ArrayMap

Hi which package to import for ArrayMap.
Error(262,34): class ArrayMap not found in class oracle.apps.ar.hz.components.address.webui.HzPuiAddressCreateUpdateCO
is the error i am getting.
import class for ArrayMap is?
Thanks in Advance

You should be knowing the basics of Java before working on OAF code which include basic things like looking through Java Doc. Do a google on ArrayMap to find its Javadoc and get the package info from the same.
--Shiv

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ORA-29521: referenced name oracle/xml/parser/v2/SAXParser could not be foundskipping : class oracle/bali/rts/tools/RTSWriter
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/tools/UnicodeEscapes
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/tools/XRTSParser$1
skipping : resource oracle/bali/rts/tools/Config.txt
skipping : resource oracle/bali/rts/tools/LeafNodes.txt
resolving: class oracle/bali/rts/DefaultSubkeyResourceBundle
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/DefaultSubkeyResourceBundle$1
resolving: class oracle/bali/rts/EmptyResourceBundle
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/EmptyResourceBundle$EmptyEnumeration
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/MultiResourceBundle
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/SubkeyResourceBundle
skipping : class oracle/bali/rts/SubkeyResourceBundle$EncapsulatedBundle
skipping : resource oracle/bali/rts/xmldtd/rts.dtd
skipping : resource oracle/bali/rts/2_0_6
skipping : resource META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/LRUCache
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/collection/LRUCache$LRUNode
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/SingleItemEnumeration
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/EveryOtherEnumeration
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/DictionaryKeyValueEnumeration
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/StringKey
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/collection/CompoundEnumeration
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/ArrayEnumeration
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/ArrayMap
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/ImmutableArray
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/OptimisticHashMap
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/collection/OptimisticHashMap$Entry
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/collection/OptimisticHashMap$Enumerator
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/collection/Range
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/collection/Range$RangeComparator
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/util/ClassLoaderUtils
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/util/Timing
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/util/UnhandledException
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/util/IntegerUtils
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/util/BooleanUtils
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resolving: class oracle/bali/share/datatransfer/CompoundTransferable
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/datatransfer/TransferUtils
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/datatransfer/ObjectTransferable
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/datatransfer/ObjectTransferable$UpFront
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/thread/TaskScheduler
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skipping : class oracle/bali/share/thread/TaskScheduler$Element
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skipping : class oracle/bali/share/thread/Timer
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/thread/Task
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/thread/SchedulerEvent
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/thread/Periodic
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/thread/SchedulerListener
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/beans/JavaPropertyEditorManager
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/beans/JavaIntrospector
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/beans/GenericBeanInfo
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/event/ListenerManager
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/sort/StringComparator
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skipping : class oracle/bali/share/sort/Comparator
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skipping : class oracle/bali/share/sort/Sort
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/sort/BooleanComparator
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resolving: class oracle/bali/share/nls/LocaleUtils
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/nls/ArrayAvailableLocaleMapper
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/nls/BundleAvailableLocaleMapper
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/nls/StringUtils
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/nls/LocaleMapper
skipping : class oracle/bali/share/nls/AvailableLocaleMapper
resolving: class oracle/bali/share/io/CompositeReader
skipping : resource oracle/bali/share/1_1_18
The following operations failed
class oracle/bali/rts/tools/XRTSGenerator: resolution
class oracle/bali/rts/tools/XRTSMakeBundle: resolution
exiting : Failures occurred during processing
[oracle@search3 unix]$
<snip>
Above was from stdout.
AND FROM THE Installation log file tail.
<snip>
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): Before processing SQL Token
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.DatabaseEngine.display(DatabaseEngine.java:251): user = PARIS_REP_OWNER, host
= SEARCH3.INTERNAL, port = 1521, serviceName =DWADM
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:50.050: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.DatabaseEngine.display(DatabaseEngine.java:251): [getConnection]: Trying with oci
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.DatabaseEngine.display(DatabaseEngine.java:251): [getConnection]: Connected with
oci
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.RuntimeInstaller.display(RuntimeInstaller.java:584): parseSqlFile() ======= ente
r file: ../../browserasst/owbb/init_apps.sql
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): fileName =../../browserasst/owbb/
init_apps.sql
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): After processing SQL token
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): % = 87.17434869739499
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): -token name = LOADJAVA; -token t
ype = 16
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): Before processing LOADJAVA Token
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): ... I am in processLoadJavaToken
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): After processing LOADJAVA Token
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): % = 88.17635270541102
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): -token name = LOADJAVA; -token t
ype = 16
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): Before processing LOADJAVA Token
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20050619@22:01:51.051: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assista
nt.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1056): ... I am in processLoadJavaToken
<snip>
Any clue what could be wrong?
Thanks
Pooja

After spending many hours, I managed to find the solution to this problem. Hopefully, I can save others the time. Here is a summary of the problem and solution:
Problem: OWB installation fails unexpectedly around 86%. The java window closes without error and the stdout console reports the following:
The following operations failed
class oracle/bali/rts/tools/XRTSGenerator: resolution
class oracle/bali/rts/tools/XRTSMakeBundle: resolution
Further up in the stdout listing are two ORA-29521 errors related to the XML parser.
Solution: The XML objects are either not installed in the database or their installation is incomplete. To fix, remove the XML objects and reinstall as follows:
1. log in as sysdba ("export {SID}; sqlplus / as sysdba")
2. enter "@$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/rmxml" and press enter. Wait for it to finish.
3. enter "@$ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/initxml" and press enter. Wait for it to finish.
4. exit
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OAF Creating custom graph

Hi,
I am trying to build custom bar graph in OAF.
I am able to display graph using below code and does not know how to pass OAGseries and OAGgroup values to the drill down page.
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Dictionary graphBarDetails = new ArrayMap(10);
// Here, set properties of graph
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graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHTYPE", "vertical clustered bar");
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHTITLE", "Graph Title");
graphBarDetails.put("YAXISLABEL", "Label Y ");
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHSIZE", "medium");
graphBarDetails.put("CUSTGRAPHWIDTH", "");
graphBarDetails.put("CUSTGRAPHHEIGHT", "");
graphBarDetails.put("DISPLAYTOOLTIP", BooleanUtils.getBoolean(true));
graphBarDetails.put("XAXISLABEL", "");
graphBarDetails.put("DRILLDOWNURL", "OA.jsp?page=/xxfn/oracle/apps/ap/iautomation/webui/scrollPG");
graphBarDetails.put(DISPLAYED, BooleanUtils.getBoolean(true));
Vector graphCols = new Vector();
for(int j=0; j<2; j++) {
Dictionary graphData = new ArrayMap(5);
graphData.put("VIEWUSAGENAME", "EmpGraphVO1");
if(j ==0) {
graphData.put("VIEWATTRIBUTENAME", "Sal");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATASTYLE", "data");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATAPROMPT", "Graph Data Promt");
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graphData.put("VIEWATTRIBUTENAME", "Ename");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATASTYLE", "groupLabels");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATAPROMPT","");
graphData.put("GRAPHSTOCKVALUE","none");
graphCols.addElement(graphData);
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHDATACOLS", graphCols);
graphs.addElement(graphBarDetails);
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graphTable.setGraphDetails(graphs);
Any help will be great help.
Thanks SC

Hi
On the drill down page PR capture using below code
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STring b = pagecontext.getparameter('OAGgroup');
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Ankur

TreeMap over Arrays

Have been working on my project which has a fairly large TreeMap<Point, Pixel> on it; it is often that subMap(Point, Point) would be called.
Then in the process of profiling my code, I decided to write an ArrayMap<K extends Comparable<K>, V> which basically uses ArrayList<K> and ArrayList<V> to implement SortedMap<K, V>, and in which I use Collections.binarySearch(List<K>, K) for operations like headMap(K), subMap(K, K) and tailMap(K).
I've looked up the way TreeMap is in theory and the implementation and it seems to suggest that both versions of SortedMap have the same complexity on many of the operations.
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For queries, both implementations may have the same complexity, but the ArrayList implementation has the capability to be a little faster bacause fewer pointers need to be followed. However, the TreeMap will be much faster if you need to manipulate the map (i.e. add/remove key-value pairs). For example, what happens if you add a key that comes before all the other keys? The array impl will be forced to do a bunch of copying, the tree won't...

ObjectRelational Mapping with Toplink

Hi,
I'm looking for any tutorial or example about ObjectRelational mappings, Object-types, Varrays, Nested tables, ObjectRelationalDescriptor. I tried with code examples from b100063,b100064. but they are too short and not clear.
thanks,

Hi,
I found this example on metalink.oracle.com it gives a good example of a Varray. I tried the example and it works. You said that there were code examples: b100063,b100064, where are they located.
Anyway here is the example:
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Doc ID: Note:224177.1
Subject: Mapping to a VARRAY object type defined in an Oracle database
Type: SAMPLE CODE
Status: PUBLISHED
Content Type: TEXT/PLAIN
Creation Date: 20-DEC-2002
Last Revision Date: 08-APR-2003
Overview
Oracle9iAS TopLink supports object-relational mapping. That means that
custom made datatypes (created by developer) in database could be used
to map some java application side attributes to. One of object types is
VARRAY. Mapping Workbench does not allow object-relational mapping (at
the time when this article is written), but if this feature is needed,
project file can be edited to accomplish this.
If object type (VARRAY) already exist in database, all developer has to
do is make TopLink aware of it and map an attribute to it.
Program Notes
This example uses varray type courses_list_type defined in oracle database as:
create or replace type courses_list_type as varray(5) of varchar2(25);
The courses_list_type type is used in table test_student (used in this example)
defined as:
create TABLE test_student (
student_id number(3) PRIMARY KEY,
student_name varchar2(30),
student_courses courses_list_type);
Since we need some data in table test_student, the following statement has
been executed:
INSERT INTO test_student VALUES(1, 'Ron More',
courses_list_type ('Visual Basic', 'Java', 'C++', 'UML', 'SQL'));
Caution
The sample program in this article is provided for educational purposes only
and is NOT supported by Oracle Support Services. It has been tested
internally, however, and works as documented. We do not guarantee that it
will work for you, so be sure to test it in your environment before relying
on it.
Program
SessionEventAdapter class must be set up and the preLogin() method implemented.
The session can be retrieved from the SessionEvent (getSession() method) and
descriptor with the VARRAY MAPPING (the new ObjectRelationalDescriptor) added
to the project. This must be done in code since this cannot be done from the
Mapping Workbench. This is recommended way of dealing with this issue since
the modification of the project.java (generated by Mapping Workbench) file is
avoided. Doing this, project itself can be modified many times without changing
object-relational descriptor.
A) class Student is created in Jdeveloper
package oracle.toplink.demos.employee.domain;
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*;
public class Student {
private int id;
private String name; // a collection of courses being stored in Oracle database as VArray type
private Vector courses;
public Student ( ){
this.id = 0;
this.name = "";
this.courses = new Vector(5);
public void addCourse(String courseName){getCourses().addElement(courseName);}
public void removeCourse(String courseName){getCourses().removeElement(courseName);}
public int getId ( ) {return id;}
public String getName ( ) {return name;}
public Vector getCourses(){ return courses;}
public void setId(int studentId) {this.id = studentId;}
public void setName(String studentName) {this.name = studentName;}
public void setCourses(Vector studentCourses){this.courses = studentCourses;}
} // end of class student
B) implementation of SessionEventAdapter class
package oracle.toplink.demos.employee.domain;
import oracle.toplink.sessions.*;
import oracle.toplink.demos.employee.relational.*;
public class MySessionEventAdapter extends SessionEventAdapter{
/* This Event is raised before the session logs in. */
public void preLogin(SessionEvent event){
System.out.println("In preLogin()");
// need empProject variable since it owns the buildStudentDescriptor() method
EmployeeProject empProject = new EmployeeProject();
event.getSession().getProject().addDescriptor(empProject.buildStudentDescriptor());
} // end of preLogin
} // end of MySessionEventAdapter
Before login to database the following two lines must be executed:
MySessionEventAdapter myAdapter = new MySessionEventAdapter();
session.getEventManager().addListener((SessionEventListener)myAdapter);
C) method that builds the ObjectRelationaDescriptor descriptor on student class
public static Descriptor buildStudentDescriptor(){
ObjectRelationalDescriptor descriptor = new ObjectRelationalDescriptor();
descriptor.setJavaClass(oracle.toplink.demos.employee.domain.Student.class);
descriptor.setTableName("TEST_STUDENT");
descriptor.setPrimaryKeyFieldName("TEST_STUDENT.STUDENT_ID");
// Mappings.
DirectToFieldMapping idMapping = new DirectToFieldMapping();
idMapping.setAttributeName("id");
idMapping.setFieldName("TEST_STUDENT.STUDENT_ID");
descriptor.addMapping(idMapping);
DirectToFieldMapping nameMapping = new DirectToFieldMapping();
nameMapping.setAttributeName("name");
nameMapping.setFieldName("TEST_STUDENT.STUDENT_NAME");
descriptor.addMapping(nameMapping);
ArrayMapping coursesMapping = new ArrayMapping(); // here we do not use ObjectArrayMapping
coursesMapping.setAttributeName("courses");
coursesMapping.setGetMethodName("getCourses");
coursesMapping.setSetMethodName("setCourses");
coursesMapping.setStructureName("COURSES_LIST_TYPE");
coursesMapping.setFieldName("TEST_STUDENT.STUDENT_COURSES");
descriptor.addMapping(coursesMapping);
return descriptor;
} // end of buildStudentDescriptor()
Defining the student descriptor this way, TopLink has all information on varray
type used. Please note that varray type already exist in database so ArrayMapping
is used instead of ObjectArrayMapping.
D) method that inserts object of type student into database
public void callObjectRelationalVArray(){
session.initializeIdentityMaps();
System.out.println("\n\n\nSTART: callObjectRelationalVArray()");
/* ************* callObjectRelationalVArray; insert student - start *******/
UnitOfWork uowInsertStudent = session.acquireUnitOfWork();
Student newStudent = new Student();
Student cloneStudent = (Student)uowInsertStudent.registerObject(newStudent);
cloneStudent.setId(6);
cloneStudent.setName("Ron Moore");
cloneStudent.addCourse("Java");
cloneStudent.addCourse("JBuilder");
cloneStudent.addCourse("HTML");
cloneStudent.addCourse("Rational Rose");
cloneStudent.addCourse("Visual Basic");
uowInsertStudent.commit();
/* ************* callObjectRelationalVArray; insert student - end *********/
System.out.println("END: callObjectRelationalVArray()");
} // end of callObjectRelationalVArray
Sample Output
By executing callObjectRelationalVarray() method JDeveloper produces the
following output:
START: callObjectRelationalVArray()
DatabaseSession(11)--Connection(12)--delete test_student where STUDENT_ID = 6
student with STUDENT_ID = 6 is deleted
DatabaseSession(11)--acquire unit of work:28
UnitOfWork(28)--begin unit of work commit
DatabaseSession(11)--Connection(12)--begin transaction
UnitOfWork(28)--Connection(12)--INSERT INTO TEST_STUDENT
(STUDENT_ID, STUDENT_NAME, STUDENT_COURSES) VALUES (?, ?, ?)
bind => [6, Ron Moore, oracle.sql.ARRAY@20]
DatabaseSession(11)--Connection(12)--commit transaction
UnitOfWork(28)--end unit of work commit
UnitOfWork(28)--release unit of work
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JSF, TopLink and NVarchar

I'm using JSF with Toplink for our website. One of our tables has NVarchar2 column which supports UTF16 as national character set.
Previous in JDBC we were setting statement.setFormOfUse(1, Const.NCHAR) to force updating or inserting this column as NChar.
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i.e. How can I force insertion for NVarchar in toplink.
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Thank you Doug for your information. I tried to see some examples but I could figure out how to implement it in my code. I'm new in that technology.
the example:
// Create TypeConversionConverter instance
TypeConversionConverter typeConversionConverter = new TypeConversionConverter();
typeConversionConverter.setDataClass();
typeConversionConverter.setObjectClass();
// Set TypeConversionConverter on ArrayMapping
ArrayMapping arrayMapping = new ArrayMapping();
arrayMapping.setValueConverter(typeConversionConverter);
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arrayMapping.setStructureName("Responsibilities_t");
arrayMapping.setFieldName("RESPONSIBILITIES");
orDescriptor.addMapping(arrayMapping);
My Table is: Brand, and the NVarchar2 Field is : Unicode_Name.
Can you help me out please.
Also what is orDescriptor ? from where can I get it. the only descriptor I know in my project is faces-config.xml.
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Setting Graph View Usage dynamically

Hello all,
I have a Graph Table with 2 graphs (Pie and Bar) and I'm trying to set their View Usage dynamically with the code below but it's not working. There is no error message, it just simply doesn't return anything. We need to set it dynamically because we have different levels and VO's to the same graph page.
Is there anything else that should be done?
OAGraphTableBean graphTable = (OAGraphTableBean)webBean;
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graphTable.setViewUsageName("OperationHdrGraphVO1");
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Hi Sumit,
It worked creating the graph programmatically using the code below.
Thanks for your help.
Eduardo
Vector graphs = new Vector();
OAGraphTableBean graphTable = (OAGraphTableBean)webBean;
Dictionary graphBarDetails = new ArrayMap(10);
graphBarDetails.put("AGRFUNCTION", "none");
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHTYPE", "vertical clustered bar");
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHTITLE", "Cost Bar Graph");
graphBarDetails.put("YAXISLABEL", "Allocation Amount");
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHSIZE", "medium");
graphBarDetails.put("CUSTGRAPHWIDTH", "");
graphBarDetails.put("CUSTGRAPHHEIGHT", "");
graphBarDetails.put("DISPLAYTOOLTIP", BooleanUtils.getBoolean(true));
graphBarDetails.put("XAXISLABEL", "");
graphBarDetails.put("DRILLDOWNURL", "");
graphBarDetails.put(DISPLAYED, BooleanUtils.getBoolean(true));
Vector graphCols = new Vector();
for(int j=0; j<2; j++) {
Dictionary graphData = new ArrayMap(5);
graphData.put("VIEWUSAGENAME", pViewUsage);
if(j ==0) {
graphData.put("VIEWATTRIBUTENAME", "AllocatedAmount");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATASTYLE", "data");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATAPROMPT", "Allocation Amount");
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graphData.put("VIEWATTRIBUTENAME", "AllocName");
graphData.put("GRAPHDATASTYLE", "groupLabels");
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graphData.put("GRAPHSTOCKVALUE","none");
graphCols.addElement(graphData);
graphBarDetails.put("GRAPHDATACOLS", graphCols);
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