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• Case of flow of control ADF Mobile followed of backing bean

  Hello
  
  I'm under JDeveloper 11.1.2.3.0.
  
  In my ADF Mobile application, I need to follow a flow of control from a bean to support case. In ADF I would do something like the following, FacesContext does not exist in the ADF Mobile, so I'm not sure how to proceed.
  
  private void onQueueC3ButtontAction() {}
  FacesContext fctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  UIViewRoot root = fctx.getViewRoot ();
  RichCommandButton button =
  Root.findComponent ("cb3") (RichCommandButton);
  ActionEvent actionEvent = new ActionEvent (button);
  actionEvent.queue ();
  }
  
  Press the button, I need to:
  
  Execute the method of Service Web DC
  If result == "SUCCESS".
  PageFlowScope Set property
  Follow the case of control flow
  on the other
  Display error
  
  I can do everything above except follow the case of control flow. I am aware of the AdfmfContainerUtilities.gotoFeature (), but it is not suitable to my needs.
  
  Thank you very much
  
  Published by: user576183 on May 15, 2013 16:19

  Hello

  In ADF Mobile pro-grammatically navigate workflow in two ways:

  1 Javascript: In the JavaScript file, you can call this method directly to navigate. Below 'result' is the name of the case of control flow.

  
  adf.mf.api.amx.doNavigation("outcome");
  

  2. Java:

  //Code to naviagte within task flows programmatically
  AdfmfContainerUtilities.invokeContainerJavaScriptFunction(AdfmfJavaUtilities.getFeatureName(), "adf.mf.api.amx.doNavigation", new Object[] { "outcome" });
  

  Hopefully this article can help you - http://deepakcs.blogspot.sg/2013/04/sync-device-back-button-with-adf-mobile.html

  -Deepak

• How to use the backing bean method to show the outputtext value?

  things not clear is how init outputtext value if the bound property is not initialized.
  (the page opens but the values is null, need to call the getter before sort method)
  page view code:
  < af:outputText value = "user name: #{backingBeanScope.backing_page1.loginuser}" id = "ot11" / > "
  
  the corresponding code to support bean:
  private String loginuser.
  ...
  public String getLoginuser() {}
  return loginuser.
  }

  You need not call it yourself. Just put it on the page. When the page is rendered, it calls the method automatically.

  Timo

• Oracle ADF 11 g: invoke managed bean method when the page resizing.

  Given the following code:

   <af:clientListener method="getElementWidth"
                                     type="propertyChange"/> 
                  <af:serverListener type="customEvent"
                                     method="#{columnSizeBean.handleRequest}"/>

  Is there a client listener that can be triggered when resizing browser window?
  Something like:

   <af:clientListener method="getElementWidth"
                                     type="[[[[something like a window resize]]]]]]"/> 
                  <af:serverListener type="customEvent"
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  NOTE:
  getElementWidth is a javascript method in my current code, while columnSizeBean is a sessionScope bean who did some calculations on the width of a table column.
  
  Published by: Andrei C. on May 18, 2010 05:49

  Hello

  No, it isn't. However, in this case you can use vanilla JavaScript and register to the browser DOM to receive the event notification. If you notice rceive you access the server listener you put on the af:document component. It should work

  Frank

• Validation custom in Backing bean method

  Hello
  I am creating a custom method to make my own validation on fields of af: inputText which are the input of a display object.
  In the area of af: inputText, I created a link in the "Validator" field to a bean of support. However, the created method returns void. So, how can I the validator code has returned an error. That is to say the validation failed?
  
  
  
  Steve

  Hello

  Maybe this link will help you.

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E15051_01/Web.1111/b31973/af_validate.htm#BABEIIDD

  Do not return any values. You should throw an Exception istead.

  Joseba

  Published by: jurkiri on 24-sep-2009 11:48

• How can I call a js function when my backing bean method has completed

  I use JEV11G.here is the code:
  < af:panelCollection id = "pc1" >
  < f: facet = 'menus' name / >
  < f: facet name = "toolbar" >
  < af:toolbar id = "t1" >
  < af:inputText id = "it1.
  value="#{pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.searchCriterium}"/ >
  < af:commandButton text = 'Go' id = "cb1".
  actionListener="#{pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.searchTree}"/ >
  < af:commandButton text = "Reset" id = "cb2".
  actionListener="#{pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.resetTree}"/ >
  < / af:toolbar >
  < / f: facet >
  < name f: facet = 'bar of Θtat' / >
  < af:tree value = "#{pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.tree}" var = 'node' "
  rowSelection = 'single' id = 'pt_t23 '.
  Binding = "#{pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.favTree} '"
  partialTriggers =": cb1: cb2" > "
  
  < f: facet name = "nodeStamp" >
  < af:outputText value = "#{node.attributes ['Filename']}" "
  rendered = "#{node.rendered}" / >
  < / f: facet >
  < / af:tree >
  < / af:panelCollection >
  < / f: facet >
  
  The tree is refreshed, I just when pageFlowScope.favoriteTreeMB.searchTree is made or a js method will call.

  The doc:

  void addScript (javax.faces.context.FacesContext context, java.lang.String script)

  Adds a script to run during rendering. >

  So you can put the code somewhere and just call it.

  Timo

• The difference by calling an application to a backing bean module

  Hello everyone!
  
  
  I do not understand exactly, where is the difference by calling an application of a bean of the following support module.
  
  Example 1

  FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
  ValueBinding vb = context.getApplication().createValueBinding("#{data}");
  BindingContext bc = (BindingContext)vb.getValue(context);
  DCDataControl dc = bc.findDataControl("AppModuleDataControl");
  AppModuleImpl appModule = (AppModuleImpl)dc.getDataProvider();

  Example 2

  String amDef = "model.services.AppModule";
  String config = "AppModuleLocal";
  AppModuleImpl appModule = (AppModuleImpl)Configuration.createRootApplicationModule(amDef, config);

  Example 3 (same as example 1?)

  String EL = "#{data.AppModuleDataControl.dataProvider}";
  FacesContext fc = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
  ValueBinding vb = fc.getApplication().createValueBinding(EL);
  AppModuleImpl appModule = (AppModuleImpl)vb.getValue(fc);

  Please can someone explain, the three examples do? What kind of example is best to call an application-module to a backing bean method?
  
  
  Thanks and greetings
  Majo
  
  Edit: I use ADF BC 10g in JDev10 :)

  Hello

  BindingContext bctx = DCUtil.getBindingContext (request);

  There is nothing else that #{data}. Best is to always access #{bindings} El to get a handle to the binding object. This way you can be sure that the object exists and is instantiated.

  DCBindingContainer links =... solve #{bindings}
  BindingContext bctx = bindings.getBindingContext ();
  Control of DCDataControl = bctx.findDataControl ("Name");
  ApplicationModule m = control.getDataProvider () (ApplicationModule);

  Frank

• Bean method &lt; a4j:commandButton &gt; backend is not called on the click event.

  I use code below. It seems back end bean method is not called when I click on the CommandButton. I think it has something to with the rendering.
  
  
  <! DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional / / IN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd" >
  < html xmlns = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml".
  xmlns:UI = "http://java.sun.com/jsf/facelets".
  xmlns:h = "http://java.sun.com/jsf/html".
  xmlns:f = "http://java.sun.com/jsf/core".
  xmlns:A4J = "http://richfaces.org/a4j".
  xmlns:rich = "http://richfaces.org/rich".
  xmlns:CDM = "http://mportal.com/cdm" >
  < ui:composition >
  < rich: panel >
  < a4j:form id = "RefreshPropertiesInstanceForm" >
  < id of the table = "RefreshPropertiesTable" width = "100%" border = "0" >
  < b >
  < td width = "35%" align = "right" >
  < div class = 'fieldLabel' > filename property: < span
  Class = 'requiredField' > * </span > < / div >
  < table >
  < style td = "margin-top: 15px;" "padding-left: 15px ' nowrap ="nowrap ".
  align = "left" > < rich: comboBox id = "combo".
  value = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.selectedPropertyFile} '"
  enableManualInput = "false" >
  < f: selectItems value = "#{testPropertyRefreshDetails.propertyFileNameList}" / > "
  < a4j:support = "onchange" event
  reRender = BypassUpdates "RefreshPropertiesInstanceForm" = "false".
  ajaxSingle = "true" action = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.getPropertyFileContentFromRemoteServer}" / > "
  < / rich: comboBox > < table >
  < /tr >
  < b >
  < style td = "margin-top: 10px;" "padding-left: 100px" align = "left".
  colspan = "3" > < h:inputTextarea id = value = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.propertyFileContent"firstTextArea"} '"
  lines = "21" cols = "150".
  style = "overflow-x: auto;" "Overflow-y: scroll '.
  rendered = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.selectedPropertyFile! =" choose from downstairs "} '"
  Disabled = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.selectedPropertyFile ==" choose from downstairs "}" >
  < / h:inputTextarea > < table >
  < /tr >
  
  < b >
  < style td = "margin-top: 10px;" "padding-left: 400px" align = "left".
  colspan = "2" >
  < a4j:commandButton id = "refreshPropertyButton" value = "refresh."
  image = "#{imageManager.imageMap ['REFRESH_BUTTON']}" "
  rendered = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.selectedPropertyFile! =" choose from downstairs "} '"
  action = "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.updatePropertyFileContentInRemoteServer} '"
  reRender = "RefreshPropertiesInstanceForm" >
  < / a4j:commandButton >
  < table >
  < /tr >
  < /table >
  
  < / a4j:form >
  < / rich: panel >
  < / ui:composition >
  < / html >
  
  Everything works perfectly. But when I click on the command button "#{testPropertyRefreshHelper.updatePropertyFileContentInRemoteServer}" backing bean method is not called. Other components are working properly.

  try what it says the article linked: do your session bean scope.

  NOTE: when working with Ajax I tend to do the session bean to support extended to have fewer problems with partial and such updates. If you are using JSF 2.0, you could do it view extended to get the same result.

• Is it possible to call a custom method in the App Module to a backing bean?

  I would like to know if a custom in the App Module method can be called from inside of a pod of support.
  I don't know if it is logically just call, to a backing bean, a custom in the App Module method. But I would like to know if this is necessary or if it is possible.

  Hello..
  Yes it is possible. You must add this interface method customer of AppModule.Now you can see this method in data Controls(Refresh the data control). To call this method using bean, should be added as an action method links (click on links > + > methodAction > and create the binding of the action).
  Now, you can call this method in the bean class.
  Check like uses this concept to run the display criteria

  http://ADF-Lk.blogspot.com/2011/05/Oracle-ADF-create-view-criteria-and_4727.html

• The ADF security: end_url is not used when logout

  Hello

  JDev 11.1.2.4

  We have activated ADF security and use OAM to manage security. When disconnect you, we want to redirect to a page with the following code:

  {} public void logout())

  FacesContext fctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();

  ExternalContext ectx = fctx.getExternalContext ();

  String endUrl = null;

  try {}

  endUrl = URLEncoder.encode ("http://www.google.com", "UTF - 8");

  } catch (UnsupportedEncodingException e) {}

  _logger.severe ("Url of late encoding of exception", e);

  }

  String url = ectx.getRequestContextPath () + "/ adfAuthentication?" Logout = true & amp; end_url ="+ endUrl;

  try {}

  ectx. Redirect (URL);

  } catch (IOException e) {}

  e.printStackTrace ();

  }

  fctx.responseComplete ();

  }

  It works with IE, the user is redirected to google. But it does not for Firefox or Chrome. The generated URLS are:

  IE: http://myserver:14100 / oam/Server/osso_logout? p_done_url = http://www.google.com

  FF/Chrome: http://myserver:14100 / oam/Server/osso_logout? p_done_url=

  Is this a bug?

  Thank you

  ' / adfAuthentication? Logout = true & end_url ='

  URL params are separated by ' & ' character which should be: "/ adfAuthentication?»»» Logout = true & end_url ='

  Dario

• Could not create collectionModel to be bound for ADF Table in Backing bean

  Hi Experts,
  My version of JDev is 11.1.1.6.0.
  I need to bind the ADF table with a collection of items using backing bean.
  My grain of support consists of 6 channel lists, where each list represents a table column. How can I fill the entries in the table with these lists.
  
  When I drag "* Table *" component on my jsf page, he asks "* Table Data Collection *" be bound. Please help me in creating a collection.
  
  My job is stuck because of this, can someone help me by giving instances of backup files bean and jsf.
  Give me a very clear example for that.
  
  Thank you
  Gopi

  http://adfwithejb.blogspot.com/2012/03/how-to-programmatically-populate.html

• Create table ADF on the backing Bean page

  Hello
  I am currently able to recover and iterate/modify the data of a base of the Interior of the module of the Application manually (storing the changed data in a table). How ever I don't know how to put these data from the Module to the Application page that called? I'm assuming that I need the method that is called to return an CoreTable that would be then displayed on the page. It is the right approach and how would I go to do this?
  
  Thank you
  
  
  
  Steve

  Hi Steve,.

  There are several ways to do this:

  -With the help of your:
  a. entity create and display objects to database tables and then add objects to view the module of the application
  b. drop the View object in the data as ADF Table control palette in the jspx page
  c. you can also drop some operations like CreateInsert(for insertion), remove, Commit, Rollback etc.
  d. If you want to perform operations on existing data, you can write a single method in AMImpl or VOImpl and modify the view object by the criteria of view running or where clause, then call this method from jspx page by exposing to the client interface

  -Programmatically binding value to table:
  a. create a method in AMImpl and return the records in the list and exposing it to the client interface
  b. Add the binding of the method in page jspx
  c. write a method in bean which return ListDataModel and link it to the value property of the table
  d. inside the bean method, call your AM method in getting the operationBinding
  e. give the list returned by the AM method to the listDataModel.setWrappedData method

  -You can prepare the entire table in the bean and then can link it to the table using the bindings property
  Among all the three ways, according to me, the first one is effective and simplest, you can choose one based on your requirement

  Jean Lou

  Published by: Israel Jean Lou on August 14, 2009 08:20

• ADF 11: problem by invoking the backing bean popup

  Hi all
  
  Using Jdeveloper 11.1.1.2.0.
  
  I use dynamic areas in my project. I am able to open the pop-up window of backing bean
  using following code: -.
  
  
  FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  ExtendedRenderKitService service = Service.getRenderKitService (facesContext, ExtendedRenderKitService.class);
  service.addScript (facesContext, "AdfPage.PAGE.findComponent('pt1:ir1:1:rs_popupCreateApp').show ()");
  
  
  But the problem here is that "* 1 * ' in the ' pt1:ir1: * 1 *: rs_popupCreateApp" continues to change to * "0" or "3." So I have to change the code in backing bean giving pt1:ir1: * 0 *: rs_popupCreateApp or pt1:ir1: * 3 *: rs_popupCreateApp respectively. Problem here is that the source component of the (which invokes the popup) is a declarative resuable component of the button, and so I can't even add af:showPopupBehavior in that. Id of the source component run-time is 'pt1:ir1:1:rs_ort1:ox_tb_cb3', where the id of the target component is "pt1:ir1:1:rs_popupCreateApp".
  
  Please suggest code should I put in my two cents support this popup will appear each time, even the id of the target component is changed at the time of pt1:ir1: * 1 *: rs_popupCreateApp to pt1:ir1: * 0 *: rs_popupCreateApp or pt1:ir1: * 3 *: rs_popupCreateApp.
  
  Thank you
  Vikram

  Bind the component to your backing bean and use component.*getClientId () * instead of hard coding the component id.

  Nick

• ADF security &amp; 403 on 2nd attempt of connection error

  Hi once again, everything

  I am usinf jdev 12.1.3. I have created a small application with 3 pages, welcome.jspx which contains only 2 links to the other 2 pages, let's call them 'employees' and 'hr', that access tables DB with the same name.

  -J' enabled the ADF security with auto-generated form pages to connect to my request.

  -J' created pageDef for my homepage, because it does not because it has access does'nt all control data.

  -J' have created 2 users and 2 application roles, followed Frank Nimphius Blog (Oracle ADF: security for all), access a lot according to my needs.

  Runetime, I can successfully connect on my first attempt. However, when I do logout and try to connect using a different user (or even the same), I get a 403 error and no trace whatsoever is shown on my weblogic console.

  I tried also to deploy it in a stand alone WLS (12.1.3) with the same result.

  So my problem is that I can connect at once at my request, after that I always 403, I uses to open a session no matter what username.

  To connect with success once again, I need cancel the deployment of the application and deploy it again. Even using different browsers, I get error 403.

  My hypothesis is that there is an error with the "disconnect" action, as it redirects me to the login form, but the session is still alive or something.

  I tried to sign in two different ways:

  -Via the link:

  < af:link text = "Logout" id = "gl1" destination = "#{' / adfAuthentication?}" Logout = true & amp;end_url=/login.html'}"/ >

  -Through the call action logout in session bean (it removes Frank sample application):

  public String logout()) {}

  FacesContext ctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();

  ExternalContext ectx = ctx.getExternalContext ();

  String logoutUrl = 'faces' + ctx.getViewRoot () .getViewId ();

  ((HttpServletRequest) ectx.getRequest () .getSession () .invalidate ();

  try {}

  ectx. Redirect (logoutUrl);

  } catch (IOException e) {}

  e.printStackTrace ();

  }

  Returns a null value.

  }

  The two ways that I get correctly redirected to the page of connection, but during my second attempt to connect, I get 403.

  
  

  Any ideas of what am I doing wrong?

  
  

  Thank you very much.

  
  

  
  

  Marc
  

  I'm going to auto-answer my own question.

  "In my link to logout, then the call to action to disconnect, I added in my grain of support, I forgot to remove the"destination = "#{' / adfAuthentication? logout = true & end_url = / login.html" "}""part.

  This withdrawal and only calls the logout method in the bean, it works as supposed to.

  Thanks anyway.

• Change Guide to Fusion? Creation of opening WLS for Backing Bean Code

  I noticed between the 11.1.1.1.0 and 11.1.1.2.0 Developer Guide of JDev for a subtle change to the code example for a connection programmatically in via WLS:
  
  First note '29.7.2.1 Creating connection to the Backing Bean Code' section of the 11.1.1.1.0 step 4 doLogin method():
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E12839_01/Web.1111/b31974/adding_security.htm#BGBFJJJH
  
  Secondly, notes that same named section 30.7.2.1 6 simplified again doLogin():
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E15523_01/Web.1111/b31974/adding_security.htm#BGBFJJJH
  
  Specifically, I note in the new 11.1.1.2.0 points out the subtle inclusion of ServletAuthentication.generateNewSessionID (request);
  
  What is what and what is the effect on my request to ADF?
  
  I ask, because we use the example of Steve Muench 129 for dynamic JDBC connections + programmatically the user connection based on the 11.1.1.1.0 notes. For some reason any code of Steve is thrown:
  oracle.jbo.InvalidObjNameException: Houston-25005: view.pageDefs_myAppPageDef object of type Binding definition of the form name is not valid.
  
  .. .when ever I add all links to my pageDef to the page that requires authentication. Go debugging it looks like the JdbcPagePhaseListener is called at a time when the definition of page files will still be initialized (well, that's a guess). This leads me to believe the 11.1.1.1.0 original method of logging via the WLS is not something properly to the connection needed by the ADF.
  
  Can someone give more information above why the doLogin() in the merger Guide method changed between versions please?
  
  With our thanks
  
  CM.

  Hi Chris,

  Wow! Your so quick that you have noticed that there is difference. :)
  I just noticed the note on the line with difference as follows:

  Line 11 ensures that the session for the session ID is changed after the user is successfully authenticated. This is necessary in order to avoid leaving the application open a session fixation attack, that would be a security breach.

  I hope someone can explain that.

  Kind regards
  Pino