Category: Oracle
Just in time for the Oracle PL/SQL Programming Conference, OPP2007, the Code Tester for Oracle is released. I am very excited about this tool and more posts will follow. …
Assume you have a table with contaminated data (in this example: non-unique values on col1 and col2), for instance because no unique key was implemented. col1 col2 value 2 …
A quite common concept in many programming langiages, though perhaps strongest in Java, is the String Tokenizer. This is a utility class or function that takes a String as …
Today I all of a sudden found myself investigating the creation op PL/SQL based Data Services, returning XML documents with data from SQL queries to HTTP Clients. The direct …
Yesterday evening I started preparing for the upcoming Oracle PL/SQL Programming Test-A-Thon. I strongly believe that building your own programs to perform a functionality, which is already provided as …
After receiving a new, pretty powerful laptop, on Thursday and installing the Oracle BI Enterprise Edition on Friday, this weekend sees my first steps with the BI Publisher (previously …
This problem probably sounds very easy and it is actually very easy, but it took me so long to figure this out I think it’s worth a blog. I’ll …
Recently, I was working on an Forms application that required a Form to retrieve and complete a Human Workflow task from the worklist of a BPEL 10.1.3 server (also …
One of our clients asked us to help with calling a webservice from a database trigger. This webservice would duplicate the actions done by the database in a different …
Yesterday we received the 10.1.3.2 release of JDeveloper, with the WebCenter design time; today we are presented with the WebServer Suite (Server) as well. Download from http://www.oracle.com/technology/software/products/ias/htdocs/101310.html :
A very small article on a very trivial issue. I have a page with a Master-Detail construction with a (master) Table of Departments and a (detail) Table of Employees. …
This week I have played a bit with XML-Publisher. The goal was take some reports and try to migrate them to XML-Publisher version. Yesterday I posted a blog about …
Looking through the list of new features for JDeveloper 10.1.3.2 yesterday I suddenly noticed a feature that was not new at all, but that had so far escaped my …
One of the interesting new features that come along with WebCenter in JDeveloper 10.1.3.2, but hopefully are not necessarily part of WebCenter (licence) is the set of Customizable Components: …
It was hard to miss yesterday as weblogs around the world – just like telex machines in the old days – started ticking and buzzing: JDeveloper 10.1.3.2 is released! …
One picture speaks more than a thousand words (a pity for someone as verbally skilled and graphically challenged as myself). However, for once, I will try to let the …
I am not sure yet whether I have been really clever or am suffering from a twisted mind. In this article I present a grantedly farfetched approach for invoking …
Why Oracle Forms and BPEL? Old style Forms applications normally don’t hold much workflow functionality. Sure there is an order in which the forms should be used. The workflow …
November 2006 saw the announcement by ICEsoft that their ICEfaces library of JSF components was being released under an open source license. This basically means that a lot of …
Those who use Maven for their project may be happy to hear that a Maven repository for the Java EE 5 APIs has been opened. For more info, see …
FNDCPASS is an EBS tool to change passwords of database schema’s within the Oracle EBS. For example, you can change the APPS password using FNDCPASS, but also any other …
The last months I’ve been a frequent visitor of the SOA Suite forum on OTN. The reason for this is that I’ve been busy getting acquainted with new SOA …
One of the components in the ADF Faces library you may not make use of on a daily base is the . In this article, I will give you …
For a customer with an interesting business we had to build a web application that has a RIA front end, displays data on maps, authenticates thru a web service …
It would be nice to have your own company logo as background in the Oracle E-business suite. Default the background is white, but the following steps will put your …
Every developer must have those moments when you feel you are completely stuck with some problem. You feel like you are never going to solve the issue at hand. …
In a lot of cases it is very interesting to be able to trace Self Service Applications (CRM) in Oracle Applications 11i. Most of the time it is very …
For one of the projects I was recently involved in, we had to implement JAAS based authentication & authorization for our JSF Web Application, and we wanted to base …
In keeping with a short tradition, today is another day during my Christmas break on which I had some time to dabble in Java Server Faces and particularly the …
Selection components, such as Radio Buttons. Dropdown-lists, Lists, Shuttles and Check Boxes, are key elements of many a web page. Java Server Faces has a pretty wide range of …
In this article on bind parameter usage in ADF Business Components, we will discuss a feature that I recently found out about and that I think offers a lot …
In several previous posts – and some articles yet to be published – I discuss the development of new JSF Components. Of course the true potential of such components …
The SUN Reference Implementation of Java Server Faces has a limited number of Validators. The framework has plenty support for creation and integration of custom validators. It does not …
One of the major benefits of Java Server Faces (JSF) in comparison to other View frameworks is its easy extensibility. UI Components can be incorporated, custom converters and page-life-cycles …
Hi all, I’ve used my ESB system – installed on SuSE9, connected to a 10.2 E.E. on the same machine – for a few months now, so I thought …
It can easily be the case that in your ADF BC application many ViewObjects make use of the same bind-parameters, for example a bind parameter referring to the current …
In this article I would like to demonstrate another unexpected usage of ADF BC bind-parameters. In a previous entry I argued that bind parameters are typically seen as good …
Bind parameters (:paramName) are typically used in the Where clause of SQL queries underlying ADF BC ViewObjects. However, there is no rule that they can only occur in the …
Implementing role based authorization, linked either to JAAS or your home grown authentication and authorization approach, is pretty simple using JHeadstart. All it takes is configuring the JhsAuthorizationProxy bean …
Some things are almost to tiny to blog about. Then again, if a blog can save you a lot of work and frustration then, even it is about something …