();
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                    title: titleText.label,
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                    abstract: abstract.text,
                    category: category.selectedLabel,
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             Alert.show("Your clips have been successfully saved","Archive Complete");
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             Alert.show("Your clips have not been saved. Please contact an administrator.","Archive Error");
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I'm assuming it would be quite similar in Flex...any help is
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quote:
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nested they are, generate public variables of the component being
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repeated components. If you give some tag in the repeater an id,
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layout="absolute" implements="fo_ImoduleInterface">
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<![CDATA[
import mx.controls.MenuBar;
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return "Test String";
public function getMenuBar():Array {
return myMenuBar.menus;
]]>
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<mx:ApplicationControlBar dock="true" paddingTop="0"
paddingBottom="0">
<mx:MenuBar id="myMenuBar" labelField="@label">
<mx:XMLList>
<menuitem label="menu" >
<menuitem label="sub 1" />
<menuitem label="sub 1" />
</menuitem>
</mx:XMLList>
</mx:MenuBar>
</mx:ApplicationControlBar>
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a 'general' menu in my main application (much like what OSX does).
I can successfully access the function test and get my test
string back, so I know my module is loaded (I can see it on the
screen to) but trying to get access to the component always fails.
What is the proper solution to let my main application access
a component in a module?
Ries

quote:
Originally posted by:
Sreenivas R
The way I would do it would be to create a interface and add
necessary APIs to it. Make the module implement the interface.
In the main app convert the module instance to the interface
and access things.
Isn't this what the module does???
see here : <mx:Module .....
implements="fo_ImoduleInterface">
fo_ImoduleInterface implements to correct function aswell,
it's created like this:
package
import flash.events.IEventDispatcher;
public interface fo_ImoduleInterface extends
IEventDispatcher {
function getMenuBar():Array;

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AS: Accessing Components inside Components

I'd like to apply an action to a UI Component. This UI Component is in a TabNavigator. Using actionScript, how can I communicate to that UI Component?
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Solved my own problem!
<mx:TabNavigator x="10" y="10" width="980" height="748" id="playerTabNav" creationPolicy="all">
The children of a TabNavigator aren't created until they're needed.Only the contents of the first tab are actually created, because they're part of what's needed when the TabNavigator is first displayed. The contents of the second tab won't be instantiated until they need to be displayed, which is when the second tab is clicked on.
To force the contents of the other tabs to be instantiated, the creationPolicy property of the TabNavigator is changed to be "all". This will cause all of the different tabs to be instantiated, regardless of having been clicked on.

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