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• "" Type = "java.math.BigDecimal type =" Oracle.jbo.domain.Number "VS".

  Hi all! I need some explanation about types: Type = "oracle.jbo.domain.Number"VS Type = "java.math.BigDecimal"
  
  I have variable enableEditing:
  

   this.enableEditing = this.getSelectedTaks().getAttribute("TaksacijasPk").equals(taksId); 

  If attribute EO TaksacijasPk is with the type "oracle.jbo.domain.Number" then all work with above the line, but if this attribute is of type "Java.Math.BigDecimal" then code above line do not work. To fix it, I need to add toString() operation in the line of code:
  

   this.enableEditing = this.getSelectedTaks().getAttribute("TaksacijasPk").toString().equals(taksId); 

  Maybe the question is, why in one case, I have to add toString() operation and in others not?
  
  Best regards, Debuger!

  Javadoc for the BigDecimal said

  Unlike compareTo, this method takes two objects BigDecimal equal only if they are equal in value and scale (so 2.0 is not equal to 2.00 compared to this method).

  You try to compare a BigDecimal/number for a taskId (which we don't have no idea what class it is).

  Suppose that taskId is a string.

  . Equals() on a number will simply convert the string to a number and check if the values are equal.

  . Equals() on a BigDecimal allows you to convert the string to a BigDecimal by applying the rules described in the BigDecimal (String) constructor, to-wit:

  The scale of the BigDecimal returned will be the number of digits in the fraction, or zero if the string contains no comma, subject to adjustment for any Exhibitor; If the string contains an exponent, the exponent is subtracted from the scale. The value of the scale that results must be between Integer.MIN_VALUE and Integer.MAX_VALUE, inclusively.

  My conjecture only (since you don't seem to be ready to use the debugger and check), is that you have a scale on your BigDecimal which does not match the scale on the BigDecimal which is built from the identifier.

  If I had to try to understand the difference between the two, I'd read the docs. Maybe even create a few test cases. Maybe to run my code in the debugger to see what that my BigDecimals and numbers looked like

• Trying to force a value of the type 'oracle.jbo.domain.Number' type 'java.

  Hi, I am very new in the world of JDeveloper and I get the following error:
  Trying to force a value of the type 'oracle.jbo.domain.Number' to type 'java.lang.Long.
  
  I'm trying to multiply two input values, say, 3.5 and 1000.
  It corresponds to a field in the commission which can be modified by the end user (this is why I need to store the value). The arithmetic operation is just a "recommendation" of the value that the end user will be finally type.
  
  In the jspx (which is using PPR) the button submit, I have the following code in the determination of the value of the field:
  #{bindings.CommProv.inputValue * links.} Monto.inputValue}
  
  If someone could give any help on this, I would really appreciate it.
  
  Kind regards
  Max.

  Max,

  Try this:
  #{bindings.CommProv.inputValue.bigDecimalValue * links.} Monto.inputValue.bigDecimalValue}

  This will convert your oracle.jbo.domain.Number values to a form that can be multiplied.

  Hope this helps
  Blaise

• Conversion oracle.jbo.domain.Number-> 'impossible', in liaison

  11.1.1.3 JDEV
  
  Try to call a function from a jsf page. It throws an error like
  * "Failed to create an object of type: java.lang.Number type: oracle.jbo.domain.Number with the value" * "
  
  Please see the part of my affair.
  < methodAction id = "checkDeviationFromBasecase".
  InstanceName = "ProjectMonitoringAppModuleDataControl.dataProvider"
  DataControl = "ProjectMonitoringAppModuleDataControl."
  RequiresUpdateModel = 'true' Action = 'invokeMethod '.
  MethodName = "checkDeviationFromBasecase."
  IsViewObjectMethod = "false".
  ReturnName = "ProjectMonitoringAppModuleDataControl.methodResults.checkDeviationFromBasecase_ProjectMonitoringAppModuleDataControl_dataProvider_checkDeviationFromBasecase_result" > "
  < NamedData NDName = "pPid".
  * NDValue = "#{bindings." Pid.inputValue} "//this is oracle.jbo.domain.Number."
  NDType="java.lang.Number"/ >
  < / methodAction >
  
  Is it possible to do by linking only without creating variables in addition to a bean.
  
  Help, please.
  
  Thank you.

  Why don't you have same oracle.jbo.domain.Number for NDType as well?

  Jean Lou

• Could not create the domain object type oracle.jbo.domain.Date

  Hello
  
  I'm getting the following exception in the user interface when I click on submit button (/ commit or any other button) for date fields. I created the default objects entity and notices for the database table. I'm poplating the data after executing the "Execute" operation on the iterator for the view.
  
  Cannot be created with the value ' 22/09/2009' field object type oracle.jbo.domain.Date. +
  
  Even if I had not made any changes to the date also fields, it's give the exception message in the user interface and do not return the form.
  
  Could you please help me to solve the issue.
  
  Thank you and best regards,
  
  S R Prasad
  
  Published by: oumar s Prasad on November 18, 2009 15:01

  Prasad,

  What is your version of JDev? And what technology do you use to model? BC4J? Can you try to change the format of the attribute in the object view? Say with the type of Simple date format and format "mm/dd/yyyy".

  Arun-

• oracle.jbo.domain.Number, round() method to change the type of data returned?

  Hi all

  When I tried to round the value to oracle.jbo.domain.Number, it returns data of type oracle.sql.Number. Please see the following code snippet:

  Number unitPrice = new Number (9.95);

  Number of numOfRet = new Number (5);

  Total = (unitPrice.multiply (numOfRet)) .multiply (1.05) .round (2);

  The third line can not compile because the round() method returns a data type of oracle.sql.Number, which generates the compile error. If I put a guy up there, it works. When I checked the javadoc, the method has a number of return type. But it says in the details of the description of the method, it returns a Java int. Can I ask is there something wrong here? You can find the javadoc here: number (Oracle ADF business components API Reference 10.1.2 areas)

  Thank you

  Sheet

  Order to understand, the problem is that the round() method returns a number, but a NUMBER data type.

  NUMBER public tour (int decimal_place)

  Therefore, cast to the number.

  Timo

• Type "java.lang.Integer" Incompatible with "oracle.jbo.domain.Number".

  Hi experts,
  
  uses 11.1.1.5.0 - adfbc jdev
  
  Castin the problem:
  
  pyear - number data type
  
  var oracle.jbo.domain.Number = new oracle.jbo.domain.Number (pyear);
  Integer s = (integer) var;
  
  My question is how can I get oracle.jbo.domain.number in java.lang.Integer.

  Well, you should be aware of that you loos certain precision that a number can be larger then the max int value...

          Number n = new Number(1345);
          Integer iVal = n.intValue();
          BigInteger lBigInteger = n.bigIntegerValue();
  

  I would use BigInteger instead...

  Timo

• java.lang.Integer cannot be cast to oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  Hello

  I use JDEV 11.1.2.1.0

  Here is my code

  Number _id;

  DCBindingContainer dcBindings = (DCBindingContainer) BindingContext.getCurrent () .getCurrentBindingsEntry ();

  DCIteratorBinding iterBind = (DCIteratorBinding) dcBindings.get ("IDView1Iterator");

  _id = (Number) iterBind.getCurrentRow () .getAttribute ("Id");

  It gives me the error

  java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Integer cannot be cast to oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  I imported oracle.jbo.domain.Number.

  Please notify.

  Yes, but your Id attribute is of type java.lang.Integer, and try to throw him to oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  try to use following:

  Integer Id = (Integer) iterBind.getCurrentRow () .getAttribute ("Id");

  _id = new Number (Id.intValue ());

  997766 wrote:

  _id = (Number) iterBind.getCurrentRow () .getAttribute ("Id");

  It gives me the error

  java.lang.ClassCastException: java.lang.Integer cannot be cast to oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  I imported oracle.jbo.domain.Number.

  Please notify.

• EL expression that is evaluated to oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  Hello world
  
  11.1.1.5 JDev
  
  I have a problem passing a value of oracle.jbo.domain.Number in a workflow, when you try to type in a literal, for testing purposes.
  
  It's what looks like my pageDef file:

  <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
  <pageDefinition xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adfm/uimodel"
                  version="11.1.1.60.13" id="BdgVerTestPageDef"
                  Package="fo.att.alm.pageDefs">
    <parameters/>
    <executables>
      <variableIterator id="variables"/>
      <page path="shared.template.almTemplatePageDef" id="pageTemplateBinding"
            Refresh="ifNeeded"/>
      <taskFlow id="sosbrwbdgedit1"
                taskFlowId="/WEB-INF/sos/bounded/sos-brw-bdg-edit.xml#sos-brw-bdg-edit"
                activation="deferred"
                xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adf/controller/binding">
        <parameters>
          <parameter id="idSosBrwBdgVer"
                     xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adfm/uimodel"
                     value="#{null}"/>
          <parameter id="idSosBrwBdgPer"
                     xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/adfm/uimodel"
                     value="#{7333177}"/>
        </parameters>
      </taskFlow>
    </executables>
    <bindings/>
  </pageDefinition>

  When I type #{'7333177'} for the idSosBrwBdgPer parameter I get
  Cannot convert the type class java.lang.String 7333177 to class oracle.jbo.domain.Number
  
  When I type #{7333177} for the idSosBrwBdgPer parameter I get
  Cannot convert 7 333 177-type class to the oracle.jbo.domain.Number class java.lang.Long
  
  Anyone know the good EL for that to work?
  
  
  Best regards
  John

  Hello

  create a bean managed which exposes a method, back Houston area number and reference to El EL doesn't have an option to create instances of the object

  Frank

• How to cast from object to String or number (oracle.jbo.domain.Number)

  Hello!

  How can I throw it a data type string or object in numbers (oracle.jbo.domain.Number)?

  Thank you.

  Please see below the code.

  Number of numValue = new (strVal);

  BR, 906099

• Cannot convert oracle.jbo.domain.Number to class the class java.lang.Long in EL

  I have this error:

  ViewId treatment < UIXRegion > < _warn > error: / frameworks-designer-task-flow/hand URI: FrameworksDesignerMain.jsff real-URI: EnterpriseProcessExecutionSchedules.jsff.

  java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: cannot convert 2 type class to class java.lang.Long oracle.jbo.domain.Number

  at com.sun.el.lang.ELSupport.coerceToNumber (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.el.lang.ELSupport.equals (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.el.parser.AstNotEqual.getValue (unknown Source)

  at com.sun.el.ValueExpressionImpl.getValue (unknown Source)

  at org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.bean.FacesBeanImpl.getProperty(FacesBeanImpl.java:73)

  to oracle.adfinternal.view.faces.renderkit.rich. LabeledInputRenderer.isDisabled (LabeledInputRenderer.java:285)

  My question is how do I find in my page jsff?  I see that it is on a property of disabled but I don't know which and there are many on this page.  I think it's one that looks like this: disabled = ' #{bindings. " "{PGSchedType.inputValue No 5}.  If my different EL expression?

  Thank you.

  Rudy

  JDev 11.1.2.4.0

  Hi Rudy,.

  I guess that you have spotted it right. Instead of 5 in your disabled property, use '5'

  
  

  I mean, just surround it with quotes like below
  

  
  

  disabled="#{bindings.PGSchedType.inputValue ne '5'}"
  

  Thank you

  SAIF

• Java.lang.Integer cannot be applied to oracle.jbo.domain.number

  Hi all
  
  Jdev Version: 11.1.2.3.0
  
  Platfor: Windows 7
  
  I'm trying to implement sequences and followed the following ADF essentials to create the same. For some strange reason, I meet, it throws the error of compilation as below.
  
  [http://download.oracle.com/otn_hosted_doc/jdeveloper/11gdemos/ADF_Insider_Essentials/ADFInsider_sequence/ADFInsider_sequence.html]
  
  Steps to follow:
  
  1. create the DepartmentsEO
  
  2. has generated the Impl class for departments with accessors and Create method
  
  I wrote the following lines in the method Impl to create files and get the error like setDepartmentId (java.lang.Integer) in eo model. DepartmentsImpl can not be applied to the (oracle.jbo.domain.number) *
  
  SequenceImpl Seq = new SequenceImpl("DEPARTMENTS_SEQ",getDBTransaction);
  setDepartmentId (seq.getSequenceNumber ()); *
  
  Please help me!
  
  Thank you

  Hello

  What Type of Map you selected when creating components trade?

  Make sure it is Oracle. Looks like you have selected the Type of card Java takes DepartmentId column as Integer.

  It takes so you must import the oracle.jbo.domain.Number class

  setDepartmentId (numeric value)

  Recommendation: Create business components again with card Type Oracle.

• convert oracle.jbo.domain.number in full

  Hello

  I use jdeveloper 11.1.2.4.0

  Can anyone help on how to convert the oracle.jbo.domain.number in full?

  Kind regards

  Steve

  New Integer (some_number.intValue ());

• oracle.jbo.domain.Number programmatically

  Hi all

  I want to increment (5) for tValu after assigning the value of the method...

  in... impl. Java

  oracle.jbo.domain.Number tValu = new oracle.jbo.domain.Number (0);

  tValu = callingMethod.test ();

  
  

  tValu = / / + 5

  
  

  Thanks in advance.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Hello

  VR;

  tValu.add (.)

• Error (17.14): samhi.oracle.apps.po.sample.server.SampleEOImpl of the class should be declared abstract. It defines no method setLastUpdateLogin (oracle.jbo.domain.Number) of the oracle.apps.fnd.framework.server.OAEntityImpl class

  Error (17.14): samhi.oracle.apps.po.sample.server.SampleEOImpl of the class should be declared abstract. It defines no method setLastUpdateLogin (oracle.jbo.domain.Number) of the oracle.apps.fnd.framework.server.OAEntityImpl class can help on this please

  Check once WHO columns are present or not table

  Last updated

  Last updated by

  Last updated connection

  Date of creation

  Created by

  These fields are required for the creation of EO.

  SANGU-