How do I create a type body?

I can't find any way to create a type body in SQL Developer. No buttons, no menu commands, no nothing. Any type bodies I enter through SQL*Plus appear in the tree though.

The matter might be as simple as adding
<item type="TYPE" className="oracle.dbtools.raptor.dialogs.actions.CreateBodyAction">
<title>Create Body</title>
</item>
into type.xml (the one located in \sqldeveloper\sqldeveloper\extensions\oracle.sqldeveloper.jar\oracle\dbtools\raptor\dialogs\actions\xml\). It seems to work for simple types, like for example AMS_CPAGE_PHONE_T from APPS. It fails however on more complicated ones like SYS.ANYDATA...

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Robinson, Richard a écrit:
I'm relatively new to forte and I'd like to know how can you handle utility
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understand, I have to create StringUtil in a plan and then create a server
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to a partition. That's not good since I really want the server object to
physically reside at the server end and at the client end. (Actually, I
don't want a server object, I just want to invoke a static method of a
static class).
Any clues on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
Also, what is the url at Sage-it that has a summary of all emails that have
been posted to [email protected]? Perhaps this question has been
answered previously.
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Hi Richard,
Your question about "utility classes" brings up a number of issues, all of
which are important to long-term success with Forte.
There is no such thing as a static method (method that is associated with a
class but without an implicit object reference - this/self/me "pointer") in
TOOL, nor is there such thing as a global method (method not associated
with a class at all). This is in contrast to C++, which has both, and
Java, which has static methods, but not global classes. Frequently, Forte
developers will write code like this:
result, num : double;
// get initial value for num....
tmpDoubleData : DoubleData = new;
tmpDoubleData.DoubleValue = num;
result = tmpDoubleData.Sqrt().DoubleValue;
tmpDoubleData = NIL; // send a hint to the garbage collector
in places where a C++ programmer would write:
double result, num;
// get initial value for num....
result = Math::Sqrt(num);
or a Java programmer would write:
double result, num;
// get initial value for num....
result = Math.sqrt(num);
The result of this is that you end up allocating an extra object now and
then. In practice, this is not a big deal memory-wise. If you have a
server that is getting a lot of hits, or if you are doing some intense
processing, then you could pre-allocate and reuse the data object. Note
that optimization has its own issues, so you should start by allocating
only when you need the object.
If you are looking for a StringUtil class, then you will want to use an
instance of TextData or TextNullable. If you are looking to add methods,
you could subclass from TextNullable, and add methods. Note that you will
still have to instantiate an object and call methods on that object.
The next issue you raise is where the object resides. As long as you do
not have an anchored object, you will always have a copy of an object on a
partition. If you do not pass the object in a call to another partition,
the object never leaves. If you pass the object to another partition, then
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you are looking for.
Some developers new to Forte will try to get around the lack of global
methods in TOOL by creating a user-visible service object and then calling
methods on it. If you have a general utility, like string handling, this
is a bad idea, since a service object can reside only on a single
partition.
Summary:
* You may find everything you want in TextData.
* Unless you anchor the object, the instance will reside where you
intuitively expect it.
* To patch over the lack of static methods in TOOL, simply allocate an
instance when required.
Feel free to email me if you have more questions on this.
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-----Original Message-----
From: Robinson, Richard
Sent: Tuesday, March 02, 1999 5:44 PM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: How do you create and use "common" type classes?
I'm relatively new to forte and I'd like to know how can you handle utility
type classes that you want to use through out your application? Ideally
what I want is a static class with static methods.
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manipulating strings.
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on the server. Both areas could use the StringUtil class, but from what I
understand, I have to create StringUtil in a plan and then create a server
object of type StringUtil. The server object will eventually get assigned
to a partition. That's not good since I really want the server object to
physically reside at the server end and at the client end. (Actually, I
don't want a server object, I just want to invoke a static method of a
static class).
Any clues on how to solve this problem would be appreciated.
Also, what is the url at Sage-it that has a summary of all emails that have
been posted to [email protected]? Perhaps this question has been
answered previously.
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