AMIS releases set of JHeadstart Application Generator Extensions

Now you can have JHeadstart generate:
- radiobuttons (horizontal, vertical, grid-style)
- stacked regions and side-by-side regions
- JavaScript event code
- different prompts and displayTypes for Find, Table and Formpages
- Bubble help (balloon help)
- NLS enabled hint-text
- CSS styles per item, region or group
- LOVs that diplay and return more than one value
- a lot more than this
through the JAG Extensions just published by AMIS. See for all details, examples, instructions and the necessary software: http://technology.amis.nl/blog/index.php?p=225.
Note:
- it is for JHeadstart 10g (9.0.5.x) (not for ADF JHeadstart and not for JHeadstart 9i (9.0.4.x)
- it only affects JSP generation (not UIX)
- it is a consolidation of our JHeadstart Cookbook's recipes
- it is free (and not supported)
- just as manual post-generation changes are not covered by a migration to ADF JHeadstart, these generated extensions are (probably) not migrated. We may provide a migration facility of some sort to help you migrate the AMIS JAG Extensions.
We hope you will like this package. We would appreciate it, if you would let us know what you think!
best regards,
Lucas Jellema
AMIS JHeadstart Team
www.amis.nl

Lucas, just amazing.... ;-)
I hope you will provide a migration facility to JHS-ADF as it will be released in the (very) near future.
Regards,
Marcel

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INTRODUCTION
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* BC4J runtime libraries
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bc4jctejb.jar
bc4jdomorcl.jar
bc4jhtml.jar
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cabo.war
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jdev-rt.jar
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Does this mean that BC4J (in jdev 9031) will only work
with JDK 1.3 or later?
Thanks for your time.
Harish

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Email :[email protected]

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