Query on MessageTextInput Bean

Hi,
My requirement:
I need a multi line MessageTextInput (which about 5 lines displayed but contains abt 40-50 lines on text, which can be seen by scrolling) where user should not be able to update the text based on the profile option.
I tried setting the following properties:
Disabled : set to True
Result: Text is grayed out and scroll bar is not shown. User not able to scroll thru complete text available in the MessageTextInput.
ReadOnly : set to True
Result: UI changed to StaticStlyedText. Line separators are not shown. Text runs continuously without newline characters.
Is there a way I can achieve my requirement: Multi Line MessageInputText where user is able to scroll thru full content and not able to edit/update/modify..
Thanks,
Satya

Thanks Tapash,
Your solution worked.
I have used OAMessageRichTextEditorBean and set the following properties to make it as plain text multiline text box.
omrtb.setReadOnly(true);
omrtb.setRenderingMode(UIConstants.TEXT_MODE);
omrtb.setAttributeValue(RichTextEditorBeanConstants.SWITCH_MODE_HYPERLINK, BooleanUtils.getBoolean(false));
-Satya

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We use Castor XML Framework for today Java - XML bindings and were looking for XML Beans replacement.
One of the key problems we face in using XML (maybe a flawed design) is we create XSD for our applications and run Castor to generate Java Classes as Libraries (XMLFramework.jar).
Applications are compiled with these Java libraries and Castor is used to Marshal the Java Object as XML Document when invoking a remote API and at the receiving side it is used to unmarshal back the XML document to Java Object.
Major issues we have seen is that if any XSD (that defines application ICD) changes, we need to re-generate Castor Java classes (new XMLFramework.jar) and re-compile applications that were using these classes with new JAR files..... Thus for small XSD changes the impact is in lot of applications (where an application is an EAR deployed on WLS)
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My JSP portlet always times out while waiting to complete two large JDBC queries. The error shown in my jserv.log file is:
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Shankar,
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Hi ,
I am newbie to MessageDrivenBeans .
Hi i have seen two examples of MDB .
The First One
@MessageDriven(activationConfig =
@ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName="destinationType", propertyValue="javax.jms.Queue"),
@ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName="destination", propertyValue="queue/mdb")
})The second :
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RaviKIran wrote:
Hi ,
I am newbie to MessageDrivenBeans .
Hi i have seen two examples of MDB .
The First One
@MessageDriven(activationConfig =
@ActivationConfigProperty(propertyName="destinationType", propertyValue="javax.jms.Queue"),
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})The second :
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I have a requirement to dynamically make all the characters entered in a TextInputBean to be caps. For example if the user type 'a' it should appear as 'A' in the text item. Any thoughts?
Thanks.

I am trying the same, but it doesnt get converted to caps in UI, but it prints in jdev console...
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if("checkRevisionNumber".equals(pageContext.getParameter(EVENT_PARAM)))
if ((pageContext.getParameter("Revision") != null) && (!("".equals((pageContext.getParameter("Revision")).trim()))))
revNumber = pageContext.getParameter("Revision");
revNumber=revNumber.toUpperCase();
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am.getOADBTransaction().commit();

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Hi
I create query with bind variable (BindControlTextValue), this query return description of value that i set in BindControlTextValue variable, how can i use this query in managed bean? I need to set this value in String parameter in managed bean.
Thanks

Put the query in a VO and execute it the usual way.
If you need to, you can write a parameterized method in VOImpl that executes the VO query with the parameter and then call that method from the UI (as a methodAction binding) either through the managed bean or via a direct button click on the page.

Java bean & SQL Query

Hi;
I'm facing problem in running my application on different relational databses b'cos i wrote all my queries for Oracle 8i on Win-NT environment.& now i've to deploy the application on the Linux with MS-SQL database.
How to write sql query in java beans so that it run on all the relational databases without making changes to the query in every bean. OR
How to get the compatible query for different databases?
Thanks in advance.

Hey Kalpesh
If you have just the Connection process encapsulated in the Bean, then you can use it as a Singleton object.
Just take a look at the following snippet
public static getConnection(String db) {
if (db.equalsIgnoreCase("ORACLE")) {
if (con != null) {
return con;
} else {
con = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:oracle:thin:@"+IP+", " + user + ", " + password);
} else if (db.equalsIgnoreCase("SQLSERVER")) {
if (con != null) {
return con;
} else {
con = DriverManager.getConnection(sqlServerDBConnectionString);
This way you can reduce the number of live connections.
In the JSP, you can access this bean as:
<jsp:useBean id="mb" class="MyBean" scope=whatever/>
Connection con = mb.getConnection("ORACLE");
or
Connection con = mb.getConnection("SQLSERVER");
This way, you can meet your objective.
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