DO LOVs support dynamic string substitution?

Hi,
I was trying to show an icon in a report column conditionally.
I first defined the column to be displayed as a LOV, with the (static) LOV returning something like:
<img src="#IMAGE_PREFIX#check_small_black.gif">, in order to show a check mark if the value of the column is 'Y' or nothing otherwise.
Unfortunately it doesn't work because the #IMAGE_PREFIX# placeholder wasn't substituted at run time.
I read in another thread that probably I can use that expression inside my report query instead.
Can someone confirm this?
By the way, it would be great if it were supported inside LOVs in a future release.
Bye,
Flavio

Well,
I modified my report query to return the HTML construct and it worked.
I didn't try with dynamic LOVs though.
Can someone confirm if it works with dynamic LOVs too?
Bye,
Flavio

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2010-11-23 22:12:01,325 WARN [WizardController] com.bea.plateng.wizard.installer.cleanup.tasks.CleanupShortcutsTask - No shortcuts to cleanup??
2010-11-23 22:12:01,326 WARN [WizardController] com.bea.plateng.wizard.installer.cleanup.tasks.CleanupWinRegistryTask - No winregs to cleanup??
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"MacOSx 10.6.5 with Java 1.6.0_22 is not supported for JDeveloper version 11.1.1.2 and later. This has not been certified yet."

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Working in JDEV 11.1.1.3.0
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This ListValues are dynamic, i need to get these values from Webservice call, this i have already written which is working fine.
Now My requirement is the LOV should be get values dynamically for each corresponding value in the row.
For this in add method, Added data to the LOV TransientVO, but when i click on inputComboLOV symbol, i am not getting any values, i put debugger values are setting to the transient VO,
but when i click on lov symbol i am not getting proper values.
Is there way to implement this requirment, can any one suggest me.
Can we make transient VO as LOV VO?
Edited by: user642703 on May 10, 2012 2:45 PM

Hi,
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Frank

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Louis-Guillaume
http://www.lgcarrier.com
http://www.apexframework.com

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Thanks.
Louis-Guillaume Carrier-Bédard
http://www.lgcarrier.com
http://www.apexquebec.com
http://www.apexframework.com
Edited by: Louis-Guillaume on Feb 2, 2011 2:32 PM

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thanks,
younus

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http://seeburger.com/xi/SeeFunctions
Key
provider.servlet.server
Value
http://localhost:50000/ (where the port number 50000 must be set
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~Hari

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Thanks

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Regex is avail and is used indirectly via String methods such as replaceAll, etc.
Refer to java.io. and java.lang.string.

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I need to make a dynamic string array.
Deeper explanation:
I am trying to use a FOR loop to send a series of commands to an 8-channel device. Each channel requires 7 (actually, 1/2 need only 5, the other 1/2 need 7) strings to set them up and the entire sequence needs to be performed 8 times. I started a test .vi by simply using a constant array of type sting. I can sequentially pick each string and program my device perfectly. Now I'd like to do things like add the channel # somewhere in the mix, use variable values based on other controls in my .vi to set the parameters of the channel.
EXAMPLE:
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ULSE1TATE 1
ULSE1:WIDTH 0.009 000 *NOTEpaces behind decimal are for better viewability only
ULSE1ELAY 0.000 000
ULSE1YNC T0
ULSE1:CMODE DUTY
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ULSE1:BCOUNTER 1
ULSE2TATE 1
ULSE2:WIDTH 0.000 300
ULSE2ELAY 0.008 700
ULSE2YNC T0
ULSE2:CMODE NORMAL
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help?
PS - I am going to move the state, sync, and cmode to a common, initialize loop run only at program start, but I still need to use width, delay, and (variably) pcount and bcount.
PPS - I am trying to edit post to diable smilies. Commands should read:"colon, P (or D)" not ,
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Message Edited by Radiance_Jon on 07-16-2007 01:48 PM
Message Edited by Radiance_Jon on 07-16-2007 01:52 PM

smercurio_fc wrote:
Well, in my experience I have found that dealing with errors early on is the best course of action as it leads to less headaches down the road...
Auto-indexing is one of the more powerful features of LabVIEW. If you're familiar with text-based languages it's equivalent to the "foreach" statement. Basically it allows you to wire an array into a for-loop and the size of the array tells LabVIEW how many times the loop needs to execute. Inside the loop LabVIEW peels of each element of the array in order for each iteration of the loop. Looks like this:
My comment regarding not needing the sequence frame was related to using the error cluster since that wire would allow you enforce data dependency like so:
Note that the VISA resource wire does the same thing.
"I got a little aggravated at how NI seemed to handle the loops in those two frames concurrently". That's because LabVIEW is a data-flow language, and not a sequenced language like C or VB. In fact, that's one of the things that makes LabVIEW so powerful.
Message Edited by smercurio_fc on 07-16-2007 04:48 PM
MAN! I KNEW that!!!! GGRRRRR!!! That makes sense. Actually that's WHY I connected the error lines in the first place was to aide in flow control. OH!!! Still getting used to LabVIEW.
But I still have a question related to flow control. Check out the pic below. LabVIEW runs everything in a seemingly random order... well at least where it STARTS each chain of data. It obviously starts with the static constants or the earliest data in each chain, but I can't figure out how in the world it's deciding WHICH chain to start first. It kind of seems to go with the lower right and work it's way to top-left, but it doesn't exactly do that either. I dunno if it's worth you answering this concern or not, but if you got one for me I'd be much obliged.
I should take a LabVIEW class! Yeah right, as if they'd let me... R&D means I won't need it tomorrow ;( which stinks cause I'm liking LabVIEW the more I learn it. (I was not fond of it in the beginning, but that was my stubborness).
thanks again so much for all your help!!!!
Also, I am using all those strings to make my display appear as I want it to... I wonder if there is another way? I am aware of system labels, but I like the look of the recessed, grayed control boxes better.
Message Edited by Radiance_Jon on 07-16-2007 05:06 PM

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