Missing JavaDoc in JDev 10.1.3 ?

When selecting oracle.sql.BLOB and browsing the javadoc the url is http://java.sun..com/j2ee/docs/api/oracle/sql/BLOB.html
This is obviously wrong (no documentation is returned)
What is the correct url for this javadoc ? I am using JDev 10.1.3 stusio versio
Andrew

Click in front of a public method and you see a light bulb. Press this one and it will indicate missing Javadocs providing the option to create it
You can also go to the JDeveloper preferences and define an accelerator for adding Javadocs. Then whenever you select the method, press the defined keyboard combination and the doc will be created
Frank

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Missing feature in JDev 10.1.3.0

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JDev 9.0.5 had a feature called "Add Javadoc comments", but this seems to have disappeared in the latest 10.1.3 JDev. Was it deliberately removed?
It was a useful feature, while coding I used to just write the signature of the method, then right click and say "Add Javadoc comments" it used to generate the javadoc for that method with most of the information, which now have to be written by myself manually :(
VJ

Click in front of a public method and you see a light bulb. Press this one and it will indicate missing Javadocs providing the option to create it
You can also go to the JDeveloper preferences and define an accelerator for adding Javadocs. Then whenever you select the method, press the defined keyboard combination and the doc will be created
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Oracle.bpm_template_12.1.3.jar is missing in 12c JDev installation.

Hi,
To install BPM in 12c I am using following commands.
CD %ORACLE_HOME%\soa\common\bin
set QS_TEMPLATES=%ORACLE_HOME%\soa\common\templates\wls\oracle.bpm_template_12.1.3.jar
qs_config.cmd
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I have installed 12C JDev 12.1.3.0.0. And I am using the JARs available in Oracle_Home\soa\common\templates\wls location.
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Dev.

Yes - you are correct.
I've found the most useful reference for installing Oracle BPM 12c is this: Installing SOA Suite and Business Process Management Suite Quick Start Guide for Developers.
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3. To Install Oracle BPM 12c JDeveloper
Open a command prompt as an administrator (right mouse click “Command Prompt” -> “Run as administrator”)
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Hope this gets you going,
Dan

Missing JavaDocs for some taglib packages?

Hello,
Is there a reason why some packages like
com.bea.portal.appflow.servlets.jsp.taglib are missing from WLP 7.0 JavaDoc?
I'd like to use what's generated out of createPortletUnmaximizeURL tag in a
JSP page. Anyone?
Thanks,
Makoto

Snowman wrote:You can try the lddd script: http://www.archlinux.org/~tpowa/lddd
It'll report any package that might need a rebuild.
Nice script and it works well.
But returns possible rebuilds because, I read, on arch packages are considered dependencies only if they affect general functioning, so lddd also returns also packages linked to libraries listed as makedepends in the PKGBUILD and not as dependency.
This problem could be only solved if it were possible to query the files contained in non installed packages ....
Just trying to learn the arch way to linux :-)
in possible_rebuilds.txt
mplayer
in affected_files.txt
/usr/lib/mplayer/lirc-dl.so
in raw.txt
/usr/lib/mplayer/lirc-dl.so:
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Last edited by erm67 (2007-08-13 18:37:22)

JavaDocs from JDev

Hi,
I was creating a servlet in JDev 9031 on Windows, and when I right-clicked>>Browse Javadocs, I got an error message:
Page not found. (Error Document 404)This website is an ever-changing collection of information on Oracle products and technology, and we've either removed or relocated the document you requested. Locate your document with one of the following resources: 1.Search OTN 2. Try our Product Indexa quick and easy-to-use list of all of Oracle's products. 3. Other main OTN sections:OTN Technology CentersOTN Downloads OTN ServicesOTN ForumsOTN Concierge 4. Please give us your feedback in the OTN Member Feedback Forum
Could you please fix this link?
Thanks,
Best,
Scott Rappoport

Hi,
I was creating a servlet in JDev 9031 on Windows, and when I right-clicked>>Browse Javadocs, I got an error message:
Page not found. (Error Document 404)This website is an ever-changing collection of information on Oracle products and technology, and we've either removed or relocated the document you requested. Locate your document with one of the following resources: 1.Search OTN 2. Try our Product Indexa quick and easy-to-use list of all of Oracle's products. 3. Other main OTN sections:OTN Technology CentersOTN Downloads OTN ServicesOTN ForumsOTN Concierge 4. Please give us your feedback in the OTN Member Feedback Forum
Could you please fix this link?
Thanks,
Best,
Scott Rappoport

Missing files from Jdev Install

Hi,
I have tried to install jdeveloper 11.1.1.1.6. And it seems to install fine but after comparing my install to a peers, and some build errors I noticed I was missing files in jdeveloper\bin. Most notably all of the ant*.xmls. The only files I have in that dir are rcu and rcuJDBEngine..not sure of the extension. I have tried the windows installer as well as the jar. Did full installs, accepting the defaults. Any ideas why this going awry? I am on Windows 7.
Thanks a lot!

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Missing javadocs for com.waveset.adapter.iapi.IAPI

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Date class is missing in docs

Hi, could anybody give me documentation to the Oracle.jbo.Domain.Date class ?
Why this is not documented?
why give this class with the same name than java.util.Date ? it really turns coding hard:
oracle.jbo.Domain.Date d1 = getMyDate();
java.util.Date d2 = d1.toDate();
it's really disgusting.
null

There is a bug logged regarding the missing javadoc in JDev 3.1. There was documentation for the Date in JDev 3.0. Apparently we missed it somehow. Below is the javadoc from JDev 3.0. Sorry for the long post, but I hope it helps.
oracle.jbo.domain
Class Date
java.lang.Object
|
+--oracle.sql.Datum
|
+--oracle.sql.DATE
|
+--oracle.jbo.domain.Date
public class Date
extends oracle.sql.DATE
implements DomainInterface, oracle.sql.CustomDatum, java.io.Serializable
An encapsulation of Oracle SQL DATE objects as immutable Domain objects.
Date objects consist of data (a byte array) and a Domain type code. Domain dates extend SQL dates by being convertable to and from JDBC values.
Since:
JDevloper 3.0
See Also:
Serialized Form
Fields inherited from class oracle.sql.DATE
BDA, BDAL, BDT, BHR, BHRL, BMN, BMNL, BMO, BMOL, BSC, BSCL, BYR, BYRL, HRZER0, MIZERO, MSD, SEZERO, YR0
Constructor Summary
Date()
Creates a default Date Domain object.
Date(byte[] value)
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
Date(Date value)
Creates a Date identical to an existing Date.
Date(java.sql.Date value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Date.
Date(oracle.sql.DATE value)
Creates a Date Domain object from an Oracle SQL DATE.
Date(java.lang.Object value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Object.
Date(java.lang.String value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a Java String.
Date(java.sql.Time value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Time object.
Date(java.sql.Timestamp value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Timestamp object.
Method Summary
oracle.sql.DATE addJulianDays(int julianDay, int julianSec)
oracle.sql.DATE addMonths(int months)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
Number diffInMonths(Date date)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
oracle.sql.NUMBER diffInMonths(oracle.sql.DATE date)
boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
Tests this for equality with another object.
static oracle.sql.DATE fromJulianDays(int julianDay, int julianSec)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
static oracle.sql.DATE fromText(java.lang.String datestr, java.lang.String fmt, java.lang.String lang)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
static oracle.sql.DATE getCurrentDate()
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
static oracle.sql.CustomDatumFactory getCustomDatumFactory()
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
java.lang.Object getData()
Converts this to a JDBC Timestamp object.
int hashCode()
Computes a hash code for this.
oracle.sql.DATE lastDayOfMonth()
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
static void main(java.lang.String[] argv)
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
oracle.sql.DATE round(java.lang.String prec)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
oracle.sql.DATE setDayOfWeek(int day)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
oracle.sql.Datum toDatum(oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleConnection conn)
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
oracle.sql.NUMBER toNumber()
java.lang.String toString()
Converts this to a textual representation.
oracle.sql.DATE truncate(java.lang.String prec)
Methods inherited from class oracle.sql.DATE
checkValidity, compareTo, dateValue, diffInJulianDays, isConvertibleTo, makeJdbcArray, numberToJulianDays, stringValue, timestampValue, timeValue, toBytes, toBytes, toBytes, toBytes, toBytes, toDate, toJdbc, toJulianDays, toString, toText, toTime, toTimestamp
Methods inherited from class oracle.sql.Datum
asciiStreamValue, bigDecimalValue, binaryStreamValue, booleanValue, byteValue, characterStreamValue, doubleValue, floatValue, getBytes, getLength, getStream, intValue, longValue, setBytes, setShareBytes, shareBytes
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait
Constructor Detail
Date
public Date()
Creates a default Date Domain object.
This constructor does not create a null date: use one of the NullValue() constructors.
Date
public Date(byte[] value)
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
Creates a Date Domain object from the given byte array.
Parameters:
value - a value returned by a previous call to getBytes() on an SQL object compatable with Date.
Date
public Date(oracle.sql.DATE value)
Creates a Date Domain object from an Oracle SQL DATE.
Parameters:
value - a DATE SQL object.
Date
public Date(Date value)
Creates a Date identical to an existing Date.
Parameters:
value - a Date Domain object.
Date
public Date(java.sql.Date value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Date.
Parameters:
value - a DATE SQL object.
Date
public Date(java.sql.Time value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Time object.
Parameters:
value - a Time SQL object.
Date
public Date(java.sql.Timestamp value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Timestamp object.
Parameters:
value - a Time SQL object.
Date
public Date(java.lang.Object value)
throws java.sql.SQLException
Creates a Date Domain object from a JDBC Object.
Parameters:
value - an Object that is an instance of Date, Time, Timestamp, or String.
Throws:
java.sql.SQLException - if the object is not of one of the recognized classes.
Date
public Date(java.lang.String value)
Creates a Date Domain object from a Java String.
Parameters:
value - a textual representation of a Date.
Method Detail
getCustomDatumFactory
public static oracle.sql.CustomDatumFactory getCustomDatumFactory()
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
Initializes the Date Domain.
This method is invoked when JBO is initialized. Applications should not call this method directly.
Returns:
the CustomDatumFactory for the Date Domain.
toDatum
public oracle.sql.Datum toDatum(oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleConnection conn)
throws java.sql.SQLException
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.
Converts this Date Domain object back into an SQL DATE object.
Specified by:
toDatum in interface oracle.sql.CustomDatum
Parameters:
conn - Not used.
Returns:
A Datum containing DATE object.
Throws:
SQLException - Never.
getData
public java.lang.Object getData()
Converts this to a JDBC Timestamp object.
Specified by:
getData in interface DomainInterface
Tags copied from interface: DomainInterface
Returns:
a formatted value object.
toString
public java.lang.String toString()
Converts this to a textual representation.
Overrides:
toString in class java.lang.Object
equals
public boolean equals(java.lang.Object other)
Tests this for equality with another object. The argument is converted to a Date object, if necessary.
Overrides:
equals in class oracle.sql.Datum
Parameters:
other - an arbitrary Object.
Returns:
true if conversion was successful and the converted argument is identical to this.
hashCode
public int hashCode()
Computes a hash code for this.
Overrides:
hashCode in class java.lang.Object
Returns:
the hash code of this.
addJulianDays
public oracle.sql.DATE addJulianDays(int julianDay,
int julianSec)
Overrides:
addJulianDays in class oracle.sql.DATE
Returns:
a Date Domain object.
addMonths
public oracle.sql.DATE addMonths(int months)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
Overrides:
addMonths in class oracle.sql.DATE
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
diffInMonths
public Number diffInMonths(Date date)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
diffInMonths
public oracle.sql.NUMBER diffInMonths(oracle.sql.DATE date)
Overrides:
diffInMonths in class oracle.sql.DATE
getCurrentDate
public static oracle.sql.DATE getCurrentDate()
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
fromJulianDays
public static oracle.sql.DATE fromJulianDays(int julianDay,
int julianSec)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
fromText
public static oracle.sql.DATE fromText(java.lang.String datestr,
java.lang.String fmt,
java.lang.String lang)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
lastDayOfMonth
public oracle.sql.DATE lastDayOfMonth()
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
Overrides:
lastDayOfMonth in class oracle.sql.DATE
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
round
public oracle.sql.DATE round(java.lang.String prec)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
Overrides:
round in class oracle.sql.DATE
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
setDayOfWeek
public oracle.sql.DATE setDayOfWeek(int day)
Overrides the Oracle SQL method of the same name to return a Date Domain object.
Overrides:
setDayOfWeek in class oracle.sql.DATE
See Also:
"oracle.sql.DATE"
toNumber
public oracle.sql.NUMBER toNumber()
Overrides:
toNumber in class oracle.sql.DATE
Returns:
a Date Domain object.
truncate
public oracle.sql.DATE truncate(java.lang.String prec)
Overrides:
truncate in class oracle.sql.DATE
Returns:
a Date Domain object.
main
public static void main(java.lang.String[] argv)
throws java.sql.SQLException
Internal: Applications should not invoke this method.-- Brian

Where does the logging in RDBMSRealm go --and-- are some JavaDocs missing?

I see that a LogOutputStream is created in the example
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Also, are there some JavaDocs missing from
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Much Thanks
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Thanks Terry,
Sorry, I should have mentioned that I am using WL6.0.
Does anyone know what I need to do to get the RDBMS Realm log to start on
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About the missing JavaDocs: Also, if I am doing development using these
classes I still do not
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About the missing JavaDocs,
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Weblogic Security does give this information.
Example question: how do I get a reference to the realm to create
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Thanks for your help.
Bill.
"THorner" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:B4D7B3CBF165D311844100C04F4E3E1B031246@DANCERACE01...
If you are using WLS5.1 you much set the property
weblogic.security.realm.debug=true
then this information will be sent to stdout. This is set to false by
default, as there is a lot of information, and it is a big performance
hit.
I think weblogic likes to avoid some of its APIs being public, which is
annoying at times, but probably reasonable
terry
-----Original Message-----
From: Bill Ralenkotter [mailto:[email protected]]
Posted At: Thu 03 May 2001 16:00
Posted To: weblogic.developer.interest.security
Conversation: Where does the logging in RDBMSRealm go and are some
JavaDocs missing?
Subject: Where does the logging in RDBMSRealm go and are some
JavaDocs missing?
I see that a LogOutputStream is created in the example
class RDBMSRealm, but where do all of the log
statements go. The LogOutputStream is created as:
log = new LogOutputStream("RDBMSRealm");
but I do not see and file called RDBMSRealm and/or
I do not see the log statements on stdout.
BTW, I do have logging set to the most detailed
level (Info) from the console if this matters.
Also, are there some JavaDocs missing from
Weblogic's Reference website at
http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs60/javadocs/index.html
LogOutputStream is an example. I do not see the
class when I select the package
weblogic.logging.
Where is it?
Much Thanks
Bill Ralenkotter.

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I have already done the following but the code editor rules are not getting enforced.
1) Go to 'Tools' and then choose 'Preferences
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I am using JDeveloper version Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.3.0 on Ubuntu 10.
I want to configure security for my webapplication.When I right click on web.xml , to navigate to properties, the properties is missing from the menu.
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http://students.washington.edu/cmartin0/
I am new to using javadoc and find myself at a loss as to what to write. The comments always seem pointless because params and methods are rather self explanatory. I feel as though I end up repeating myself when describing many methods. particularity one's with return statements where I have to comment the return value and what the method dose. I would like advice on how to do javadoc commenting as apposed to normal commenting
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JavaDoc on simple getter/setter methods are hard to write, as they are ofent rather useless.
What I usually do is to add not just which value a particular setter sets, but rather what that value means and how it is used in the class. Alternatively, you could put that information into the Class' JavaDoc (especially if you want to describe the interaction of several properties).
Usually you'd like to keep all the information necessary for answering a question in the posting, having to download external stuff often makes people less inclined to help you. I've not looked into your program in too much detail, but it seems to be ok. One missing JavaDoc that I noticed is ItemOrder ("doing stuff...?" is not considered enough, usually ;-)).
ShoppingCart.add() seems to be ok. Personally I'd have implemented it using a ListIterator, but that's not too important.
Regarding the logic and design: They've been pretty much given in the assignment, so there wasn't much creative freedom for you.

Jdeveloper for debugger

Would be reasonable to use Jdeveloper only as a debug tool and a deply tools to Oracle 8i JVM and to develop the code by hand?
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I've filed a documentation bug for the missing javadoc. Meanwhile, you can see a list of methods and parameters by editing ServletDebugger.class in JDeveloper. Here's one way to do this:
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