On Demand Application Processes
Hi,
I was trying to create a report like the one that was posted in the thread Question for Carl Backstro: http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=11933:13.
Except that I had some problems with the creation of on-demand process, because when I go to create it always gives me an error:
"To create an on-demand page process, at least one application level process must be created with the type 'ON-DEMAND'."
I also tried to follow the guide: http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31036_01/doc/appdev.22/b28550/bldr.htm # BABEAIIE
but I could not find a solution.
To start where I put the following string:
http://hostname.com: <port> / pls / apex / f? p = <APP_ID>: <PAGE_ID>: <SESSION_ID>
Thank you in advance.
Hi,
P13_MULTI_0 is the checkbox at the top-left on Carl's page called "Show Multiple". This allows you to click Show Details for more than one row - if this checkbox is not ticked, then when you click on a second "Show Detail" link, the first one is hidden again. If you want to be able to see more than one "Details" at any one time, you would need to include a checkbox like this. If, however, you only really need to see one "Details" at a time, then you can ignore the checkbox and remove this part of the javascript.
For the Ajax part, the three lines that I quoted before:
var get = new htmldb_Get(null,$x('pFlowId').value,'APPLICATION_PROCESS=Random_Desc',0);
get.add('TEMPORARY_ITEM',pID)
gReturn = get.get();relate to using Ajax to get the "Details" information to display within the report. Ajax is a means of javascript calling a procedure on the server without having to submit the page. On normal HTML pages, this code would be more complicated, but Apex have provided shortcut functions for us to make this easier to use.
The first line prepares the Ajax call - htmldb_Get() is the Apex shortcut function. $x('pFlowId').value is the Application ID for your application. 'APPLICATION_PROCESS=xxxx' is the On Demand application process that you want to call. The last parameter is usually either 0 (zero) or your page number.
The second line is how you can update Application Items with a value that can be used by the Application Process. In this example, there is an Application Item called TEMPORARY_ITEM and it will be set to the value of pID. pID is the ID for the "Show Details" item that has been clicked.
Finally, get.get() is how the Ajax call is actually made and runs the Application Process. The results from the process are stored in the gReturn variable. What you do with gReturn depends on your reason for using Ajax. In Carl's example, we just transfer the entire thing into the new row that is created underneath the current row, by using:
myNewCell.innerHTML = gReturn;"myNewCell.innerHTML" refers to the contents of the TD cell that has been created by the javascript code to show the details.
Andy
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For Loop with parameter in application process
Hello,
I am working on a project for school and a loop in an application process is giving me a headache. I have an application from which I make an ajax call to an "on-demand" process. Here's a short version of the process:
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My Blog: http://www.inside-oracle-apex.com
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HTP.p ('Pragma: no-cache');
OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
HTP.prn ('<select>');
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pk_id r
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WHERE pk_id = nvl(:REFRESH_LOV_PK_ID,'null')
UNION
SELECT '2' o,
'%' d,
'%null%' r
FROM dual
UNION
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name || ' (' || school || ')' d,
pk_id r
FROM sch_base
WHERE pk_id <> nvl(:REFRESH_LOV_PK_ID,'null')
ORDER BY 1,2)
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c.d || '</option>');
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begin
dbms_rls.add_policy(
object_schema => 'SIS_EXPRESS',
object_name => 'SCH_BASE',
policy_name => 'SCH_BASE Policy',
function_schema => 'SIS_EXPRESS',
policy_function => 'VPD_SCH_BASE',
statement_types => 'select');
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OWA_UTIL.mime_header ('text/xml', FALSE);
HTP.p ('Cache-Control: no-cache');
HTP.p ('Pragma: no-cache');
OWA_UTIL.http_header_close;
HTP.prn ('<select>');
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name || ' (' || school || ')' d,
pk_id r
FROM sch_base
WHERE pk_id = nvl(:REFRESH_LOV_PK_ID,'null')
UNION
SELECT '2' o,
'%' d,
'%null%' r
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UNION
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name || ' (' || school || ')' d,
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FROM sch_base
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END LOOP;
HTP.prn ('</select>');
END; -
See http://tinypic.com/m8hh1y.jpg
This is from the Application Process properties page (4000:4309)
"No page processes subscribe to this process. However this process may be used by an on-demand process"
What does this mean?
1. What does it mean for a page process to "subscribe" to an application process?
2. How can this application process be "used by an on-demand process"?
ThanksUm, no. I am calling this application process as in
http://tinypic.com/m8ia07.jpg
Well that seems strange as far as I know it should show up then.
Your answer raises more questions!
What does "calling it from Javascript" mean?as in the htmldb_Get() object and your call an ondemand process
What does "linking directly to it" mean?as in this example http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=11933:25 where I'm using an ondemand process to create the svg graphic.
f?p=11933:0:493757345324239709:APPLICATION_PROCESS=SVG:NO::SVG_BRANCH_ID,SVG_CHART_NAV:0,YES
Carl
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