Is there a way to construct a JUCtrlHierBinding instance w/o ADF binding ?
Hi,
Is there a way to construct a JUCtrlHierBinding instance without involving ADF binding?
We are not using VO in our application, so the treetable we have is populated from backing bean with ArrayList as wrapped data. What I am trying to achieve is expanding rows via SelectionEvent.
Edited by: 866307 on 2012.16.5 08:32
You need NOT build a JUCtrlHierBinding instance. Instead create list of objects which would in turn have list of objects and bind it to the value property of the tree/treetable.
Thanks,
Navaneeth
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[Element /CD026A/RecRefQuaMES13 MinOccurs = 0, MaxOccurs = 1] of type [string][Length = 2]
[Element /CD026A/AppRefMES14 MinOccurs = 0, MaxOccurs = 1] of type [string][MaxLength = 14]
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[End of sequence]I still thing this is a bit of an overkill, but I will use it as a last resort in order to substitute the built-in parser so I can collect all the errors of an XML source in one go.
Is there a way to obtain the same information from the XDB registry where my schemas will reside ? If yes, I will gladly substitute this Java class with whatever your suggestion is :)
If not, I intend to store the extracted information in suitably constructed database tables and use a PL/SQL procedure to do the validation by traversing the table information accordingly (XPath by XPath) collecting the errors as I traverse the XML. Hopefully, due to the XPaths being very targeted towards the information that will be checked, I will avoid the DOM memory tree overhead.
Finally, if I follow the path I described, is there a way to put some sort of trigger for the cases of copyEvolve(), inPlaceEvolve() and drop-and-reinsert so that my process will be called again for the new data ?
Apologies for the lengthy code and result set.
Best Regards
Philip
PS: I did not include the XSD file itself because it includes another four XSDs. If needed I will do it in a reply post though ...Good morning Marco,
I am back at the office today, so I am trying to catch up with everything.
If I remember though, RESOURCE_VIEW and PATH_VIEW are related to the "exploration" of the XDB registry (but I may very well be wrong !).
What I want is to retrieve schema information (if XDB actually shreds the XML schema on registration) like elements paths, simple and complex type contents, sequence information, particle occurence information, groups and group declarations etc.
I think it makes sense that Oracle stores these somewhere, since it uses the information on OR storage to generate types and tables anyway ;) That is of course if the whole OR shredding is not done totally on-the-fly...
I managed to get clearance to release partial information about some of the schemas and their related documentation, so I will be passing them to you and Mark through private emails (of course) in order to give you a clearer understanding of the whole project.
Just give me a day to write a few pages that explain how the whole operation is performed.
Best Regards
Philip -
Is there a way to create a transport to mass-delete objects from another system?
I am facing a unique issue where I have to generate a transport that will successfully import into an external SAP system and delete over 1,000 objects (reports, data elements, UI elements, transactions, function groups, the whole lot...). All of these objects can be easily looked up because they are in the same namespace.
Essentially, I need to remove all objects with a given namespace via transport.
Is there any way to do this other than manually deleting all of the objects in the source system and adding them tediously to a single workbench request? This would take hours if not days to do manually, especially due to dependency issues.
Thanks for any and all constructive feedback!Hi,
I did a quick test: created a new package (development class) with one table, one function group using the table in global data definitions containing one function module referring to the table in interface, and one program that's calling the function module and using table in data definitions. Released the transport to Q.
Then, in the second our dev system, I created the same package and TADIRs for the three objects manually (SM30); released transport to Q of that system. Then I manually created transport containing all the three objects, the export log looked like this:
TADIRs in second dev system were gone after export.
Then I added transport to the first development system and imported
- the objects were gone (including their TADIRs) leaving the empty package.
In retrospect, I should have deleted the empty package in second system so it's cleaned up by the same transport.
If you do have access to "clean" system, doing via ABAP the steps I did manually should not be too much of a challenge.
I may have simply gotten lucky and if this works with all objects, for all kinds of dependencies, remains to be seen... though I was until now under impression that import itself doesn't check any dependencies at all... What kind of messages were you getting?
cheers
Janis -
I have managed to create a dictionary which contains a list of common chemical names and terms. But to use it you have to select the dictionary as a replacement for your normal language. As the chemical names are used in sentances constructed in a users normal language this is not ideal. Is there a way to install the new dictionary to work in an additive way to your existing dictionary?
> Message to your friend: I though you would find this
interesting.. blah
> blah.... www.linktomysite.com
What you are looking for is a "send a friend a link" script.
http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Scripts_and_Programs/Site_Recommendation/index
.html
use the menu to find the flavor of scripting you can use.
Alan
Adobe Community Expert, dreamweaver
http://www.adobe.com/communities/experts/ -
Is there a way to remove one or more words in the dictionary list of auto-completion?
Is there a way to remove one or more words from the dictionary list of auto-completion?
Hi Gordon,
Auto-completion does not involve the dictionary. The process is dynamic, and remembers the text string you have entered into each cell. The auto completion list is constructed using data you have entered into cells above the one you are currently working with. Suggestions presented contain the same character string as a previous entry in that column. Editing the list presented is not possible.
Auto-Correction does involve the spelling dictionary. It monitors the text as you type. If it finds an 'unregognized word,"' AND has more than one suggestion as to the 'correct' word, it opens a dialogue, giving you a chance to choose one of the suggestions, enter your own corection, or to accept the current spelling. If there is only one suggestion offered, Auto-correction automatically replaces the unrecognized word wth that suggestion.
Regards,
Barry -
Is there a way to force a new session so my "on new session" code will run?
I'm using apex.oracle.com and I find values of application (global) and page items persisting across logins.
I didn't expect that? I thought they would go away when I logged out of APEX. But I can change the values, logout, and log back in to the same values. And when I login and start an application, it's not running my "shared components > application processes" initialization code which is set "on new session".
I thought each login would be a distinct new session with it's distinct set of items. (see definition below)
So when I run an application, is there a way to force a new session so my "on new session" code will run?
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What Is a Session?
A session is a logical construct that establishes persistence (or stateful behavior) across page views. Each session is assigned a unique identifier. The Application Express engine uses this identifier (or session ID) to store and retrieve an application's working set of data (or session state) before and after each page view.
Because sessions are entirely independent of one another, any number of sessions can exist in the database at the same time. Also, because sessions persist in the database until purged by an administrator, a user can return to an old session and continue running an application long after first launching it. A user can also run multiple instances of an application simultaneously in different browser sessions.
Sessions are logically and physically distinct from Oracle database sessions used to service page requests. A user runs an application in a single Oracle Application Express session from log in to log out with a typical duration measured in minutes or hours. Each page requested during that session results in the Application Express engine creating or reusing an Oracle database session to access database resources. Often these database sessions last just a fraction of a second.
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Thanks -- HowardI cleaned up the copy of the Select List code in APEX 4.1.xxx which was not operating correctly before. Now it matches what I have in APEX 4.2.yyyy. And, drum roll please, the select list seemingly works fine there (4.1) as well. But now, the initialization code--which was working fine(!)--FAILS in 4.1!
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Okay. Maybe this will help. 1) I logged in. Ran the login page but did not login. Opened the "session" window and wrote down the session ID. Logged out and back in. 2) Ran the login page but did not login. Opened the "session" window and .... it has the same session ID? 3) <b>So the session is persisting across logins!! How is that possible?</b>
(More) When I log into 3 different applications, I get a different session ID for each but repeated logins always give the same session ID for any given session. </font> -
Is there a way to "FORCE" makepkg -s?
ive read all the wiki about makepkg and pkgbuild etc..
i have a printer to install, i'm assuming its 32bit drivers, etc.. i change the arch in the pkgbuild to 64bit and it always fails to build, i have a few other pkgbuild installs so i know i'm going thru the right steps..
is there a way to d/l all the packages in one directory, and force the build EVEN if you change the arch to 64bit??
just wondering...
thanks
btw, its a canon MP210 pixma
right now i'm using it via virtual box via usb so i have to windows xp via virtualbox to use my printer..
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Is there a way to open CSV files with more than 255 columns?
I have a CSV file with more than 255 columns of data. It's a fairly standard export of social media data that shows volume of posts by day for the past year, from which I can analyze the data and publish customized charts. Very easy in Excel but I'm hitting the Numbers limit of 255 columns per table. Is there a way to work around the limitation? Perhaps splitting the CSV in two? The data shows up in the CSV file when I open via TextEdit, so it's there. Just can't access it in Numbers. And it's not very usable/useful for me in TextEdit.
Regards,
TimYou might be better off with Excel. Even if you could find a way to easily split the CSV file into two tables, it would be two tables when you want only one. You said you want to make charts from this data. While a series on a chart can be constructed from data in two different tables, to do so takes a few extra steps for each series on the chart.
For a test to see if you want to proceed, make two small tables with data spanning the tables and make a chart from that data. Make the chart the normal way using the data in the first table then repeat the following steps for each series
Select the series in the chart
Go to Format sidebar
Click in the "Value" box
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Press Return
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Hello all,
I am new to AIR and AS3 and I am developing a small AIR desktop application in Flash CS5 that saves a user generated image locally to their computer.
The image is generated from a series of user choices based on .png files that are loaded dynamically into a series of nested movieclips via XML. The final image is constructed by a series of these "user choices".
Sourcing alot of code examples from here and there, I have managed to build a "working" example of the application. I am able to "draw" the parent movieclip to which all the other dynamic movieclips reside and can then encode it using PNGEncoder. The problem is that the images loaded dynamically into the nested movieclips show as blank in the final .png generated by the user.
Is there a way to "draw" and encode these nested movieclips or do I need to find another way? I can provide my clumsy code if required but would like to know if this concept is viable before moving any further.....
Thanks in advance....Thanks for the files.......
Yeah I'm doing it in Flash but importing the images via an xml document. The problem isn't in being able to view the eyes (based on the selection of the user) its when I go to save the resulting image as a .png. When I open up the saved .png the eyes are blank even though they are visible in the swf
Even when the user clicks on the option to copy the image to the clipboard, it works as intended.
My only guess is there is an issue with the way my xml is loading (but this appears to work fine) or when the file is converted and saved.....
As I said I'm still learning but surely there must be a simple answer to this....
I have included the xml code I am using and also the save code to see if anyone spots an issue..... (I hope I copied it all)
// XML
import flash.net.URLRequest;
import flash.net.URLLoader;
var xmlRequest:URLRequest = new URLRequest("imageData.xml");
var xmlLoader:URLLoader = new URLLoader(xmlRequest);
var imgData:XML;
var imageLoader:Loader;
var imgNum:Number = 0;
var numberOfChildren:Number;
function packaged():void
rawImage = imgData.image[imgNum].imgURL;
numberOfChildren = imgData.*.length();
imageLoader = new Loader ;
imageLoader.contentLoaderInfo.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, loadedImage);
imageLoader.load(new URLRequest(rawImage));
faceBG_mc.Eyes.addChild(imageLoader);
function loadedImage(event:Event):void
imageLoader.x = -186;
imageLoader.y = -94;
imageLoader.width = 373;
imageLoader.height = 186;
// Clipboard
btn_Copy.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, onCopyClick);
function onCopyClick(event:MouseEvent):void
var bd:BitmapData = renderBitmapData();
Clipboard.generalClipboard.setData(ClipboardFormats.BITMAP_FORMAT, bd);
function renderBitmapData():BitmapData
var bd:BitmapData = new BitmapData(faceBG_mc.width,faceBG_mc.height);
bd.draw(faceBG_mc);
return bd;
// Save faceBG_mc as .png
var fileRef:FileReference = new FileReference();
var myBitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData (faceBG_mc.width,faceBG_mc.height, true, 0);
myBitmapData.draw(faceBG_mc);
var myPNG:ByteArray = PNGEncoder.encode(myBitmapData);
function onSaveClickPNG(e:Event)
fileRef.save(myPNG, "myPNG.png");
So my problem is....
The final image is copied to the clipboard with the eyes visible - yes
The eyes appear in the image in the swf as intended - yes
When the image is saved as a .png and is meant to include the eyes, they are blank (see picture above)
I hope this helps.....
Thanks in advance
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