Take out multiple values from a db and handle them in an applet.

I have a db with tables. I want to take out several values from them and make them visible in a JFrame (or applet).
I dont know how to do. I have an app that connects to the db and selects the values and puts the Strings in a Vector. But now then?
I have looked at examples that retrieve Strings but not vectors, isn't that possible?

Hi,
On initialization of your frame you can loop over your vector and display them.
Now the problem is in what type of component do you want to put your data.
I can give you an example.
What you can do is create a String which will contain all the data from
your vector and set that string to the component.
Example:
Vector data;
String result;
for(int i=0; i < data.size(); i++) {
result += (String)data.elementAt(i) + "\n";
Now you need to put the string into a component which is easy done.
Let take a textarea component.
JTextArea txaTest = new JTextArea();
txtTest.setText(result);
Now all the data will be shown in the textarea component on your frame.

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Hi gang
I've been receiving a number of queries via email on how to return multiple items from a LOV using UIX thanks to earlier posts of mine on OTN. I'm unfortunately aware my previous posts on this are not that clear thanks to the nature of the forums Q&A type approach. So I thought I'd write one clear post, and then direct any queries to it from now on to save me time.
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I'll base my example on the hr schema supplied with the standard RDBMS install.
Say we have an UIX input-form screen to modify an employees record. The employees record has a department_id field and a fk to the departments table. Our requirement is to build a LOV for the department_id field such that we can link the employees record to any department_id in the database. In turn we want the department_name shown on the employees input form, so this must be returned via the LOV too.
To meet this requirement follow these steps:
1) In your ADF BC model project, create 2 EOs for employees and departments.
2) Also in your model, create 2 VOs for the same EOs.
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4) Create a new empty UIX page in your ViewController project called editEmployees.uix.
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<messageTextInput
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    columns="10"
    disabled="true"/>12) Open your departmentsLov.uix page.
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16) Note in the UI Model you now have a new binding called DCDefaultControl. Select this, and in the property palette change the Id to DepartmentName.
17) View the LOV pages source, and change the lovUpdate event as follows:
<event name="lovSelect">
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        <set value="${bindings.DepartmentName.inputValue}" target="${sessionScope}" property="MyAppDepartmentName" />
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</event>18) Return to editEmployees.uix source, and modify the lovUpdate event to look as follows:
<event name="lovUpdate">
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        <set value="${sessionScope.MyAppDepartmentId}" target="${bindings.DepartmentId}" property="inputValue"/>
        <set value="${sessionScope.MyAppDepartmentName}" target="${bindings.DepartmentName}" property="inputValue"/>
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A couple things to note:
1) In the messageLovInput id field we dont use the .path notation. This is mechanism for returning 1 value from the LOV and is useless for us.
2) Again in the messageLovInput we supply _uixState as an entry in the partialTargets.
3) We are relying on partial-page-refresh functionality to update multiple items on the screen.
Im not going to take the time out to explain these 3 points, but its worthwhile you learning more about them, especially the last 2, as a separate exercise.
One other useful thing to do is, in your messageLovInput, include as a last entry in the partialTargets list MessageBox. In turn locate the messageBox control on your page (if any), and supply an id=MessageBox. This will allow the LOV to place any errors raised in the MessageBox and show them to the user.
I hope this works for you :)
Cheers,
CM.

Thanks Chris,
It took me some time to find the information I needed, how to use return multiple values from a LOV popup window, then I found your post and all problems were solved. Its working perfectly, well, almost perfectly.
Im always fighting with ADF-UIX, it never does the thing that I expect it to do, I guess its because I have a hard time letting go of the total control you have as a developer and let the framework take care of a few things.
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Kind regards
Ido

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I have a form that calls another form to display a multiple column tabular list of values(needs to allow for user sorting so could not use a LOV).
The user selects one or more records from the list by using check boxes. In order to detect the records selected I loop through the block looking for boxes checked off and return those records to the calling form via a PL/SQL table.
The form displaying the tabular list loads quickly(about 5000 records in the base table). However when I select one or more values from the table and return back to the calling form, it takes a while(about 3-4 minutes) to return to the called form with the selected values.
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Hope this helps,
Candace Stover
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Can someone help me out with it?
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Hi Frank,
I'm trying to implement your suggestion but getting comfused.
AdfFacesContext.getCurrentInstance().returnFromDialog(null, hashMap) is called in ActionListener method, from what I understood.
ReturnListener method already calls it, so no need to call explicitly.
Okay here's what i'm doing.
command button launches the dialog on the calling page.
In the dialog page, there is a button "select", which when i click, closes the dialog and returns to calling page. I put a af:returnActionListener on this button, which logically should have a corresponding ReturnListener() in the calling page backing bean.
Now I have 3 questions:
1. do i have to use ActionListener or ReturnListener?
2. where do I create the hashMap? Is it in the backing bean of the dialog or in the one of calling page?
3. how do I retrieve the keys n values from hashmap?
please help! thanks
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package mu.gcc.dms.view.bean.backing;
import com.sun.java.util.collections.ArrayList;
import com.sun.java.util.collections.HashMap;
import com.sun.java.util.collections.List;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.faces.application.Application;
import javax.faces.application.ViewHandler;
import javax.faces.component.UIViewRoot;
import javax.faces.context.FacesContext;
import javax.faces.el.ValueBinding;
import javax.faces.event.ActionEvent;
import mu.gcc.dms.model.services.DMSServiceImpl;
import mu.gcc.dms.model.views.SiteCompaniesImpl;
import mu.gcc.dms.model.views.SiteCompaniesRowImpl;
import mu.gcc.dms.model.views.lookup.LkpGlobalCompaniesImpl;
import mu.gcc.util.ADFUtils;
import mu.gcc.util.JSFUtils;
import oracle.adf.model.BindingContext;
import oracle.adf.model.binding.DCBindingContainer;
import oracle.adf.model.binding.DCIteratorBinding;
import oracle.adf.view.faces.context.AdfFacesContext;
import oracle.adf.view.faces.event.ReturnEvent;
import oracle.adf.view.faces.model.RowKeySet;
import oracle.binding.AttributeBinding;
import oracle.binding.BindingContainer;
import oracle.binding.OperationBinding;
import oracle.jbo.AttributeDef;
import oracle.jbo.Key;
import oracle.jbo.Row;
import oracle.jbo.RowIterator;
import oracle.jbo.RowSetIterator;
import oracle.jbo.domain.Number;
import oracle.jbo.server.java.util.Iterator;
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Return multiple values from a method

For a school project I have to make a parameter-less constructor that can input values from the keyboard and calculate those values. Now that I have the values how do I return them? I need to return 3 values from this parameter-less method.
I hoope someone can help.

Qwertyfshag wrote:
Here is the wording of the assignment. I have copied and pasted it word for word:
"Declare and use a no-argument (or "parameter-less") constructor to input the data needed, and to do the calculations."
Any advice???Find a teacher who isn't an idiot. That sentence is vague ("to input the data needed"? Does that mean that it's supposed to query the user (which is terrible) or that it's supposed to encapsulate the data as hardcoded values, or what?) and is a bad design. Constructors shouldn't do this sort of thing.
Ok I have done that part and now I want to retrieve the values of the calculations. How can I get those values out of that method What do you mean "that method"? Constructors aren't methods, and they don't return values.
I suppose you could define a class whose constructor queries the user, and which would have a method to return values. That could be pretty simple; the method signature would be like this:
Set<Integer> getValues();
This seems like an advanced problem.It's not advanced; it's just garbage.
I can't post the code in hear because that may constitute cheating. I am allowed to discuss it verbally but I cannot share code, sorry.You can't get a lot of help then. We can't psychically see what you've done so far.
In conclusion: I have to have two methods. One method is a constructorConstructors aren't methods. If your teacher told you that they are, then he/she doesn't know what he/she is doing.
that has NO parameters that will get input from the keyboard (done) and do the calculations (done). The other method must print that values to the screen on separate lines (not done). I don't know how to get the values out of the method.If they're two methods in the same class, then the constructor just needs to store the user input into a field of the class, and the other method can read the values in that field.

Take out multiple values from a db and handle them in an applet.

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