Event handling timing

Hi,
I've 1 main component and i sub component. The sub component contains a table. I use the sub component twice in the main component. The amount of visible rows have to be different for the 2 usages though. The way i figured, i created a method on the interface controller which enables you to set the amount of visible rows. In this method, the interface controller fires an event to which the view listens. The view gets the table and does the setAmount of visible rows....no problem.
The only things is that i want this to happen right when the component is shown so i put the setAmountOfVisbleRows() in the wdInit. It looks like the event is fired correctly and the set on the table is done but the view isnt updated. When i put it in the wdDoModifyView and i trigger this one, it works..... Can anyone enlighten me why my view isnt updated and how to fix this?
Much thanks,
Hugo

Hugo,
<i>Can anyone enlighten me why my view isnt updated and how to fix this?</i>
At time when even fired the view is not visible, so view is not subscribed to event by WD framework yet.
Better option is to just use context mapping (all below are done inside inner component):
1. In interface controller create attribute VisibleRowsCount of type integer and set this attribute from interface controller method.
2. In view create mapped attribute VisibleRowCount, define source of mapping as attribute from interface controller
3. Bind Table.visibleRowCount to attribute defined in view.
4. Remove event/event handler
Valery Silaev
SaM Solutions
http://www.sam-solutions.net

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I am trying to write a graphical interface to compute the Gauss Elimination procedure for solving linear systems. The class for computing the output of a linear system already works fine on console mode, but I am fighting a little bit to make it work with Swing.
I put two buttons (plus labels) and a JTextField . The buttons have the following role:
One of them gets the value from the JTextField and it will be used to the system dimension. The other should compute the solution. I also added a JTable so that the user can type the values in the screen.
So whenever the user hits the button Dimensiona the program should retrieve the values from the table cells and pass them to a 2D Array. However, the program throws a NullPointerException when I try to
do it. I have put the code for copying this Matrix inside a method and I call it from the inner class event handler.
I would thank you very much for the help.
Daniel V. Gomes
here goes the code:
import java.awt.*;
import java.awt.event.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import AdvanceMath.*;
public class MathF2 extends JFrame {
private JTextField ArrayOfFields[];
private JTextField DimOfSis;
private JButton Calcular;
private JButton Ativar;
private JLabel label1;
private JLabel label2;
private Container container;
private int value;
private JTable DataTable;
private double[][] A;
private double[] B;
private boolean dimensionado = false;
private boolean podecalc = false;
public MathF2 (){
super("Math Calcs");
Container container = getContentPane();
container.setLayout( new FlowLayout(FlowLayout.CENTER) );
Calcular = new JButton("Resolver");
Calcular.setEnabled(false);
Ativar = new JButton("Dimensionar");
label1 = new JLabel("Clique no bot�o para resolver o sistema.");
label2 = new JLabel("Qual a ordem do sistema?");
DimOfSis = new JTextField(4);
DimOfSis.setText("0");
JTable DataTable = new JTable(10,10);
container.add(label2);
container.add(DimOfSis);
container.add(Ativar);
container.add(label1);
container.add(Calcular);
container.add(DataTable);
for ( int i = 0; i < 10 ; i ++ ){
for ( int j = 0 ; j < 10 ; j++) {
DataTable.setValueAt("0",i,j);
myHandler handler = new myHandler();
Calcular.addActionListener(handler);
Ativar.addActionListener(handler);
setSize( 500 , 500 );
setVisible( true );
public static void main ( String args[] ){
MathF2 application = new MathF2();
application.addWindowListener(
new WindowAdapter(){
public void windowClosing (WindowEvent event)
System.exit( 0 );
private class myHandler implements ActionListener {
public void actionPerformed ( ActionEvent event ){
if ( event.getSource()== Calcular ) {
if ( event.getSource()== Ativar ) {
//dimensiona a Matriz A
if (dimensionado == false) {
if (DimOfSis.getText()=="0") {
value = 2;
} else {
value = Integer.parseInt(DimOfSis.getText());
dimensionado = true;
Ativar.setEnabled(false);
System.out.println(value);
} else {
Ativar.setEnabled(false);
Calcular.setEnabled(true);
podecalc = true;
try {
InitValores( DataTable, value );
} catch (Exception e) {
System.out.println("Erro ao criar matriz" + e );
private class myHandler2 implements ItemListener {
public void itemStateChanged( ItemEvent event ){
private void InitValores( JTable table, int n ) {
A = new double[n][n];
B = new double[n];
javax.swing.table.TableModel model = table.getModel();
for ( int i = 0 ; i < n ; i++ ){
for (int j = 0 ; j < n ; j++ ){
Object temp1 = model.getValueAt(i,j);
String temp2 = String.valueOf(temp1);
A[i][j] = Double.parseDouble(temp2);

What I did is set up a :
// This code will setup a listener for the table to handle a selection
players.setSelectionMode(ListSelectionModel.SINGLE_SELECTION);
ListSelectionModel rowSM = players.getSelectionModel();
rowSM.addListSelectionListener(new Delete_Player_row_Selection(this));
//Class will take the event and call a method inside the Delete_Player object.
class Delete_Player_row_Selection
implements javax.swing.event.ListSelectionListener
Delete_Player adaptee;
Delete_Player_row_Selection (Delete_Player temp)
adaptee = temp;
public void valueChanged (ListSelectionEvent listSelectionEvent)
adaptee.row_Selection(listSelectionEvent);
in the row_Selection function
if(ex.getValueIsAdjusting()) //To remove double selection
return;
ListSelectionModel lsm = (ListSelectionModel) ex.getSource();
if(lsm.isSelectionEmpty())
System.out.println("EMtpy");
else
int selected_row = lsm.getMinSelectionIndex();
ResultSetTableModel model = (ResultSetTableModel) players.getModel();
String name = (String) model.getValueAt(selected_row, 1);
Integer id = (Integer) model.getValueAt(selected_row, 3);
This is how I got info out of a table when the user selected it

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Hello all,
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To be more eloborate here is a basic definition of my classes
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                   pack();
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           BOTH HAVE SAME ID AND getSouce() ?
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Hi levi,
Thankx..
I solved the problem ..using same concept but in a different way..
One thing i wanted to make clear is that the two buttons are in the SAME CLASS and i am forming 2 different objects of the SAME class and then putting them in a GUI.THERE IS NO b and C. there is just two instances of b which belong to the SAME CLASS..
So the code
private JButton b = new JButton("ChgDir");
b.setActionCommand ("1");
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Actually I have an array of buttons..So I solved the prob by writting a function caled setActionCmdRemote that would just set the action commands of one object of the class differently ..here is the code
public void setActionCommandsRemote()
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     cmdButtons.setActionCommand((cmdButtons[i].getText())+"Rem");
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In trying to enhance a standard class with a new event handler class, I find that the ECC 6.0 EHP4 system does not appear to recognise the fact the method is an event handler method. The specific example is a new method to handle the event CL_GUI_ALV_GRID->USER_COMMAND.
I notice that the flag called Active has not been ticked - see image below. Perhaps this is the reason why the event handler is not being triggered.
Note that there is an event handler for the same event in the standard class which obviously is executed as expected. Any ideas on limitations in the system or I am missing a step?
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Thank you for your replies.
There is a bug in the ALV handler of a standard SAP class (when executed in ITS WebGUI) and I was hoping to create a custom event handler as an Enhancement to execute some custom code to sort of "handle the bug".
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Javascript calls not working from pl/sql button event handler. What am I missing? Are specific settings needed to execute javascript from pl/sql proceedures?
Example: Want to toggle target='_blank' off and on in a button pl/sql event handler to open url call in new window & then reset when processing submit is done & the app returns to the form.
portal form button's pl/sql submit handler:
begin
htp.p('<script language=JavaScript>') ;
htp.p('this.form.target="_blank"') ;
htp.p('</script>') ;
PORTAL.wwa_app_module.set_target('http://www.oracle.com') ;
htp.p('<script language=JavaScript>') ;
htp.p('this.form.target="_blank"') ;
htp.p('</script>') ;
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Putting the following in the button's javascript on_click event handler works great:
this.form.target='_blank'
to force opening new window with a call in the button's submit pl/sql code via:
PORTAL.wwa_app_module.set_target('http://www.oracle.com') ;
but then the target='_blank' is left on when the submit is done & we return to the form.
putting the above javascript as a function (called fcn_newpage) elsewhere (e.g., after form opens) & calling in the submit pl/sql with
htp.p('fcn_newpage') ;
also doesn't work.
Metalink thought this was an application issue instead of a bug, so thought I'd see if anyone knows what's going wrong here. (Portal 9.0.4.1)

thanks for your discussion of my post.
Please clarify:
"htp.p('fcn_newwindow') sends a string":
What would you suggest the proper syntax for a function fcn_newwindow() call from a pl/sql javascript block that differs from
htp.p('<script language="Javascript">') ;
htp.p('fcn_newwindow');
htp.p('</script>');
or more simply
htp.p('fcn_newwindow') ;
More generally, what I'm trying to figure out is under what conditions javascript is executed, if ever, in the pl/sql of a button (either the submit or custom event handler, depending on the button).
I've seen lots of posts asking how to do a simple htp.p('alert("THIS IS TROUBLE")') ; in a pl/sql event handler for a button on a form, but no description of how this can be done successfully.
In addition to alerts, in my case, I'd like to call a javascript fcn from a pl/sql event handle that would pass a URL (e.g., http://www.oracle.com) where the javascript fcn executed
window.open(URL). The API call to set_target(URL) in pl/sql has no ability to open in a new window, so calling that is inadequate to my needs and I must resort to javascript.
Its clear in the PL/SQL of a button, you can effect form components since p_session..set_target & p_session.get_target set or get the contents of form components.
So to see if javascript ever works, I tried to focus on something simple that only had to set what amounts to an enviromental variable when we returned to the form after a post. I chose to try to change the html value of TARGET from javascript in the PL/SQL button because it doesn't need to be implemented until we finish the post and return to the form.
So I focused on a hack, setting this.form.TARGET='_blank' in the on_click event handler that forced every subsequent URL call or refresh of the form to be a new window. I then wanted to turn off opening new windows once I'd opened the URL call in a new window by setting TARGET='' in the portal form. I can achieve what I want by coding this.form.TARGET='' in the javascript (on_focus, on_change, or on_mousedown, ...) of every form component that might refresh the form. However, that is a ridiculous hack when a simple htp.p('<script>') ; htp.p('this.form.target=""') ; htp.p('</script>') ; at the end of the button's pl/sql event handle should do the same thing reliably if javascript ever works in the pl/sql event handler.
If we didn't have access to form components through p_session calls, I'd assume it was a scope issue (what is available from the pl/sql event handler). But unless my syntax is just off, when, if ever, can javascript be used in a portal form's pl/sql event handler for a button?
if I code a javascript funtion in the forms' pl/sql before displaying form:
htp.p('<script language="JavaScript">') ;
htp.p('function fcn_new_window(URL)') ;
htp.p('window.open(URL)' ) ;
htp.p('</script>') ;
the function can be called from a button's on_click javascript event handler:
fcn_new_window('http://www.oracle.com')
but from the same button's pl/sql submit event handler this call doesn't work: htp.p('fcn_new_window("http://www.oracle.com")')
So my questions remain: Is there other syntax I need, or does javascript ever work properly from the pl/sql of a form button's event handler? If it doesn't work, isn't this a bug that should be fixed by Oracle?
I can probably figure out hacks to make things work the way I need, but executing javascript from pl/sql event handlers seems to be the expected way to affect portal html pages (forms, reports, ...) and it seems not to work as expected. I don't feel I should have to implement hacks for something as simple as calling a javascript function from pl/sql when almost every example I've found in metalink or the forums or Oracle Press's "portal bible" suggests using javascript from pl/sql via the utility htp.p() to effect web page components in portal.
My TAR on the subject, while still open, returned the result basically: "We can reproduce your situation. Everything looks okay to us, but we can't explain how to use javascript where you want or point you to any documentation that would solve your problem or expain why it should not work the way you want it to. We don't feel its a technical issue. Why don't you post the problem on the portal applications forum."
I'm hoping I'm just missing something fundamental and everything will work if I implement it a little differently. So if anyone sees my error, please let me know.
by the way, not sure this is germain, but in reference to your comment:
"redirections in pl/sql procedures give a peculiar result. in a pl/sql procedure, usually, portals give the last redirection statement and ignore anything else coming after it."
if I try to raise an alert:
htp.p('alert("you screwed up")');
return;
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