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The 1.3 Forms Look and Feel version is out. It comes with two new features: Dynamic frames and input dialog box Get the new version
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There are some standard objects in Forms that you cannot handle at runtime. Frames are one of them. Here is a Java Bean that allows handling frames at runtime. Almost everything about frames can by handled. With this single bean, you can create and handle...
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Here is another great contribution from Casey Bowden . A Forms Java Bean to get the status of a long report and to cancel it if needed. Read the article
Lire la suiteThe Developpez.net's forum I participate on the Oracle sub-forums has just opened a new JDeveloper section . This forum is French Speaking only.
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Here is a Java bean to dynamically handle menu options at runtime. You can dynamically add, remove, enable, disable, show and hide menus and menu options. Read the article
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The 1.2 version of the Look and Feel project is available. It comes with a new feature that allows decorating some unusual elements like menu bar, menu option, window caption or status bar. You can also change the font properties, foreground color and...
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Let's try this one: Start Google Maps Choose Get Directions From : Paris To :New York Then Have a look at the 20th step:
Lire la suiteHere is a Java Bean from Casey Bowden to get back print features lost in Oracle Reports converting to web environment. A bean to directly print any file on the local printer. Read the article
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Here is a Java bean that allows decorating the Forms application elements. It becomes very easy to change all the fonts of a Forms application at runtime. As you can see, it is possible to change the menu bar, window title and status bar font and colors....
Lire la suiteFor a checking out purpose, I would be able to display the HTML content of a Text Item in the default Internet Browser window. My first thought was to create a HTML file on the local machine then call it with the Webutil functions: client_text_io() functions...
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