ADF mobile: access to the preferences of the java application

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• ADF Mobile: Access to the authentication context

  Hello

  My app uses against remote WLS basic authentication (cookie JSESSIONID is used to store the token).

  A java bean, I would read the name of the authenticated user and store it in the local database. Methods and who or classes provide access to the authentication context?

  JDeveloper 11.1.2.4 does not allow me to import something like oracle.idm.mobile. *.

  Thank you very much

  Daniel

  It should be available as: #{securityContext.userName}

  Try to watch this value once the user is connected and see if it is correctly set.

  Rich.

• ADF Mobile: connect with the web application

  Hello

  I'm starting the age of mobile application. (my version of jdeveloper is version 11g 2)...

  I need to know is easy to create applications mobile adf in the ADF web application?

  With regard to this demo:- http://download.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/jdeveloper/11gdemos/ADFMobile/adfmobile.htm how can I adopt for my needs?

  My web application is Version 11.1.2.2.0. So without re-creating this application in higher version (Version 11.1.2.3.0), can't do Mobile App?

  hopping all coordinated to solve my problem...

  Thank you.

  Sorry for the late reply. The ADF webapplication can be made in any version of JDev, since it is just a web service 'plain '. ADF Mobile is supported only 11.1.2.3 (or), but they (the web service and mobile application) do not have to be developed using the same version of JDev.

• Access to the Java applications to a camera on BlackBerry

  A java application developed by we would need to interact with the camera of BlackBerry devices. I would appreciate to know if this is possible and if so, with the terminals and the versions of the operating system it would work.

  Thanks in advance.

  Adolfo Martinez

  [email protected]

  V4.6 and higher you can use the JSR-135 to incorporate the field of the camera in your application using the VideoControl and take pictures using VideoControl.getSnapshot.

  For earlier versions, you can call the camera to create a user and then take the photo that you can detect by auditors to review of file system.  There is an example on how to achieve this in the JDE 4.3 and higher.

• How to debug the java application BlackBerry on Eclipse with a BlackBerry Smartphone?

  Problem:

  How to debug the java application BlackBerry on Eclipse with a BlackBerry Smartphone?

  The following procedure:

  http://docs.BlackBerry.com/en/developers/deliverables/12002/Debug_an_app_on_BB_device_656366_11.jsp

  Error:

  An internal error occurred during: "launch WMMS_ACC_video_test0".
  java.lang.NullPointerException

  I found that other methods of debugging.

  If anyone knows how to do it please tell me.

  Thank you for your attention.

  http://www.BlackBerryForums.com/developer-forum/107455-debugging-live-device.html

  Solution:

  Start the IDE
  Connect your device to the PC via USB
  compile your application and load on the device
  in JDE - Debug - attach to-Pocket
  ignore all dialog boxes
  do the breakpoint
  Start your application on the device

• ADF Mobile access protected web service with the user name and password

  With Jdev 11.1.2.4 (with the extension of the ADF Mobile) I am creating a data control that uses a SOAP web service. The web service is not protected by a policy of wss, but its point of endpoint URL is only protected by simple HTTP authentication (internal weblogic server is not accessible public.) We use an Apache server that is configured with a location that is a simple proxypass on url of the web service endpoint weblogic. This apache location apply simple HTTP authorization). I can invoke successfully the methods with parser HTTP by simply adding to the request HTTP header "authorization: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx base =" (where xxx = user name and encrypted password).

  In the mobile application of ADF, I used the DataControls.dcx-> window to connect to the Web Service change and provided the username and password to the URL of the endpoint. The problem is that after the deployment and execution of this application on the emulator (or the device itself), I get no data by the web service since with the HTTP 401 error http server responses. It seems that that the credentials are not deployed to the device, so while the application is running can not find them.

  I searched a lot and found a similar article (quite old) in the RTO by Frank Nimphius here access_protected_web_services_from_adf.htm
  

  Is there a way to do this, or if I'm missing the entire image?

  Thank you very much.

  Christos

  Check out blog Shay https://blogs.oracle.com/shay/entry/accessing_secure_web_services_from

  or Andrejus http://andrejusb.blogspot.de/2012/11/adf-mobile-secured-web-service-access.html

  Timo

• ADF Mobile | to view the results in a table

  
  Hi all

  I use Jdeveloper with ADF Mobile 11.1.2.4.39.64.62 extensions 11.1.2.4

  I must displya quesry results in the form of a table (I'm developing of application for tablets and iPads).

  I don't see any compont to Datacontrols table to remove it as a table on page amx.

  Is it possible that I can display the data in a table in ADF Mobile?

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  Vieira

  Hi Vinay,

  Yes, I understand that the table showing in the window is not the best, but we develop this for the cushions and with highest 7-inch screen tablets.

  I am able to achieve by droping inside the Table list item > row > component cell Format.

  Don't you see the disadvantages of this approach?

  Thank you

  Vieira

• New guideline of Apple cannot allow ADF Mobile to publish the application in the store in February

  Hi guys,.

  I saw a new rules that sent to the IOS Developer any delay to February 1, 2014 for submission apply new/updated App Store must generate in XCode5 and optimized for iOS7 SDK

  And the current version of the ADF doesn't support or XCode 5 and iOS Mobile 7 SDK.

  Then my current app in the App Store will be a risk with us because we are planning to update the application in the next phase in this month of February.

  So, please fix as soon as possible.

  Ref: https://developer.apple.com/news/

  Hello

  just as an fyi: we are currently working on a new game Patch for ADF Mobile 11.1.2.4 which also addresses the issue of XCODE. Beside that, Timo is correct that the RTO does not help fixing bugs because it is only a forum for communication and assistance

  Frank

• ADF Mobile: What is the AmxAccessorIteratorBinding line item?

  I can get the iterator, but the methods give no idea.
  
  What I'll throw it AmxAccessorIteratorBinding.getCurrentRow or BasicIterator.getCurrentRow?
  
  None Returns a specific type, all are subject.
  
  When I capture in propertyListener, it's the same...
  
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  Any ideas? What is the exact type of throw a line item?

  I'm not 100%, I understand your problem, but that's what you're looking for?
  http://adf4beginners.blogspot.be/2013/01/ADF-mobile-how-to-iterate-over-all-rows.html

• Why do need write access to the Java installation directory

  We are upgrading of Siebel Analytics 7.8 to OBIEE 10.1.3.4.
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  According to OLIVIER Installation and Configuration Guide http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10415_01/doc/bi.1013/b31765.pdf-> Page 39 "If you install by using the basic installation type, make the user or user group permissions.
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  Thank you
  Chandra
  
  Published by: user6086408 on April 5, 2010 15:07

  I had this same issue and asked Oracle. Here's what they told me:

  By Dev:

  «For presentation of OBI and OBI Publisher Services, the jdk font files are copied to the location of the JDK because we do not bundle our own JDK.» To ensure that the installation can do this, you must make sure the Oracle BI Installer has permissions to copy files to the location specified in the JDK.

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  This will not work if a root user installs JDK and a normal user installs Oracle BI because the normal user has not access to write to the location of the JDK or will not work if the location of JDK is read-only, i.e. 444. In this case running chmod 777-r will work. »

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• Webworks app - same keys as signature by signing the java application?

  Hi people.

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• How Profilling memory in the java application BB usage?

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  Can someone help me?

  Thanks for your help.

  The JDE has a high profile tools that I'm sure will do what you need to do.  You will find that he documented in the JDE, in the BlackBerry Java Applications debugging.  The general process (or at least, how I usually use) is to set a breakpoint at the beginning and at the end of the code I want to analyze.  When I hit the breakpoint in the beginning, I reset the stats, let it go all the way and then to spot the differences!

• How to integrate the Java Application with OSB

  Hi, I'm a new guy with OSB and we plan to integrate the project with OSB, the exchange of existing project data type is REST JMS and NIO(Apache MINA).

  Could you any body show me how to configure the JMS/REST/NIO in OSB, and how java application call the proxy service maybe OSB?

  For example, the producer will push the message in the jms queue and s Comsumer will pull the message from the queue, java application is sufficient to bind the JDNI queue to identify the queue. But if set up in OSB, how java application to trigger the OSB proxy service to push the message in the jms queue and also how to consume?

  Thank you.

  It is certainly not necessary, because the current solution works for you.

  There may be some advantages however. OSB allows, for example, to disconnect the Server publication and the queue in the sense of identification information. OSB only could credentials to the actual queue, and the editor know only the creds to its own queue of the entry. Or to implement more complex logic that updates the latest version of the consumer - made demand to separate release dates for the producer and the consumer, who, in case of different vendors is a HUGE pain.

  OSB is the proverbial extra level of indirection that allows to solve any problem in IT. If you do not have a problem still though that obviously is not necessary a solution.

  Vlad

  http://genericparallel.com

• Listen for main events outside the java application

  I'm automating a procedure with the class Robot, sending mouse clicks and keys all around the BONE. I wish I could stop this procedure with a combination of keys, but the active window may not something to do with java at that time.
  
  Is there a way for my java application to listen a touch in this way?

  sabre150 wrote:

  Smigh wrote:
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• Changes to the table is not reflected in the Java application

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  Hello

  conn.setAutoCommit();
  

  Sound used when you want to work in a transaction. If a connection is in auto-commit mode, then all the sql stmts will be executed and committed as individual tranasction. Some other sql stmts are grouped in a transaction that must be engaged by a method or a cancellation.
  So, once your transaction is complete, replace the State of autocommit to true.

  or

  try {
  // Connect to Oracle using JDBC driver
  System.out.print("*** -> Connecting to -> " + connectionURL + "\n");
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  System.out.print("*** -> Connected as URL -> " + connectionURL + "\n");
  
  // TURN OFF AutoCommit
  //System.out.print("*** -> Turning Off AutoCommit...\n");
  conn.setAutoCommit(false);
  stmt = conn.createStatement (ResultSet.TYPE_FORWARD_ONLY, ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE);
  
  System.out.print("*** -> Opening ResultsSet...\n");
  results = stmt.executeQuery (sql);
  
  conn.commit();
  
  } catch(SQLException sqel) {
  conn.rollback();
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  Twinkle