Working with offline databases

hello.....
can anyone pls help me out working with offline databases.i have created an offline database in jdeveloper.Now the UI components of my client tier application have to be bound to these attributes of the offline table.....
how can this be done??

I had same problem months ago and I was finally only able to create adf bc object from an online database, with an active connection. I simply created an oracle instance in my own development machine and I used the database offline objects to synchronize all my objects when the common development database was not accessible. This mean that offline objects my be refreshed when somebody else do a change.

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Hi All,
I'm currently working on an application that interfaces with an SQL database, and I seem to have ran into a roadblock.
I have a multicolumn list box on my front panel which is filled in with data extracted from the database. On selecting any of the rows in the list box, another one is opened displaying another set of data extracted by a generated SQL query. At the moment I am only selecting one row at a time to view it's related data, but I want to expand such that I can select mutiple rows from the list box at a time and see all of their corresponding data.
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But with multiple selections, I imagine I would have to build an array on index values and use those as a reference to build the SQL statment. And I am not sure how exactly to go about doing that.
Here is the code that I currently have working for a single selection from the list box.
Any help is appreciated. Cheers.
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I can see hat you multicolumn listbox has not multiselection enabled, and is limited to one or zero selected item at once. To enable multiselction; simply rightclick your multicolumn listbox and change your selection mode to support multiple selected items. The NewVal at the event structure should change from a single index number to a 1D array of indexed numbers. No coding needed. Then just retrive out all the items (since you know the indexes) and create the quiry. The quiry part I dont really know (long time no see SQL), but it looks like a for loop to create the string should do the trick?

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