Articles Oracle Forms, PL/SQL, Java, J2EE
Here is a Java Bean that allows to get some client machine information. Read the article
What a good surprise to see, in my stats, that Frank Zappa has had more visit than other Oracle blog entry. Even if Oracle takes a good part in my professional life, Frank was correct on the following (and on so many other things) : Music is the best...
Here is my present for X-MAS, a Java bean that allows to choose a date from a Java swing calendar. The Java calendar itself is from Kai Toedter - Released under GNU Lesser General Public License - www.toedter.com See the article .
Here is a Java Bean from Jesus Vallejo that works as a translator, based on the Google Translater project which can be found at "http://google-api-translate-java.googlecode.com/files/google-api-translate-java-0.53.jar" . Read the article
The 1.3.1 Forms Look and Feel version is out. It is a consolidation of the 1.3 new features that can be stored through new tags in the CSS file. It allows coloring tabs and comes with a few new features (see the doc) Get the new version
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
Here is the version 1.1 that comes with 2 new features. You can play any pre-loaded sounds and also display any single or multi-line message anywhere in the window during the number of milliseconds given. Have a look (and feel)
This is the first anniversary of the forms-pjc-bean site, and I wanted to use this special event to present my "hot fusion" participation, or how to etablish a bilateral communication between a Forms and a J2EE application. Read the article Read also...
What is really that Java everybody speaks about all around the world ? Who knows what all the Java Platform Standard Edition components are? Have a look at the Java SE overview. You can click on any part of image provided on this link to get information...
Oracle Forms 10g release 2 - Let's see some demo dialogs to learn some of the most advanced techniques. This article contains more than 15 sample dialogs for you to test. read the article
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
This is a Javabean component that allows to retrieve the Forms applet parameters. Read the article Francois
A new tutorial about how to build a first JavaBean for Oracle Forms is up on the Oracle Forms Community - Pluggable Java Component & Javabean 's store You can jump to this new tutorial here
Here is an article about how to execute stored functions/procedures in an asynchronous way from an Oracle Forms application. Read the article
Just seen today on a Java forum, a tips that shows how to open a JFileChooser on the Windows desktop: FileSystemView fsv = FileSystemView.getFileSystemView(); JFileChooser fc = new JFileChooser(fsv.getRoots()[0]); fc.showSaveDialog(this);
Jonathan Lewis has given a two day session in Paris last 10 and 11 September about Cost Based Optimisation. Read the short report of the event (in French)
Steve Cosner, on the OTN Forms' forum explains how he successfully installed Forms 6i on Windows Vista.
The new LAF 1.3.3.1 is out with a few new features about the Status Bar and also a bug correction on table-blocks when all items are not located on the same canvas. Get the new 1.3.3.1 version .
Two Oracle Forms Java Beans have been updated: JTable Java Bean with a correction concerning the color/format for CHAR cells Dynamic Menu Java Bean that, now, allows multiple sub-menus
The Forms Swing JTable Java Bean has been updated to correct some issues when used with the JInitiator plugin. If you are using this plugin, re-load the new jar file from the article.
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The new Forms Look and Feel Project 1.3.7 version is out. Get it now
The Oracle Forms Dev. Team has started a new poll concerning what Forms Builder platform version you use. See more and participate.
I often see questions on the Oracle OTN Forms forum about how to simulate a key pressed by the end user. Here is an article that explains how to do it.
The new Forms Look and Feel Project 1.5.1 version is out with a few new Scripting Robot features. You can, now, have a TEXT shape to draw texts anywhere on the screen, you can draw arrows that point to an item, and you can also have any shape blinking....
