JDeveloper 11.1.1.0.2: "Go to Declaration" function not working properly

Hi all,
We have updated to the new release of JDeveloper and converted our project to this new version.
But now the function "Go to Declaration" (also available using ctrl key + click on the class) does not work properly.
Although we have the source included in the library some classes are opened ok but some in the same package are not.
This problem has occurred on two different installations.
Have someone any idea where could be a problem?
Thanks
Steven

It does nothing. And the source for classes where it works are in same JAR as the source for classes where it doesn´t work.
Example:
we have our class:
public abstract class FormularController extends org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.SimpleFormController {
when I click on SimpleFormController (with ctrl key) it works ok, it opens SimpleFormController:
public class SimpleFormController extends org.springframework.web.servlet.mvc.AbstractFormController {
but now when I click on AbstractFormController (with ctrl key) it does nothing.
In previous version of JDeveloper it works fine.
And when I create a brand new application in new JDeveloper it works also ok.

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vo.clearCache();
vo.reset();
vo.setWhereClause("KrcCapabilitiesEO.ACTIVITY_ID = 446");
vo.executeQuery();
while(vo.hasNext())
Row row = vo.next();
if(isSelected){
row.setAttribute("SelectFlag",true);
System.out.println("Checked Value for CapabilityId :: " + row.getAttribute("CapabilityId"));
else{
row.setAttribute("SelectFlag",false);
System.out.println("Unchecked Value for CapabilityId :: " + row.getAttribute("CapabilityId"));
This code is not working in latest Jdeveloper version 11.1.1.3.0 which uses WebLogic Server Version: 10.3.3.0
It's working fine in Jdeveloper version 11.1.1.1.0 which uses WebLogic Server Version: 10.3.1.0
Is this a bug? Can anyone help me on this please.
Thanks,
Bhaskar

Hi Frank,
Thanks for your response.
You are right, the selection state is not shown in the table.
I'm taking the ViewObject from Iterator Binding.
Here is the entire code:
public static Object evaluateEL(String el){
FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
ELContext elContext = facesContext.getELContext();
ExpressionFactory expressionFactory = facesContext.getApplication().getExpressionFactory();
ValueExpression exp = expressionFactory.createValueExpression(elContext,el,Object.class);
return exp.getValue(elContext);
public static ViewObject getIteratorBoundVO(String voIterator)
DCBindingContainer dcb = (DCBindingContainer)evaluateEL("#{bindings}");
DCIteratorBinding dciter = dcb.findIteratorBinding(voIterator);
dciter.invalidateCache();
ViewObject vo = dciter.getViewObject();
return vo;
public void checkAll(ValueChangeEvent valueChangeEvent) {
Boolean isSelected = ((Boolean)valueChangeEvent.getNewValue()).booleanValue();
System.out.println("New Check Value:"+isSelected);
ViewObject vo = getIteratorBoundVO("KrcCapabilitiesVO1Iterator");
vo.clearCache();
vo.reset();
vo.setWhereClause("KrcCapabilitiesEO.ACTIVITY_ID = 446");
vo.executeQuery();
while(vo.hasNext())
Row row = vo.next();
if(isSelected){
row.setAttribute("SelectFlag",true);
System.out.println("Checked Value for CapabilityId :: " + row.getAttribute("CapabilityId"));
else{
row.setAttribute("SelectFlag",false);
System.out.println("Unchecked Value for CapabilityId :: " + row.getAttribute("CapabilityId"));
Thanks,
Bhaskar

LOV single selection list is not working in my JDeveloper 10.1.2.3

Hi!
I'm stumped with this. I'm also new to JDeveloper. I used the sample tutorial from the OTN website entitled "JSPDataBoundLists.jws" to learn how to create drop-down lists in JDeveloper.
My problem is I created a single selection list LOV from DepartmentListView Data Control and pasted it into an EmployeesView Input form. This is so I can just select the Department names to populate the DepartmentID field in Employees table. I setup the data binding in the UI Model of my jsp using the "List Binding Editor". I checked the UIModel file and it looks as follows:
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id="DepartmentId2"
SubType="DCListSingleSel"
IterBinding="EmployeesViewIterator"
DTClass="oracle.adf.dt.objects.JUDTCtrlListLOV"
ApplyValidation="false"
isDynamic="false"
ListOperMode="0"
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<AttrNames>
<Item Value="DepartmentId" />
</AttrNames>
<ListAttrNames>
<Item Value="DepartmentId" />
</ListAttrNames>
<ListDisplayAttrNames>
<Item Value="DepartmentName" />
</ListDisplayAttrNames>
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I run the jsp, selected a value from the drop-down list, do a submit and do a commit, but the DepartmentId from the DepartmentsListView was not stored in Employees. What is wierd here is that there is an exact same single selection list defined a row above mine which is working fine. How come that one is working and mine is not?

Eureka! I finally found the answer to my own question!
This simple problem of adding a drop-down list into a jsp page cost me 3 whole days (around 24 full working hours) to find the answer. Normally it only takes me a few minutes with the other web app languages I've learned. And I just stumbled into the answer just a few minutes ago (maybe all thanks should be given to God whom let me stumble into the answer since me and my wife have been praying for several weeks now ever since I started trying to learn Oracle JDeveloper. It is really very very difficult and time consuming to learn compared to other web app languages and tools).
Anyway, the reason why my LOV does not work in my jsps using JDeveloper 10.1.2.3 is because JDeveloper 10.1.2.3 seems to allow only one input-form-element for the same field of the input table!
For example, what happened to me was I had an input form created for the Employees table in the HR schema. I did this simply by drag-and-drop from the "Data Control Palette". This feature I like very much with JDeveloper. It is really easy and works instantly. And then, I drag-and-drop the departmentname field from the Departments table as a "single selection list" into the jsp and setup its bindings. So when I run the jsp, viola! The drop-down list does not populate the DepartmentId field of the Employees table. IT DOES NOT WORK! I've tried reinstalling both JDev and Oracle db and JDKs to no avail! I tried posting in this forum to no avail! I tried experimenting with newly created jsps to no avail! Then suddenly after repeatedly experimenting on this on different tutorials, guides and my own web app, it works! Why did it work? It was because I tried to add an LOV-single-selection-list on another sample tutorial with a READ-ONLY FORM on the jsp! Thus only the LOV is the input-form-element in the jsp for the table's field.
So why can't you find such a simple and basic fact anywhere in the web, the tutorials, guides or the forum? I do not know. Maybe only I am using such an old version of JDev? But what about the users who used it when it just got out a couple of years ago? Didn't they have the same problem? Anyway, it seems like the answer to a lot of my simple basic questions about JDeveloper is not documented, or is buried very deep beneath all the other words of all these documents. Hopefully JDeveloper's documentations would get a lot easier to use very very soon!

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Hi
I created a simple application with some page navigations (some declarative and some dynamic using Managed Bean).
The navigation works fine when I run from JDeveloper. (Local System)
So I deployed the application to the WebLogic server (Local system with a domain configured with ADF.)
The pages are getting rendered correctly, bu on button clicks, the navigation is not happening from any of the pages.
Could I have missed something or is there a way to track what the problem might be?
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Web Logic Server : 11gR1 (1.3) which comes with JDeveloper
Thanks for any help.
Sameer

Hi John
I am not using task flows. I just have some jspx pages defined in the unbounded task flow adfc-config.xml connected with navigation.
I run from JDEveloper by right clicking on the jspx files.
The URL when run from jdeveloper is as follows.
http://127.0.0.1:7101/SessionsPOC-ViewController-context-root/faces/MainPage
From Weblogic server I am using the link given in the Testing tab of the weblogic administration console.
The URL is as follows.
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http://10.9.73.103:7001/SessionsPOC-ViewController-context-root/MainPage.jspx
Actually, the URL given in the weblogic testing tab is not runnable. I am changing the link as follows to be able to run it.
http://10.9.73.103:7001/SessionsPOC-ViewController-context-root/faces/MainPage.jspx
I have defined the MainPage.jspx in the web.xml 's Welcome page. But it is not taking it I guess.
Also, I am able to run the other page by giving the following url. But the navigation buttons are not working in that page also.
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Thanks
Sameer

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We just started to use JDeveloper. so the problem may be very basic, I could not figure it out what is wrong:
I have a java class which is calling a third part application (Lotus Notes, domino server). The task of the class is to open a database on domino server(or local machine). When calling domino, there is a user(calling) authorization. So I must input the password for the domino server for authorization. When I input the password in input panel and hit return, nothing happened. It looks the Domino still wait for the password. It waited and waited and the process can not be stopped itself.
when I copied the same code and ran in other IDE or Sun's JDK. It worked fine.
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George

Hi George,
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You want to run (or debug) your program which reads input from System.in?
If so...
Have you checked the checkbox in the Project Settings Dialog - Runner - Options panel "Allow Program Input"? Then when you ran (or debugged) your program, did you see a text field labeled "Input:" in the Log window for your running process?
Did you enter the password in that text field and press Enter on your keyboard?
If that wasn't the problem, can you give us step by step what you are doing?
Thanks,
Liz

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Hi,
Has anyone try the follow the steps in PJC wizard demo in http://www.oracle.com/technology/sample_code/products/forms/index.html?
And is it working?
I tried created the demo.securefield jar file in Jdeveloper in add the package in implementation class in the form text item but the function is not working.
How I can debug whether the jave code is fired or not?
And does anyone has the source code that is working can be shared.
Regards,
Anna

Hello,
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Francois

JDeveloper and Team System Extension not working

I am using JDeveloper 11g (11.1.1.1) and latest VSTS extension. The Team System extension does not work.
Here are what I have done:
1) Install JDev, JDev team system extension, TFS team explorer.
2) Workspace created in Team Explorer.
3) JDev Versioning control set for Team system. Select workspace, refresh it.
4) Create a new application/project under team explorer workspace. In Application explorer, The application and project showed up with a "X" mark - not in source control.
5) Add the application/project into source control. Succeeded.
6) But - the application and project still show up with "X" mark. Trying to add again, JDev pop up error message: "file already exists in source control". Files still show up in pending changes window.
I am using windows XP SP2 for development.
Any ideas? Please, this is urgent.
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