Create a back button - need help
Hello JHS Team,
I am using JHeadStart 10.1.2.
I need to create a back button in a specific UIX page on my application.
I'm new to JHeadstart and I really need some help from you. Can anyone help me???
Thanks
Atena,
You can add the button to your page post-generation, using the UIX Visual editor. Make sure you uncheck the Generate Pages switch for this group in your application structure file to protect your change upon regeneration.
May be an unsollicited advice:
I understand that you are new to ADF, JDeveloper and UIX. UIX is superseded by ADF Faces in JDeveloper 10.1.3, and based on the JSF standard.
UIX will not be further developed, JSF and ADF Faces are the technologies to use going forward. Therefore, I would recommend to consider to switch for your application development to JDeveloper and JHeadstart 10.1.3. For JDeveloper/ADF 10.1.3, there is an excellent developers guide available, that provides a lot of useful information, in particular when you are new to the ADF Framework.
Note that a JHeadstart 10.1.2 UIX generated application can easily be migrated to 10.1.3, you will only need to redo your post-generayion changes. So may be you can try to stick (close) to 100% generation for now, and migrate to 10.1.3 at your earliest convenience.
Steven Davelaar,
JHeadstart Team.
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* @author Kris Nelson
* @version November 10, 2004
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* @author Kris Nelson
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2. the run method of the Moveable sprite should have been declare abstract
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5. do you really need provision for a non-circular ball? this isn't rugby.
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import javax.swing.*;
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do i extends the AccessManagerResourceAdapter class to develop ?
is anybody could give me some example class that can do that work .
i will appreciate very much. thanks a lot.
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Eric.mlAlong with the IDM install, a SkeletonResourceAdapter is provided to serve as a base for custom adapter development. It is located in the REF folder of the installation sources.
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