How to create a pivot table from backing bean

Hi,
I need to create a pivot table from backing without having to create a Data Control.
I searched a lot but all comes to a Data Control, and uses backing bean to manipulate data or to display popup info.
Kindly advice if it can be done.
Links and documentation is appreciated.
sample is highly recommended.
Thank you in advance
Emile BITAR

Hi,
have a look at: http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/adf/adffaces/11/doc/multiproject/dvt/tagdoc/af_pivotTable.html
It should provide all the infromation you need
Frank

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Hi,
I am trying to create a dynamic pivot table (the number of column and row layers change for each request) and I cannot use a data base structure to back it up.
I thought of doing it through a managed bean but in order to do it I need to know how to create the PivotTableModel.
The pivot table model requires a data source object and I do not know how to create it to support multiple row and column layers.
Is there a default data source object that I can extend, or better yet is there a written example on how to create a pivot table model using a managed bean.
Thanks,
Or

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duplicate of ADF -11g : Question on how to create a pivot table

ADF -11g : Question on how to create a pivot table

Hi,
I am trying to create a dynamic pivot table (the number of column and row layers change for each request) and I cannot use a data base structure to back it up.
I thought of doing it through a managed bean but in order to do it I need to know how to create the PivotTableModel.
The pivot table model requires a data source object and I do not know how to create it to support multiple row and column layers.
Is there a default data source object that I can extend, or better yet is there a written example on how to create a pivot table model using a managed bean.
Thanks,
Or
Edited by: user638363 on Dec 18, 2008 7:02 AM

Hi,
beyond the documentation, the pivot table is described in
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/2593/adf-faces-11g-reloading-the-matrix-using-the-pivot-table-component
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/3786/creating-a-salary-heat-map-with-the-adf-11g-faces-pivottable-component
http://technology.amis.nl/blog/3673/adf-11g-richfaces-a-closer-look-at-the-pivot-table-data-visualization-component
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