Progress bar in forms-10g???

hi there....can I use a Progress bar in forms-10g??? Previously I've been using an OCX for progress bar. But as forms-10g dont support ocx so is there any replacement in form of java bean, pjc or anything else???
2ndly can I open my browser window running my forms application in Full Screen mode anyway?

Dear....Demo for progress bar on Oracle site shows only the code which we should write in a procedure and behind a push button to start and run progress bar. But what is n where is that progress bar in actual? is it a text field or what? is there no sample fmb of this progress bar like that of Timer Bean and autocompletion combo box???

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How to show the progress bar on forms?

Hello ALL,
How should we show the progress bar in our forms screen so we can see how much work is remaining?
For example if we are performing some task through forms, what code and on which trigger we placed this code in order to show the progress bar that inform us about the task in progress.
Thanks
malan

Hi,
Shouldn't the oracle forms' support the progress
bar?
I prefer to have a code which shows progress bar on
forms.
Can some one have this code ?
ThanksPJC progress bars are shown on the form and forms support progress bar and coding itit's relatively easy.
If I were you I would take Francois' advice and type in "progress bar" in the lil search box :)
It's a wonder what a lil search can show you
Tony

Progress Bar in Form

how can i use progress bar in form for performing task in background

Another simple trick I used to use is create one textitem with a white background color and a widht of 100. Create another textitem with the same height, x-pos and y-pos but with a width of 0 and a background color of blue.
Then in your program vary the width of the blue textitem to "fill" the progress bar.
The real challenge is how to calculate the percentage completed. If you're running a database stored procedure, then I'm afraid there is no way to communicate the progress back to the Forms process until the PL/SQL procedure is over. If it's a client/Forms side PL/SQL procedure then you can set the percentage complete of the progress bar

Progress bar in forms procedure

Dear
i want to use the progress bar in one of my processing form the problem is that my processing button use 6 procedures example
Update_Week_WIse_Location(:Week_Code); -- Database Procedure;
SIngle_field; -- forms procedure
Cumm_field_cust_wIse; -- forms procedure
CumMingled_field; -- forms procedure
Insert_local_customer_For_exch; -- forms procedure
Insert_nonexIst_sp; -- forms procedure
now i could not know which procedure take how much time i and the whole process takes little time i want to add the progress bar so the user
feel easy that the process is running not stuck
can anybody tell me the whole code for the progress bar
early reply will be appreciatble
Thanks
Junaid

Hello,
Did you simply enter "progress bar" in the search box ? You will find tens of answers.
Francois

Progress Bar in Forms

How Can i make Progress Bar in Forms

You should probably start here:
http://blogs.oracle.com/shay/entry/10_commandments_for_the_otn_fo
For web deployed forms (version 9 and newer), you can accomplish this several ways. Likely the most efficient way will be with a java bean, although it could be done strictly with Forms pl/sql too. Here are few examples found on the Internet:
http://fdegrelle.over-blog.com/article-10986844.html
Various java bean examples can be found here:
http://forms.pjc.bean.over-blog.com/

Can Any One Send Calendar & Progress Bar sample Form fmb

Any one have calendar and progress bar form code pls send on
[email protected]

HI!
Unfortunately I not on work, I would send you the form.....
but:
Example of construction of a tree in manual
---(new_node parent, l_node children):
new_node := Ftree.Add_Tree_Node(htree, Ftree.ROOT_NODE, Ftree.PARENT_OFFSET,
Ftree.LAST_CHILD, Ftree.EXPANDED_NODE,
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next exemple:
In properties of a tree " query of data " we write query on which our tree (for example) is under construction :
SELECT -1
,LEVEL
,Comment
,NULL
,OBJECT_ID
FROM adm_object
CONNECT BY PRIOR object_id = object_object_id
START WITH object_object_id IS NULL
and then in trigger
WHEN-NEW-FORM-INSTANCE :
---it is important to not forget if your populate from tree:
Ftree.Set_Tree_Property(id_tree, Ftree.RECORD_GROUP, REC_GR);
v_ignore := Populate_Group(REC_GR);
Ftree.Populate_Tree(id_tree);
or use this procedure:
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v_ignore NUMBER;
find_node ftree.NODE;
ID_tree ITEM;
BEGIN
ID_tree := Find_Item(NBT);
Ftree.Set_Tree_Property(ID_tree, Ftree.RECORD_GROUP, REC_GR);
v_ignore := Populate_Group(REC_GR);
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end if;
Ftree.Set_tree_selection(ID_tree, find_node, Ftree.SELECT_ON);
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UI 6.7 How could I use Progress bar form?

Hi all,
some SAP Business One add-ons use a small form with a progress bar instead of using the progress bar in the status bar. Does anyone knows how to use this form?
Bernhard

Hi,
I think that you have to create your own form.
In my Addon, I create a form with FormType = ft_FixedNoTitle, add several EditTexts (9) with the property Enabled = False and Visible = False, and the name beginnig with "oEditText" + Number Sequential.
After, when executing my code, I change the property Visible = True, to the next EditText.
That way I have a "progress form" like used in others Addons.
I use the following code to "progress" (after created the form)
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HTH,
Ribeiro Santos

Forms 10G Replacing Oracle Logo in Menu Bar

Hello:
Forms 10G Replacing Oracle Logo in Menu Bar
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Here you go. (foroms.conf, formsweb.cfg)
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# $Id: forms.conf 22-nov-2004.03:29:38 osingh Exp $
# Name
# forms.conf
# Purpose
# Apache mod_oc4j and mod_jserv configuration file for Forms Services.
# This file should be included into the Oracle Apache HTTP Listener
# configuration file (typically by adding an include statement to the
# oracle_apache.conf file)
# Remarks
# If Forms is to be used with JServ, the jserv.properties file needs editing
# to add the "forms" servlet zone with properties file forms.properties
# Notes
# Virtual paths: We use AliasMatch when defining virtual paths for
# security reasons (prevents directory browsing).
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AliasMatch ^/forms/java/(..*) "E:\oracle\FRHome_1/forms/java/$1"
# Virtual path for JInitiator downloadable executable and download page
AliasMatch ^/forms/jinitiator/(..*) "E:\oracle\FRHome_1/jinit/$1"
# Virtual path for runform.htm (used to run a form for testing purposes)
AliasMatch ^/forms/html/(..*) "E:\oracle\FRHome_1/tools/web/html/$1"
# Virtual path for webutil
AliasMatch ^/forms/webutil/(..*) "E:\oracle\FRHome_1/forms/webutil/$1"
# Configuration for JServ (if mod_jserv.c is available and not mod_oc4j.c)
<IfModule mod_jserv.c>
# Only configure for JServ if mod_oc4j is NOT available:
<IfModule !mod_oc4j.c>
# Virtual path mapping for FormsServlet and ListenerServlet.
# Purpose: paths to invoke the servlets should be /forms/frmservlet
# and /forms/lservlet respectively.
# We map frmservlet to servlet.frm, and lservlet to servlet.frml.
# The apJServAction directives (below) will then remap those.
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# Prevent access to the Forms Servlets by paths other than
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order deny,allow
deny from all
</LocationMatch>
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<LocationMatch ^/forms/servlet/oracle\.forms.*>
order deny,allow
deny from all
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Oc4jMount /forms/lservlet OC4J_BI_Forms
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formsweb.cfg
# $Id: formsweb.cfg 15-apr-2005.13:17:30 pkuhn Exp $
# formsweb.cfg defines parameter values used by the FormsServlet (frmservlet)
# This section defines the Default settings. Any of them may be overridden in the
# following Named Configuration sections. If they are not overridden, then the
# values here will be used.
# The default settings comprise two types of parameters: System parameters,
# which cannot be overridden in the URL, and User Parameters, which can.
# Parameters which are not marked as System parameters are User parameters.
# SYSTEM PARAMETERS
# These have fixed names and give information required by the Forms
# Servlet in order to function. They cannot be specified in the URL query
# string. But they can be overridden in a named configuration (see below).
# Some parameters specify file names: if the full path is not given,
# they are assumed to be in the same directory as this file. If a path
# is given, then it should be a physical path, not a URL.
# USER PARAMETERS
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# may be overridden by specifying them in the URL query string
# (e.g. "http://myhost.mydomain.com/forms/frmservlet?form=myform&width=700")
# or by overriding them in a specific, named configuration (see below)
[default]
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baseHTML=base.htm
# System parameter: base HTML file for use with JInitiator client
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# System parameter: base HTML file for use with Sun's Java Plug-In
baseHTMLjpi=basejpi.htm
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HTMLdelimiter=%
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workingDirectory=
# System parameter: file setting environment variables for the Forms runtime processes
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# in values extracted from the URL for other runtime arguments
escapeparams=true
# Forms runtime argument: which form module to run
form=test.fmx
# Forms runtime argument: database connection details
userid=
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debug=no
# Forms runtime argument: host for debugging
host=
# Forms runtime argument: port for debugging
port=
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# These settings support running and debugging a form from the Builder:
otherparams=buffer_records=%buffer% debug_messages=%debug_messages% array=%array% obr=%obr% query_only=%query_only% quiet=%quiet% render=%render% record=%record% tracegroup=%tracegroup% log=%log% term=%term%
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buffer=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
debug_messages=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
array=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
obr=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
query_only=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
quiet=yes
# Sub argument for otherparams
render=no
# Sub argument for otherparams
record=
# Sub argument for otherparams
tracegroup=
# Sub argument for otherparams
log=
# Sub argument for otherparams
term=
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# HTML attributes for the BODY tag
HTMLbodyAttrs=
# HTML to add before the form
HTMLbeforeForm=
# HTML to add after the form
HTMLafterForm=
# Forms applet parameter: URL path to Forms ListenerServlet
serverURL=/forms/lservlet
# Forms applet parameter
codebase=/forms/java
# Forms applet parameter
imageBase=DocumentBase
# Forms applet parameter
width=750
# Forms applet parameter
height=600
# Forms applet parameter
separateFrame=false
# Forms applet parameter
splashScreen=
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background=
# Forms applet parameter
lookAndFeel=Oracle
# Forms applet parameter
colorScheme=teal
# Forms applet parameter
logo=
# Forms applet parameter
restrictedURLparams=HTMLbodyAttrs,HTMLbeforeForm,HTMLafterForm,log,allow_debug,allowNewConnections
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formsMessageListener=
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recordFileName=
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serverApp=default
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# Number of times client should retry if a network failure occurs. You should
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networkRetries=0
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jpi_download_page=http://java.sun.com/products/archive/j2se/1.4.2_06/index.html
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em_mode=1
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ssoDynamicResourceCreate=true
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ssoCancelUrl=
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# case mod_osso will be given control for authentication or continue in
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# Administrators should set allow_debug to "true" if servlet
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allow_debug=false
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allowNewConnections=true
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EndUserMonitoringEnabled=
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EndUserMonitoringURL=
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serverURL=/forms/lservlet/debug
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[webutil]
WebUtilArchive=frmwebutil.jar,jacob.jar
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WebUtilErrorMode=Alert
WebUtilDispatchMonitorInterval=5
WebUtilTrustInternal=true
WebUtilMaxTransferSize=16384
baseHTMLjinitiator=webutiljini.htm
baseHTMLjpi=webutiljpi.htm
archive_jini=frmall_jinit.jar
archive=frmall.jar
lookAndFeel=oracle
[devBala]
envFile=E:\Khamel\conf\devBala.env
WIDTH=832
HEIGHT=662
pageTitle=Khameleon DEV-Bala Environment
separateFrame=True
splashScreen=No
Background=No
#lookAndFeel=oracle
colorScheme=BLAF
form=sylogin.fmx
logo=/ksfiles/kham_log.gif
[devBala1]
envFile=E:\Khamel\conf\devBala.env
WIDTH=1000
HEIGHT=850
#pageTitle=Khameleon DEV-Bala1 Environment
separateFrame=True
splashScreen=/ksfiles/Khameleon.gif
Background=/ksfiles/Khameleon1.gif
#lookAndFeel=oracle
colorScheme=BLAF
form=sylogin.fmx
logo=/icons/kham_log.gif

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