Forms 6i JavaBeans

Hi all ,
iam using java beans on 10g , but i wonder does 6i supports java beans the same way 10g do , and what configuration needed since iam running client/server application and i don't have AS niether OC4J ?
Thanks

Have you looked at the 6i forms developer help for java beans?
Also this whitepaper also discusses them in a 6i environment
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/forms/pdf/269054.pdf

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Hello,
I have a Oracle Forms form and it contains JavaBean that uses Oracle DB via JDBC. Wierd thing is that sometimes I get following error in Oracle Forms.
Error: ORA-06550 line, column 13: PLS-00201: identifier 'F1' must be declared ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: Statement ignored.
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Do they give support to their sample snippets?
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but that is the real issue of samples. Or do you disagree?
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LOVs again! How to return multiple fields to calling form

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Newbie question, any help GREATLY appreciated :)
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We have the requirement on a webpage to:
1) Provide an input-form-with-navigation to edit the employees.
2) Display the relating department_name field, rather than just showing the department_id which is meaningless to the user. For example if the employees.department_id = 40, we wish to show the department name "Human Resources" on the employees record.
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To do this do the following:
Entity Objects
1) Create default EO/VOs on both tables.
2) In the employees EO, create a new field "DepartmentName" to represent the derived department name field.
3) Set the new EO attribute's selected-in-query field.
4) In the query-column-expression field, enter a query to derive the department name field for each record in the detail-employees-EO.
eg. (SELECT dpt.department_name FROM departments dpt WHERE dpt.department_id = employees.department_id)
Ensure to include the brackets.
5) Apply the changes and accept the warning to create default data-type settings for the new attribute.
View Object
6) In the employees VO, include the new field DepartmentName as a selected attribute from the EO.
7) Apply the changes and accept the warning to create default data-type settings for the new attribute.
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UIX input-only-form
9) Create a new UIX web page employeesEdit.
10) From the data-control pallete, drag in the employees VO as an input-form-with-navigation.
11) For testing purposes it is also useful to have a create, delete, commit and rollback button, so includes these too.
12) Within the employees VO data-control, also drag across a messageLovInput for the DepartmentId. Position it under the existing DepartmentId messageTextInput within the UIX page. We'll remove the existing messageTextInput later, but it's useful to leave it in for testing purposes initially when the LOV returns values.
UIX LOV
13) Navigate to the default LOV page that has just been created for you.
14) Within the data-control pallete, expand the departments VO, select department ID then LOV-table from the drop-down, and drag this item onto the LOV page.
15) Save your changes.
16) Run your application. For an existing employee, invoke the department LOV and select an alternative department. Note on returning to the employees page the DepartmentID (both the messageTextInput and messageLovInput fields) are updated, but the DepartmentName is not. To do this we need to create a JavaBean to return multiple fields from the LOV to the original form.
JavaBean
17) Within your ViewController project, expand the ApplicationSources-View node.
18) Select the new button, and create a standard JavaBean.
19) Name the bean DepartmentsLov.
20) Via the class editor, add 2 private scope fields DepartmentId and DepartmentName with String data-types, ensuring the create get/set method checkboxes are checked.
21) Make and save your changes.
22) From the navigator drag the newly created java file into the data-control palette.
UIX LOV
23) Return to the LOV webpage.
24) Your LOV page will have a lovSelect event handler something like the following:
<event name="lovSelect">
<set property="inputValue"
value="${bindings.DepartmentId.inputValue}"
target="${data.employeesEdit.DepartmentId}"/>
25) Change the lovSelect as follows:
<event name="lovSelect">
<compound>
<set property="inputValue"
value="${bindings.DepartmentId.inputValue}"
target="${data.employeesEdit.DepartmentId}"/>
<set value="${bindings.DepartmentId.inputValue}"
property="inputValue"
target="${bindings.JavaBeanDepartmentId}"/>
<set value="${bindings.DepartmentName.inputValue}"
property="inputValue"
target="${bindings.JavaBeanDepartmentName}"/>
</compound>
26) Within the UI model navigator, right-click on the top node, then create-binding, input, text field.
27) Select the AppModuleDataControl, then DepartmentView, then the DepartmentName field, and then the ok button.
28) In the UI model select the new field, then in the structure pane rename the field to DepartmentName.
29) Within the UI model navigator, right-click on the top node, then create-binding, data, iterator.
30) Select the DepartmentsLovDataControl and name the new iterator DepartmentsJavaBeanIterator.
31) Again in the UI model navigator, right-click on the top node, then create-binding, input, text field.
32) Select the DepartmentsLovDataControl then departmentId field, then the ok button.
33) In the UI model select the new field, then in the structure pane rename the field to JavaBeanDepartmentId.
34) Again in the UI model navigator, right-click on the top node, then create-binding, input, text field.
35) Select the DepartmentsLovDataControl then departmentName field, then the ok button.
36) In the UI model select the new field, then in the structure pane rename the field to JavaBeanDepartmentName.
UIX input-only-form
37) Return to the main employeesEdit UIX form.
38) Your UIX page will have a lovUpdate event handler something like the following:
<event name="lovUpdate">
<null/>
39) Change the lovUpdate as follows:
<event name="lovUpdate">
<compound>
<set value="${bindings.JavaBeanDepartmentId.inputValue}"
property="inputValue"
target="${bindings.DepartmentId}"/>
<set value="${bindings.JavaBeanDepartmentName.inputValue}"
property="inputValue"
target="${bindings.DepartmentName}"/>
</compound>
</event>
40) Repeat steps 29 through 36 for this page.
41) Within the UIX page find the entries for the departmentId LOV, and the DepartmentName. They should look something like the following:
<messageLovInput id="${bindings.DepartmentId.path}"
model="${bindings.DepartmentId}"
destination="lovWindow1.uix"/>
<messageTextInput model="${bindings.DepartmentName}"
columns="10"/>
42) Modify these 2 entries as follows:
<messageLovInput id="DepartmentId"
model="${bindings.DepartmentId}"
destination="lovWindow1.uix"
partialRenderMode="multiple"
partialTargets="DepartmentId DepartmentName"/>
<messageTextInput id="DepartmentName"
model="${bindings.DepartmentName}"
columns="10"/>
43) Finally delete the original DepartmentId messageTextInput field, leaving the DepartmentId messageLovInput.
Testing
44) Open your UIX input-only-form.
45) Call the LOV and change the department for an existing employee record.
46) Return to the employees page and note that the department ID and name have changed.
47) Commit your changes.
48) With your favourite data inspection tool (a'la Toad), check that the employee record's department ID has been appropriately saved to the database.
<The End>
Phew!

Problem in getting an object in JSP page.

Hi experts,
I am forming a javabean object in the controller(servlet) and passing the object to a JSP page by setting that object as an attribute. But in that jsp page, when i compile, its not able to locate the class. At the beginning itself while typecasting the attribute as that bean object, i get an error. All the servlet, bean files are in the default package only.
This is how i used..
<%
String m = (String) request.getAttribute("mode");
//My bean object below.
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%>
And i am using like, calling the bean object's get method to set values of the text boxes in the JSP page. I need help please....

Vigsen wrote:
Hi experts,
I am forming a javabean object in the controller(servlet) and passing the object to a JSP page by setting that object as an attribute. But in that jsp page, when i compile, its not able to locate the class. At the beginning itself while typecasting the attribute as that bean object, i get an error. All the servlet, bean files are in the default package only.
This is how i used..
<%
String m = (String) request.getAttribute("mode");
//My bean object below.
adjuster_bean res=(adjuster_bean)request.getAttribute("data");
%>
And i am using like, calling the bean object's get method to set values of the text boxes in the JSP page. I need help please....Are you importing the bean class in your jsp? Something like this...
<%@ page import="java.util.*, yourpackage.YourBeanClass" %> Secondly, I see standards not followed in your code...
a) Firstly, as someone else pointed out in this same post. Avoid as much as possible using java scriplets in JSPs. Instead try use JSTL and EL expressions.
b) A java class name should always start with capital letter for every word in the class name and with no underscores. Your bean class name (adjuster_bean) should be changed to something like AdjusterBean
If you want to become a good Java programmer then standards are essential. But, again, it is totally up to you to follow.

Using an EJB as a source for a Model

Hi,
Before starting with this post content it might be helpful to give you the desired output of what I am trying to do. Basically I need to have an HTML table that is populated from an EJB.
The current proposed solution is as follows: the Model that is associated with a TiledView will be used as client for the EJB. The Model will make use of the methods in the EJB to get different java.util.Collection objects for different Helper classes based on the find criteria.
For example, if the EJB represent a book and there is a home method to retrieve a list of books based of the book category. In this case the Model will act as a client of the EJB, retrieve the list of books and use the different methods in the Model, such as insert and retrieve, to get the list of books and to add a book up on request.
I know that my post might not be clear. But as I said, all that is needed is to have a TiledView that displays books information, which are retrieved from an EJB, and allow a user to select a book to display its information.
My suggested solution could be completely wrong, not visible and reflect a bad design. Please if any one went through such a situation give me a hint.
Regards,
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Basil,
This is some material I snipped from an internal Sun forum I posted to regarding a simple EJB Jato integration example.
I hate to give just any EJB JATO example because frankly there are so many different use cases with EJBs that no one example will match up against your needs. You can use an EJB
- in a Custom Model Operation you can encapsulate an EJB Method invocation
- in a Custom Command you can encapsulate any arbitrary code include calling an EJB
- as the backingstore for a CustomModel
- use a BeanAdapterModel to adapt to the value/transfer beans which are uses as parameters or return values of EJB methods
- use an ObjectAdapterModel to adapt an EJB directly by assigning the EJB reference in setObject() in the constructor of the OAM
As you can see, an EJB is just another business object API...its just that you acquire the reference with a few lines of ugly JDNI and Home interface APIs.
Nevertheless, here is some guidance. I would like to reinforce that there is no direct solution for adapting an EJB from BAM; EJBs are not JavaBeans. What is a solution is to have the parameters or return values of your EJBs use value/transfer object patterns in the form of JavaBeans. The BAM may be used to adapt to these parameters or return value of the EJB.
In short, when using BAM in a tileview to work with an EJB, there is little difference than using BAM at any other time, you the developer, must manage/code the placement of the EJB parameters directly into the BAM or in a scoped attribute to be used by the BAM.
In another example, you may have a SLSB which models an employee called EmployeeSupport. You may have a transfer object (JavaBean) of type EmployeeRecord. You may have operations on the EJB including:
public EmployeeRecord findEmployee(String employeeID);
public EmployeeRecord[] findEmployees(String location);
public void updateEmployee(EmployeeRecord);
One could create a BAM in the studio called EmployeeModel
You would set the JavaBean class to EmployeeRecord
You would run the Design Action to bootstrap the properties of EmployeeRecord as fields on the model
Now you have a model which is ready to adapt to EmployeeRecord bean.
Feel free to add material to the EmployeeModel to make a richer API; for instance you could encapsulate some EJB'ish code in their to act as a service locator for a EmployeeSupprt SLSB.
protected static EmployeeSupport support;
static {
javax.naming.Context context = new javax.naming.InitialContext();
Object objref = context.lookup("ejb/EmployeeSupport");
EmployeeSupportHome home = (EmployeeSupportHome)
javax.rmi.PortableRemoteObject.narrow(objref,EmployeeSupportHome .class);
support = home.create();
public static EmployeeSupport getEmployeeSupport() {
return support;
If you really wanted to hide the EJB'ishness of the EmployeeSupport you could even wrap the behavior and handle exceptions, etc.
public static EmployeeRecord findEmployee(String employeeID) {
return getEmployeeSupport().findEmployee(employeeID);
public static EmployeeRecord[] findEmployees(String location) {
return getEmployeeSupport().findEmployees(location);
public static void updateEmployee(EmployeeRecord record) {
return getEmployeeSupport().updateEmployee(record);
You could even help the view developer latch EJB transfer objects into the model for adaption; saving them from the effort
public void adaptEmployee(String employeeID) {
setBean(findEmployee(employeeID));
public void adaptLocation(String location) {
setBean(findEmployees(location));
public void save() {
updateEmployee((EmployeeRecord)getBean());
Create a search ViewBean, place a text field on it for an EmployeeID and button labeled Find. Leave the EmployeeID model binding default (to use a DefaultModel memory model). Open the handle request event method on the viewbean for the Find button.
public void handleFindRequest....{
EmployeeModel model = .....;
model.adaptEmployee(getEmployeeIDChild().getValue());
// display Edit page which has fields for editing the employee record
Create an edit ViewBean, with editable fields bound to the EmployeeModel; add an button labeled update
public void handleUdpateRequest....{
EmployeeModel model = .....;
model.save();
// do whatever is next ....
Notice that the we are jumping across request boundaries in this example. Using just default model reference configurations, the EmployeeModel will be created brand new during the Update request and there will be no bean currently adapted. Most likely, you would want to have the model (and hence its adapted bean) stored in HttpSession across at least these related requests. In this case the model reference used by the search ViewBean would have "store in session" true. and the model reference in the edit ViewBean would have "look in session" true.
What we recommend is that someone who understands the business tier design take the responsibility to create a set of "business delegates" as JATO models. An advanced technique would be to encapsulate these models in a component library JAR which multiple web applications can reuse. As you can imagine, there are so many ways to do the same thing. You could just as easily make a CustomModel or SimpleCustomModel to adapt to your EJB. You can also, if your EJB uses primitives or JavaBeans (or graphs of JavaBeans) for all parameters, use the ObjectAdapterModel to directly connect to an EJB.

FBean.Register(classname) only succeeds the first time classname is used?!

This is not a question, it is a futile cry of helplessness, such as a 9 month old might make when they strike their head on a rock.
Consider:
'BLOCKA'.WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE:
FBean.Register_Bean('ITEMA', ALL_ROWS, 'my.TestBean');'BLOCKB'.WHEN-NEW-BLOCK-INSTANCE:
FBean.Register_Bean('ITEMB', ALL_ROWS, 'my.TestBean');And what happens? If BLOCKA is 'first', ITEMA is populated with the TestBean, but BLOCKB's ITEMB is not. Conversely, if BLOCKB is first, ITEMB is populated with the TestBean, but BLOCKA's ITEMA is not.
Happily, it doesn't matter to me today. But it would be fair to say that Forms and I are becoming estranged on a fairly brief aquiantance.

Thanks Francois,
I am certainly feeling a bit alone in the Oracle Forms enhanced JavaBeans world, trying to get a PROPERTY_CHANGED_EVENT to bubble up from my bean into my form. [This Google Query|http://www.google.com.au/search?q=FBEAN+PROPERTY_CHANGED_EVENT&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-GB:official&client=firefox-a] for "FBEAN PROPERTY_CHANGED_EVENT" (both of which would appear on the FBEAN.ENABLE_EVENTS line) finds only my poor posts from yesterday.
I really, really dislike the legacy Forms JavaBeans approach. A JavaBean is all about properties and state. Something simple like 'background-color' is a good example. You should be able to simply:
FBEAN.SET_PROPERTY('My_Bean_Area', 'background-color', '#FFFFF');
which is equivalent to:
bean.backgroundColor = "#FFFFFF";
... and the same bean class is usable in both Java and Oracle Forms.
With the legacy Forms JavaBeans appraoch, you've got to write a wrapper class, AND you'd be forced to write something semantically nonsensical like:
:success = GET_CUSTOM_PROPERTY('My_Bean_Area', 'SETBACKGROUNDCOLOR', '#FFFFFF');
and the hapless monkey who's come to fix your broken code can't wrap his mind around why your'e using a getter to mutate the bean (or why you're returning a value from your setter, for that mattter).
(PS. I do not accuse YOU of such crimes, but i have inherited a codebase which would shock you. and the legacy Forms JavaBeans approach is largely to blame).
Anyhow. I guess I had better try to extract some sense from GET_CUSTOM_PROPERTY and friends instead of whining ...
cheers,
David.

Call webservice from PJC over https protocol

Hello!
I have problem calling webservice from PJC.
The webservice is on https server so I must declare the keystore and truststore...
I have generated java classes from wsdl file with SOPAUI and axis 1.0...
Then I have made a code which integrate axis library, jsee ...
On the client side all works fine (with jdk 1.3 compiler)
When I deploy it on oracle forms server and call it from oracle form I get the error:
java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: https
in this way I register the certificate..
private void registrirajCertifikat(String direktorij, String password,
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Every time the bean is initializzed I download the keystore and truststore to my java.tmp.dir
The same code in Jdeveloper works fine.. also in cmd prompt.. but in oracle forms I can't get it to run..
anybody can help me?
this is my console output when running a form:
Oracle JInitiator: Version 1.3.1.22
Using JRE version 1.3.1.22-internal Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM
User home directory = C:\Documents and Settings\peterv.IN2SLO
Proxy Configuration: no proxy
JAR cache enabled
     Location: C:\Documents and Settings\peterv.IN2SLO\Oracle Jar Cache
     Maximum size: 50 MB
     Compression level: 0
c:   clear console window
f:   finalize objects on finalization queue
g:   garbage collect
h:   display this help message
l:   dump classloader list
m:   print memory usage
q:   hide console
s:   dump system properties
t:   dump thread list
x:   clear classloader cache
0-5: set trace level to <n>
Loading http://dekani:7777/forms/java/frmall_jinit.jar from JAR cache
Loading http://dekani:7777/forms/java/images.jar from JAR cache
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** DOKUMENTNI SISTEM   **
** PJC bean                     **
zacetek
http://10.1.2.235/in2/asarh.pfx
Copying resource (type: application/octet-stream, modified on: Dec 18, 2009 12:39:35 PM)... to: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\asarh.pfx
3794 byte(s) copied
http://10.1.2.235/in2/arhaskeystore.jks
Copying resource (type: application/octet-stream, modified on: Dec 18, 2009 12:39:35 PM)... to: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\arhaskeystore.jks
3800 byte(s) copied
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keystore: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\asarh.pfx
trust: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\arhaskeystore.jks
========================================
po registraciji nastavitev za SSL
========================================
https://hosting.arhiviraj.si/webservice2/InDocArchiveWS.asmx
--> napaka: *java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: https*
java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol: https
     at java.net.URL.<init>(Unknown Source)
     at java.net.URL.<init>(Unknown Source)
     at java.net.URL.<init>(Unknown Source)
     at in2.mikrocop.Test.dokumenti(Test.java:94)
     at in2.mikrocop.Test.testiranje(Test.java:66)
     at in2.mikrocop.Test.<init>(Test.java:49)
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     at java.lang.Class.newInstance(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.ui.VBean.instantiateBean(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.ui.VBean.setProperty(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.handler.UICommon.instantiate(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.handler.UICommon.onCreate(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.handler.JavaContainer.onCreate(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.onCreateHandler(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.processMessage(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.processSet(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.onMessageReal(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.onMessage(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.sendInitialMessage(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Runform.startRunform(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Main.createRunform(Unknown Source)
     at oracle.forms.engine.Main.start(Unknown Source)
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I have tryed tu run my example with Jinitiator "java" like
c:\java -jar c:\in2kartica.jar
and all works fine..
I don't know why the same example won't run inside oracle form as javabean?!?
this is my cmd console
C:\jdk\bin>java -jar c:\in2kartica.jar
** DOKUMENTNI SISTEM   **
** PJC bean            **
keystore: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\asarh.pfx
trust: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\arhaskeystore.jks
========================================
po registraciji nastavitev za SSL
========================================
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