Application.description.text is an unexpected element/attribute

The XML syntax described in "developing air apps with html
and ajax.pdf" clearly suggests the following pattern:
<description><text
xml:lang="foo">bar</text></description>
However, ADT, when used to build an .air package from such an
app.xml, suggests that "application.description.text is an
unexpected element/attribute" (error 103).
Sure, this is Alpha (at least under Linux which I'm running),
but out of curiosity, which one is out of date, ADT or the
documentation?

The Linux alpha didn't support this capability; it's your
copy of adt that's old w.r.t. the documentation you're reading.

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[1] http://download-west.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/ias/preview/web.1013/b14434.pdf

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Hi Experts,
I am facing an error when ever i try to create a new report in BI Publisher.
The report works well in Query builder but when i view it online it gives me error Unexpected Element : :report
Even if i use oracle answer or file as data source it still gives me error
Please guide me to resolved this issue.
Thanks in Advance.
Cheers,
Andy.

Hello all,
This is due a a Bug/Feature where the "xmlns" attribute is not automatically inserted into the element in the xdo file for your report. To resolve the issue is quite simple.
1. Open the xdo file for you report in your favorite text editor
2. Insert the following attribute into the <report> element
xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/xmlp"
The <report> element should now look something like this:
<report version="1.1" xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/oxp/xmlp" defaultDataSourceRef="dev">
</report>
I wrote a small article about this here:
[http://mrmcgeek.blogspot.com/2008/11/rendering-error-unexpected-element.html|http://mrmcgeek.blogspot.com/2008/11/rendering-error-unexpected-element.html]

Column value substitution in tabular form element attributes

We started to discuss this at Re: Tabular form with Ajax
I also mentioned this at Re: how to make only some rows editable in html db.
but thought that this deserves its own thread.
In Doug's sample Sudoku application in that thread, he uses #COLUMN# substitution in the Form Element Attributes and it works fine, but in my example page at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:219 I used the same technique and no matter what I do, the #COLUMN# substitution is not expanded by the Apex engine.
This is driving me nuts, any ideas why it works in one application but not in another?
Thanks

Hm, you might be right.
I copied your row template and modified it at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:219
The styling looks terrible, not sure why, the template is simply
<tr>
<td class="t10data">#EMPNO_DISPLAY#</td>
<td class="t10data">#ENAME#</td>
<td class="t10data">#JOB#</td>
<td class="t10data">#MGR#</td>
<td class="t10data">#HIREDATE#</td>
<td class="t10data">#SAL#</td>
<td class="t10data">#COMM#</td>
<td class="t10data">#DEPTNO#</td>
</tr>I had a lot of trouble getting this to work because the wizard generated tabular form appends 2 hidden fields containing the PK and the row-checksum to the last (editable?) field on each row. If the last editable field has #COL# substitution, it expands the substitution and forgets to close the INPUT tag thus causing malformed HTML (I think this is a bug in the rendering engine).
The readonly condition is sal>1000 which now works. The SAL>1000 fields are now readonly.
But now the update process is broken. If I enter a number in the first blank SAL field (empno=3641) and click Submit, I get no errors but the change is not saved. Wonder why.
Hopefully, Scott (Spadafore) will take mercy on our amateurish experiments and give us some definitive answers soon!
Thanks.

Pop-up LOV, add Element Attributes?

Hello again,
I have a pop-up LOV (named LOV) on a column in the detail section of a master-detail form (imagine the "Employee Num" being a pop-up LOV in the image linked below[1]). This field also allows normal user entry just like any input field (this is, input is not disabled).
However, while viewing the source HTML this field just an ordinary input field, I cannot seem to add an element attribute via the usual means. Just for arguments sake I want an alert box on each keypress, usually I would just add the line: onkeypress="javascript: alert('hello');" in the Element Attributes under the "Column Attributes" section. This is not working for me, however.
How would I go about calling a JavaScript function (on a keypress, say) using this pop-up LOV input method?
Thank you for you time.
I am using APEX version: 4.0.2.00.09
[1] http://imageupload.co.uk/viewer.php?file=yu7i83h5dpk5cy0npsy0.png
Edited by: 986065 on Feb 14, 2013 1:51 PM

Hello Bob,
Sure you can enter a button on the template, but the problem is how to find out which page to call when the Add button is pressed.
You can write your own LOV page(s) and attach those to a field (i.e. by adding a clickable image in the post element text) and then you can have all the control you want.
Greetings,
Roel
http://roelhartman.blogspot.com/
http://www.bloggingaboutoracle.org/
http://www.logica.com/

Unexpected element name: expected error while invoking external web service

Hi,
In JDeveloper when I invoke external web service call, I am getting following exception
"unexpected element name: expected=..."
But the same application works fine in .NET. Can someone help me as to why I am getting the exception only in JDeveloper and how to fix this exception.
Thanks.

Hi,
Without more information, it will be hard to help, and tell you what could be teh issue.
Usually, this kind of error occurs when the payload and the WSDL schema are out of sync, for example if the order of the element on the wire do not match the order in a sequence declaration, you may get this error.
In such case, .NET handle the XML as if it was a 'all' -- no specific order -- and deserialize the message properly.
Hope this helps,
-eric

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