ADF train task Flow display name comonent value from bundel

hi
i have som problem with adf bounded task flow train.
i build a bounded task flow as fragment and train and i add display name component to each view , but how i can give the display name value from a view controller bundel .
regards mohammad.j.yaseen

1). Select the component for which you want to set the attribute to a bundle
2). In the property inspector, click the context menu next to the attribute you want to pick from a bundle (the thing that looks like a "V" next to the field"
3). Choose "Select Text Resource..." from the resulting menu

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Is the task-flow input parameter class value being ignored by the framework

hi
Although I don't remember where, I think I read or heard about the task-flow input parameter class value that it is "being ignored by the framework".
One example of this could be what is currently in the UI Shell sample application available
at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/adf/uishellapp-134633.zip
It has in its task-flow in "flows\second.xml" an input parameter configured like
<task-flow-definition id="second">
    
    <input-parameter-definition id="__3">
      <name id="__2">tabContext</name>
      <value>#{pageFlowScope.tabContext}</value>
      <class>oracle.ui.pattern.dynamicShell.TabContex</class>
      <required/>
    </input-parameter-definition>
    
</task-flow-definition>Notice the missing "t" at the end of the class name "oracle.ui.pattern.dynamicShell.TabContex".
Still this task-flow configuration does allow to use expressions like "#{pageFlowScope.tabContext.selectedTabIndex}", which suggests that the class value is indeed "being ignored by the framework".
(see also forum thread "does the UI Shell sample break encapsulation in its task-flows"
at does the UI Shell sample break encapsulation in its task-flows )
All relevant references (bug numbers, documentation, blogs) explaining about this task-flow input parameter class value are welcome.
If no such references exist, maybe someone from Oracle can give some feedback.
many thanks
Jan Vervecken

fyi
The feedback below was posted in the forum message
at Re: does the UI Shell sample break encapsulation in its task-flows
Richard Wright wrote:
That appears to be a bug for which I am seeking confirmation.There is an enhancement request (i.e., 9377487) submitted over a year ago, that describes this behavior. It is listed as an ER as our documentation (e.g., Fusion Developer's Guide for Oracle ADF, online help ) does not specifically state that Java class for the input parameter definition is checked for type. Further anything using EL is untyped. So the expectation that types are enforced is somewhat puzzling to the development team.
However, there is an acknowledgment within circles of the development organization, that some might come to have this expectation. One trigger might be the definition itself. The other is the existence of a design time audit on the definition. For example, if the class is specified inaccurately (e.g., typo), there is an audit warning to report "not found."
Under consideration are a number of framework proposals to check for type without breaking backward compatibility or adding overhead to the production environment.
In the interim, the following recommendations are given.
Unless this breaks or can break your app in some way, no need exist for change. Nevertheless, if this is a real concern, write a test or consider a java assertion. By default, assertions are disabled at runtime. There is no need to override that default.I have been able to find enhancement request 9377487, "TASK FLOW PARAMETER VALUES NOT VALIDATED ACCORDING TO CLASS", on My Oracle Support. It currently has "Status 15 - To Internal (Oracle) Review" and "Updated 16-Dec-2010".
In the context of service request 3-4185839067 recently bug 12838099, "THE TASK-FLOW INPUT PARAMETER CLASS VALUE BEING IGNORED BY THE FRAMEWORK", has been filed and it currently still has "Status 16 - Bug Screening/Triage".
- about "... the expectation that types are enforced is somewhat puzzling to the development team ..."
Hmm, strange ... so what are people supposed to expect when there is an option to configure a class name for a task-flow input parameter?
regards
Jan

Suggestion needed / train task-flow / evaluation during task execution

I have a train task-flow with four stops and a default activity (createInsert view object).
Two stops (stop 2 and stop 3) are mutually exclusive depending on a value entered on stop 1 (input/edit value form for the created vo).
I added a el evaluation binding from my view object value in the skip properties (#{bindings.FsCardinality.inputValue != '1'}) that enable/disable the stop depending on that value.
My problem is to control the flow and the instant the value has to be evaluated by task-flow view activity to disabling/enable by their self.
I didn't have any next/previous button, i just putted a train in the page fragments that show the train stops. I like the idea to let the train displayed to reflect the process.
Actually, i have to activate the next stop (stop 4) to force (submitting the changes and) the train stop to evaluate the expression.
What is recommended to do in such cases ?
1) add a submit button in input/edit value form and disabling next stops since any changes are saved in the model
2) add auto submit to field that manage the value to be sure it is saved for every changes
3) other
Any recommendations, suggestions, patters is welcome !!

Yes, things work as you envision them.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E16162_01/web.1112/e16182/bcservices.htm#CHDDAHFH
John

How to Call an ADF Bounded Task Flow Located in Another Web Application

Hi.
I'm working in JDev 11G TP3.
I've read the section from the 11G documentation on Working with Task Flow Activities,
specifically the section 15.5.3 on How to Call an ADF Bounded Task Flow Located in Another Web Application.
I've followed the instructions but still can not seem to call another task flow in another application correctly.
Can someone send a small example specifying how the (TaskFlow Reference) section
should be filled in, and just a general simple outline of process to set the whole process up.
Thanks

Your EL for the remote-app-url needs to return something like this
"http://www.acme.com:80/myapp/faces/adf.task-flow"
where "http://www.acme.com:80/myapp/faces" is the root of the url you'd normally use to access the remote application.
I filed two bugs:
bug 6944247 to improve the documentation
bug 6944246 to fix the fact that you currently have to specify the 'adf.task-flow' part. You shouldn't need to do that. But doing so for now will get it to work.

ADF Bounded Task Flow

I have created a bounded task flow which has the following activities: Method Call (default activity and it calls a custom method in a request scoped backing bean), a controlFlow to a jsf page, a controlFlow to a Task Flow Return.
Here is the xml code for the Bounded Task Flow:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252" ?>
<adfc-config xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller" version="1.2">
<task-flow-definition id="fromviewprojlist-task-flow">
<default-activity>retrieveProjInfo</default-activity>
<managed-bean id="__5">
<managed-bean-name>backing_ViewProjList</managed-bean-name>
<managed-bean-class>com.dairynet.pts.controller.backing_ViewProjList</managed-bean-class>
<managed-bean-scope>request</managed-bean-scope>
</managed-bean>
<method-call id="retrieveProjInfo">
<method>#{backing_ViewProjList.retrieveSingleProjData}</method>
<outcome>
<fixed-outcome>toSummary</fixed-outcome>
</outcome>
</method-call>
<view id="summary">
<page>/projectRequest/projSummary.jsf</page>
</view>
<task-flow-return id="tfrViewProjList">
<outcome>
<name>tfrViewProjList</name>
</outcome>
</task-flow-return>
<control-flow-rule id="__1">
<from-activity-id>retrieveProjInfo</from-activity-id>
<control-flow-case id="__2">
<from-outcome>toSummary</from-outcome>
<to-activity-id>summary</to-activity-id>
</control-flow-case>
</control-flow-rule>
<control-flow-rule id="__3">
<from-activity-id>summary</from-activity-id>
<control-flow-case id="__4">
<from-outcome>toViewProjList</from-outcome>
<to-activity-id>tfrViewProjList</to-activity-id>
</control-flow-case>
</control-flow-rule>
</task-flow-definition>
</adfc-config>
I am calling this bounded task flow from a commandLink that is in an ADF table (partial code of the jsf page that has the commandLink):
<af:table value="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.collectionModel}" var="row"
rows="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.rangeSize}"
emptyText="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.viewable ? 'No data to display.' : 'Access Denied.'}"
fetchSize="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.rangeSize}" rowBandingInterval="0"
filterModel="#{bindings.ImplicitViewCriteriaQuery.queryDescriptor}"
queryListener="#{bindings.ImplicitViewCriteriaQuery.processQuery}"
filterVisible="true" varStatus="vs"
selectedRowKeys="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.collectionModel.selectedRow}"
selectionListener="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.collectionModel.makeCurrent}"
id="resId1" width="100%">
<af:column sortProperty="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.hints.ProjShortDesc.name}"
filterable="true" sortable="true" width="169"
headerText="#{bindings.VProjectlistQryVO1.hints.ProjShortDesc.label}"
id="resId1c1">
<af:commandLink action="fromviewprojlist-task-flow" id="cl1"
text="#{row.ProjShortDesc}"/>
Here is my code in the adfc-config.xml file related to the page calling the bounded task flow and the bounded task flow:
<control-flow-rule id="__7">
<from-activity-id>masterList</from-activity-id>
<control-flow-case id="__5">
<from-outcome>fromviewprojlist-task-flow</from-outcome>
<to-activity-id>fromviewprojlist-task-flow</to-activity-id>
</control-flow-case>
</control-flow-rule>
<control-flow-rule id="__6">
<from-activity-id>fromviewprojlist-task-flow</from-activity-id>
<control-flow-case id="__9">
<from-outcome>tfrViewProjList</from-outcome>
<to-activity-id>masterList</to-activity-id>
</control-flow-case>
</control-flow-rule>
When I click the commandLink where the action is the bounded task flow (fromviewprojlist-task-flow), it does not go into the method I am specifying in the Method Call activitiy (the default activity) within the task flow. It does not error out, but it does not go anywhere. My objective is to go to the custom backing bean method so I can get some value of the row in the table I clicked on, then use this value to successfully load the projSummary.jsf page
I am new to this, and I can't figure out what I'm missing. I appreciate any ideas you may have to help me resolve this.
Thanks!

I did as you suggested, but I see nothing in the console that indicates it's trying to run the bounded task flow. It's like it ignores it. No error, just redisplays the page I'm calling the bounded task flow from.
Previously, in another application, I created a bounded task flow with the default activity which was a Method Call activity, but I dragged and dropped a createInsert operation onto the Method Call activity from the Data Control. This worked fine (for creating an inputForm).
With this bounded task flow that is giving me problems, I'm not referencing the Data Control at all, I'm just referencing the method in the request-scoped backing bean. Is there something I don't have "wired up" correctly so that it's not even finding the bounded task flow the action attribute of my commandLink is referencing?
I'm not referencing the model (or an application module) at all, but should this matter? It seems like it should just find my backing bean method, run it, and carry on!

ADF Security, Task Flow as a region in a page resource grant

JDeveloper 12c (12.1.2); Application uses ADF form based security, external LDAP provider (Active Directory)
After sign-in page (upon successful authentication/authorization) user is forwarded to a page that executes VO method prior to render. I am new to task flow concept and am told to achieve this like:
- create bounded task flow, with method call activity (execute exposed AM method that calls VO method, runs custom SQL) and view activity as page fragment.
- then drop the above task flow into a page as a region
In ADF security setup, I gave resource grant task-flow to certain application role. Started the application, login and got 403 error. Then went back and gave resource grant 'view' to the actual page that contains task flow. It worked fine.
So the question is, when protecting application (implemented with task flows) with ADF security, I thought it is enough to grant those task flows to whatever application roles (groups) and inherently any page that uses that task flow(s) (as a region) will be protected?
From this test, it seems that I have to assign each page (that has task flow as a region) to application roles individually?

Hi,
any page that is contained in a bounded task flow is protected by the task flow permission grant, this is correct. If this is not what you see, please file a bug with support or send me a simple reproducible test case please. My mail address (replace all < name > with the described symbol.
frank <dot> nimphius <at> oracle <dot> com
The test case will need to be in a ZIP file nemaed to "unzip" and should be able for me to run stand alone (please no database scripts to run prior to try the test case)
Frank

JDeveloper 11.1.1.5.0 ADF Library task-flow not shown

fyi
Please consider the example application created using JDeveloper 11.1.1.5.0
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2011/TestsInADFLibraryApp-v0.01.zip
(in the context of forum thread "JUnit test classes in ADF Library")
At some point, working with that application in JDeveloper 11.1.1.5.0, I used the deployment profile "adflibTestsInADFLibraryApp-ViewController-dp" to create the ADF Library "adflibTestsInADFLibraryApp-ViewController.jar" wich seemed to have an issue.
When in a File System Connection on the Resource Palette, that ADF Library did not show the task-flow(s) it contained.
But, I can no longer reproduce this. If I now try to do the same, the ADF Library seems to be OK. The only thing I can think of that changed, is that JDeveloper has been restarted (a day later).
Showing both ADF Libraries in File System Connections on the Resource Palette illustrates this
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/img/2011/task-flow-not-shown-jdev111150.png
When I looked inside the ADF Libraries, the respective "task-flow-registry.xml" files were somewhat different:
- in the "broken" ADF Library there were lots of XML namespace declarations
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<task-flow-registry xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc">
<task-flow-descriptor xmlns:ns0="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns0:path="WEB-INF/btf/browse-employees-btf.xml" xmlns:ns1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns1:id="browse-employees-btf" xmlns:ns2="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns2:type="task-flow-definition" xmlns:ns3="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns3:uses-page-fragments="true" xmlns:ns4="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns4:library-internal="false" xmlns:ns5="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns5:train="false"/>
<task-flow-descriptor xmlns:ns0="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns0:path="META-INF/adfc-config.xml" xmlns:ns1="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns1:id="" xmlns:ns2="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns2:type="" xmlns:ns3="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns3:uses-page-fragments="false" xmlns:ns4="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns4:library-internal="false" xmlns:ns5="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc" ns5:train="false"/>
</task-flow-registry>- in the "ok" ADF Library there was only one XML namespace declaration
<?xml version = '1.0' encoding = 'UTF-8'?>
<task-flow-registry xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/rc">
<task-flow-descriptor path="WEB-INF/btf/browse-employees-btf.xml" id="browse-employees-btf" type="task-flow-definition" uses-page-fragments="true" library-internal="false" train="false"/>
<task-flow-descriptor path="META-INF/adfc-config.xml" id="" type="" uses-page-fragments="false" library-internal="false" train="false"/>
</task-flow-registry>- (q1) How can these not shown task-flows (or its different task-flow-registry.xml file) be explained?
many thanks
Jan Vervecken

Thanks for your reply Chris.
Chris Muir wrote:
a) When you say you've "used the deployment profile" I'm guessing you mean within JDeveloper and not via ojdeploy? ...That is correct.
... it seems you're doing the ADF Library generation inside JDev, not via ojdeploy via Ant correct? ...That is correct.
... (For reference the bug numbers are 10028879, 10028816, 913159). ...On My Oracle Support I have found:
- bug 10028879, "OJDEPLOY FAILS TO COMPILE/GENERATE TASK-FLOW-REGISTRY.XML WHEN ${USER.DIR} USED" (having "Base Bug 10076058" which does not seem to be published)
- bug 10028816, "OJDEPLOY FAILS TO GENERATE TASK-FLOW-REGISTRY.XML FOR CASE-INSENSITIVE WIN PATH" (and a patch)
- for number 913159 I got "No results found" (which might be an unpublished bug, or a wrong number)
... by that stage I was sick of logging bugs against ojdeploy. ...Really, where did it hurt. ;-) ... logging bugs should not be a problem ...
b) Regards the File System Connection in the Resource Palette, are you using an UNC mapping? ...No UNC mapping, just the local file system.
... The relating bug numbers are 9340973 and 12940696. ...On My Oracle Support I have found:
- bug 9340973, "RESOURCE PALETTE FAILURE ON USING NETWORK PATHED FILE CONNECTIONS" (having "Base Bug 12940696" which does not seem to be published)
- for number 12940696 I got "No results found" (which might be an unpublished bug, or a wrong number)
So, about "I don't think these are related but let's rule them out", I think those are ruled out.
regards
Jan

ADF inputText component not displaying the password value in desired format

Hi All,
I have an ADF <af:table component with a selectOneChoice as its partialTrigger. The problem is that when I navigate to the concerned page for the 1st time, the password textfield of the table displays the password in the desired format (dots), but when I change the value of the selectOneChoice component to another value and then reset it back to the original value with which the password should be displayed in dots format (as for the 1st time), the textfield is displayed as blank.
Help appreciated.
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Thanks Frank,
My system is a Windows XP Pro SP2 version 2002, I don't use JDeveloper, I am using Eclipse 3.2 and tomcat 5.5
This is a step-by-step to reproduce the problem:
I move from a .jspx screen by clicking a commandLink component which takes me to an edit screen with the following table component:
<af:table id="methodProperties"
emptyText="#{res['info.noitems']}"                                             value="#{mbAdminMethod.tableModel}"                                        binding="#{mbAdminMethod.adminList.table}"
partialTriggers="methodType"
var="row"
banding="row"
bandingInterval="1"
width="100%">
<af:column                                                  headerText="#{res['admin.methodPropertyName']}" width="40%" noWrap="true">
<af:outputText value="#{row.name}"/>
</af:column>
<af:column                                                  headerText="#{res['admin.methodPropertyValue']}" width="60%" noWrap="true">
<af:inputText id="propertyValue"
value="#{row.value}"
secret="#{row.password}"
columns="40"/>
</af:column>
</af:table>
The partialTrigger "methodType" is a selectOneChoice component.
Once you navigate to this edit screen for the first time, the password is displayed in the right format (dots). While you are on this page and you select another value from the selectOneChoice, the page is refreshed. The problem is that, when you reset the value of the selectOneChoice component to the original value (which displayed the password in the right way), this time the password textField is displayed as blank.
Thanks.

Call adf bounded task flow library programatically

I have a master application where I have one page with a region where all the task flows are going to be aggregated as tabs. Each task flow represents a module and is in a separate application. I add the adf library to the master application for bounded task flow "Module1".
This is my code that works if the bounded task flow is in the master application:
TaskFlowBindingAttributes tfAttr = new TaskFlowBindingAttributes();
tfAttr.setId("Module1");
tfAttr.setTaskFlowId(new TaskFlowId("/WEB-INF/module1.xml","module1"));
taskFlowList.add(0, tfAttr);
List<UIComponent> tabs = this.getPanelTab().getChildren();
for (int i = 0; i < tabs.size(); i++) {
RichShowDetailItem tab = (RichShowDetailItem)tabs.get(i);
tab.setDisclosed(false);
RichShowDetailItem tab = (RichShowDetailItem)tabs.get(index);
tab.setDisclosed(true);
But if bounded tak flow is in separate application the code doesn't work, it shows a blank page and i have defined a page with some panel boxes. So how shoud i call the bounded task flow programatically??.
I am working with Jdeveloper 11.1.2.3.0, thank you
Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 05:22 PM
Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 07:29 PM
Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 07:43 PM

Yes I see it in the component palette. I found the problem, I see in the task-flow-registry.xml that the path for the bounded task flow is: "module1.xml" and not "WEB-INF/module1.xml". What sould be the correct path?.

WebCenter/ADF Bounded Task Flow Permissions 11.1.1.4

Hello All,
I'm seeing some strange behavior related to permission on bounded task flows within a WebCenter Portal Application created with the 11.1.1.4 WC extensions.
I created a bounded task flow and added a view activity and a return activity to it. I have provided "Administrator", "anonymous-role", and "authenticated-role" application roles with view permissions for the task flow resource in "jazn-data.xml". I also added the page related to the view activity in the bounded task flow to my page hierarchy file "page.xml", and provided users with view permissions there.
What I'm seeing is that anonymous users can view pages in this bounded task flow just fine, but authenticated "Administrator" role users cannot.
Am I missing a configuration setting somewhere?
Thanks

Certainly... I've uploaded the sample application here: http://rapidshare.com/files/456317758/WebCenterTestApp.zip
To make this simple, I've used the OOB, pre-configured, Web Center Portal application template with default project files. Run the "home.jspx" page. I've removed the customization panel and added a button command whose action invokes the control flow to the task flow call activity for the bounded task flow. The task flow has a single page, and I have it being displayed as an inline pop-up... just for fun.
Before you login, click on the button to see how the anonymous user can view the bounded task flow page. After you return from the task flow, login and verify that the admin user sees the app auth error page in the dialog instead.
I've configured one admin user in jazn-data.xml: myadmin/myadmin1
Cheers

Custom page : displaying attribute display name and values

Hi !!
I'm developping a specific screen. I have a zone where I want to display a list of fields with a label containing the display name of an attribute and with a textbox containg the value of the attribute.
For now, I'm doing that like this :
- In a region, for each attribute I create a MessageTextInput with these properties :
View Instance : the view that gets the attributes values
View Attribute : the attribute I want to display in this field
Prompt : a hard coded label that corresponds to the attribute.
I know this isn't the right approach and I'm looking for a better way to do that as there is some bad sides :
- my view object gets all the attributes of an attribute group. If I add an attribute to the attribute group, it will not be displayed in my page. I'll have to add it manually and reimport the xml.
- if I change the display name, I will also have to manually edit the xml file and reimport it
- I want a multi-language screen : if I'm connected in english I want my screen to display the attribute's english display name, and if I'm connected in french I want my screen to display the attribute's french display name.
So how can I do it ?
Is there an region or item which has a "View Instance" property and that is able to display items depending on the view fields ?
Will I have to manually write a controller that builds this page dynamically ?
Thanks a lot

You have to use personalization and add a messageTextInput and set the prompt, viewInstance and viewAttribute properties. You can get your prompt translated using the translate options in Manage Levels page in personalization tool or use XLIFFExtractor and XLIFFImporter to manually do translations.
Read OA Personalization guide for details.

ADF Mobile : task-flow navigation takes at least 500 milliseconds

hi
While navigating the CompGallery sample application [1] I noticed that navigation between (what looks like) simple pages/views was rather slow.
Surely, this can be caused by different things (possibly the device, the app implementation, the framework, ...).
To review this, I tried to build a simple example application using JDeveloper 11.1.2.3.0
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/NavigationTimeMApp-v0.01.zip
and as APK at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/navigationtimemapp-v0.01.apk
It has a bounded task-flow with two views that allow to navigate to each other.
see the screenshot at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/img/2012/navigationtimemapp-20121025.png
It has a simple TimerBean that allows to get an idea about how much time navigation requires:
public class TimerBean
     protected long fStartTimerMillis = 0;
     public void startTimer(ActionEvent pActionEvent)
          fStartTimerMillis = System.currentTimeMillis();
     public String getTimerInfo()
          if (fStartTimerMillis == 0)
               return "no timer info yet";
          long vMillisAgo = System.currentTimeMillis() - fStartTimerMillis;
          return "timer started " + vMillisAgo + " milliseconds ago";
}It allows for the following scenario (sc1):
- (sc1-a) start the app
- (sc1-b) click the "do goSecondView using a_TimerBean" button, which will navigate to "secondView" showing something like "timer started 621 milliseconds ago"
- (sc1-c) click the "do goFirstView using a_TimerBean" button, which will navigate to "firstView" showing something like "timer started 537 milliseconds ago"
- (sc1-d) if you care to stop the app, try a "Force stop" on the "App info" via "Apps" in the Android settings
On my HTC Sensation Z710e I always get at least 500 milliseconds for each navigation.
questions:
- (q1) Anyone who wants to try scenario (sc1) and share his observed navigation times?
- (q2) Which navigation times can be expected for simple navigation in ADF Mobile apps (like in scenario (sc1))?
- [1] http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E35521_01/doc.111230/e24475/demoapps.htm#BACGDHDJ
many thanks
Jan Vervecken

Thanks for your reply Joe Huang.
Joe Huang wrote:
... Did you change CVM logging settings? ...I have not changed any defaults. If I unzip "navigationtimemapp-v0.01.apk", I find:
- assets\storage\jvm\lib\cvm.properties having things like "java.debug.enabled=false" and "javascript.debug.enabled=false"
- assets\storage\jvm\lib\logging.properties having only "level=SEVERE" configurations
If you refer to something else, please specify.
- Did you deploy the application in release mode vs. debug mode in the deployment profile? You would want to deploy it in release mode.Looks like the default is debug, which I have used for "navigationtimemapp-v0.01.apk".
So, I configured on the Android Options the Build Mode as "Release" in the modified example application
at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/NavigationTimeMApp-v0.02.zip
and as APK at http://www.consideringred.com/files/oracle/2012/navigationtimemapp-v0.02.apk (now only 8 MB instead of 20 MB)
But, I don't see a big improvement, maybe about 50 milliseconds improvement per navigation (so, about 450 milliseconds instead of about 500 milliseconds).
... so page navigation performance (and overall UI performance) is primarily dictated by JS performance by the web engine on the device. ...How can I determine (in the app) which "JavaScript / web engine" a device uses?
At the end of the day, the actual performance of your application will be largely dictated by how you access data and the complexity of your screen. ...Sure, but I explicitly avoided those aspects here to have some kind of "base line" behaviour before introducing other complexities (that can slow things down).
regards
Jan

ADF Bouded Task Flow

Hi All,
Does anybody know how to get programatically the default activity in the boudned task flow?
I am using JDeveloper 11g TP3.
Regards,
JavaDeVeLoper

Hi,
taskflows have a defined entry point, which means that you URL reference the taskflow as a whole and not the default activity. By design, bounded taskflows don't allow to explicitly call a view activity contained in it. I think the developer guide is pretty well written in this regard.
Frank

Not to display the null values from data base

Hiiii.
In a jsp file i have ten check boxes.The jsp file is mapped to a servlet file for parameter requesting and to
store it in DB.
The unchecked box values has null values.All the values are store in a Mysql DB table.
Again i have to display it in a jsp page from table.
The problem am facing was,how can i display only the values in a row.it must not display the null values and the crresponding column name.
Or any other way is their like below
How i can retrieve only the selected check boxes from tht jsp file.and store in backend.
Thanks in Advance
regards,
satheesh kannan

Here is a rough example that may give you some ideas:
On the JSP page:
<%if(myData.getFirstName()!=null){%>
Your First Name'
<input type="text" name="firstName" value="<%=myData.getFirstName()%>">
<%}%>
In the servlet:
String firstName= request.getParameter("firstName");
if(firstName!=null){
//write it to the database
}

Get the attributes NAME and VALUE from an XML

I really love this forum :)
I load an XML an populate a Tree, from which I start to drag
items.
the xml looks like this:
<myTag attrName="attrValue"
otherAttrName="otherAttrValue"/>
var ds:DragSource = event.dragSource;
var var1:String =(event.dragInitiator as
Tree).value.@attrName;
-> the var1 variable has now: "attrValue"
my question is.. how can I get all the attributes' names? in
this example: attrName and otherAttrName (suppose I don't know the
structure of that xml node)
what about attributes values?
thank you!

The snippet below takes an xml node(nodeCur), loops over the
attributes list and builds an array that contains the attribute
name and value for each attribute. It comes from a sample app that
allows you to edit an xml file.
Sorry that the forum will remove the formatting
var aDPAttributes:Array = new Array();
var xlAttributes:XMLList = nodeCur.@*;
var attribute:Attribute;
for ( var i:int = 0; i < xlAttributes.length(); i++) {
aDPAttributes.push({name:xlAttributes [ i ]
.name(),value:xlAttributes [ i ] });
dgAttributes.dataProvider = aDPAttributes; //set the property
sheet dataProvider
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