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• How to access the inner class fields in refleciton?

  I have:
  

  class Outer {
      class Inner {
          int field;
      }
      Inner inner;
  }

  I use reflection to get the Outer.field field and recognize that it is a reference to the inner class. What should I do to get the inner.field (or something that looks remotely like this at Inner.field)?
  
  We would like to

  Well, precedent is too messy for me even follow my example. I've simplified it, and I think I found where my error was. I suspect that you were doing a similar error:

  package scratch;
  
  import java.lang.reflect.Field;
  
  public class Scratch {
  
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
      new Scratch().go();
    }
  
    void go() {
      Outer1 o1;
  
      Field[] fields = Outer1.class.getDeclaredFields ();
  
      for (Field field : fields) {
  
        final String fn = field.getName ();
        final Class ft = field.getType ();
        final Class fc = field.getClass ();
        final Class fdc = field.getDeclaringClass ();
  
        System.out.println ();
  
        System.out.println ("Outer1 field : " + fn);
  
        System.out.println ();
  
        System.out.println ("field's class (field.getType()) : " + ft.getName());
        System.out.println ("field.getType().isMemberClass() (" + ft.getName() +" isMemberClass()) : " + ft.isMemberClass ());
        System.out.println ("field.getType(). getDeclaringClass() (" + ft.getName() + "'s declaring class) : " + fdc);
  
        System.out.println ();
  
        System.out.println ("field.getClass()) : " + fc.getName());
        System.out.println ("field.getClass().isMemberClass() (" + fc.getName() +" isMemberClass()) : " + fc.isMemberClass ());
        System.out.println ("field.getClass().getDeclaringClass() (" + fc.getName() + "'s declaring class) : " + fc.getDeclaringClass ());
  
        System.out.println ();
  
        System.out.println ("Note the difference between Field.getClass() (" + field.getClass () + ") and Field.getType() (" + field.getType() + ")");
  
        System.out.println ();
      }
    }
  }
  
  class Outer1 {
    class Inner1 {
    }
  
    Inner1 i1;
  }
  
  Outer1 field : i1
  
  field's class (field.getType()) : scratch.Outer1$Inner1
  field.getType().isMemberClass() (scratch.Outer1$Inner1 isMemberClass()) : true
  field.getType(). getDeclaringClass() (scratch.Outer1$Inner1's declaring class) : class scratch.Outer1
  
  field.getClass()) : java.lang.reflect.Field
  field.getClass().isMemberClass() (java.lang.reflect.Field isMemberClass()) : false
  field.getClass().getDeclaringClass() (java.lang.reflect.Field's declaring class) : null
  
  Note the difference between Field.getClass() (class java.lang.reflect.Field) and Field.getType() (class scratch.Outer1$Inner1)
  

  field.getClass () does NOT get the class of the field. It get the class of the field object that points to the field reference variable, which is always java.lang.reflect.Field. To get the class of the field, use field.getType ().

  Do you see the difference?

  Edited by: jverd February 5, 2011 17:18

• How to access the BPM 11 g load useful or process varibles in the workflow of ADF

  I'm trying to view/edit the data in a user interface that is linked to a database by using a foreign key, requestId. The foreign key comes from a BPM process where it is spent in the workflow, a human task. The foreign key comes process variables or values of payload. I know that I can simply load the payload in BPM with the data in the tables, but I'm looking for a better solution use the ADF business components to view and edit data directly in the user interface.
  
  The BPM process uses a web service to start the process. Web services takes a primary key as a parameter to reference a column in the database table. The data is pre-filled with content and a primary key reference. The first activity is an activity of the user. I want the workflow behind the user activity to accept this primary key and use to locate the line in the database, so related views of the database delimited ADF business components can work to present the data in the user interface.
  
  I tried two approaches to the problem. The first uses the setCurrentRowWithKeyValue operation. The other changes the SQL where clause, used by the ADFbc iterator only returns one row for the given requestId. Both of these approaches fail to work because I don't know how to access the load BPM or variable data entering the workflow. Here is the piece of code that I used to try to define the row using the value of setCurrentRowWithKey:
  
  public String setRequestId() {}
  
  FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  Object requestObj = context.getApplication () .evaluateExpressionGet)
  context, "#{bindings."(, Number.class) RequestId.inputValue "};
  If (requestObj is nothing)
  Returns a null value.
  RequestId number;
  requestId = (number) requestObj;
  
  ITR DCIteratorBinding = (DCIteratorBinding)
  
  getBindings () .get ("PatfRequestHdrView1");
  
  itr.setCurrentRowWithKeyValue (requestId.toString ());
  
  Returns a null value.
  
  I didn't get very far with the second approach, change SQL where clause, because I do not know Groovy. I think I need something like:
  
  adf.object.viewObj.RequestId. but it is not a viewObject associated with BPM data, so I don't know that this particular expression will not work.
  
  Any help you can give me is greatly appreciated.
  
  Kind regards
  Mark

  Try this code in your method:

  FacesContext context = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance ();
  String ctx = (String) context.getApplication () .evaluateExpressionGet (context, "#{pageFlowScope.bpmWorklistContext}", String.class);
  String tskId = (String) context.getApplication () .evaluateExpressionGet (context, "#{pageFlowScope.bpmWorklistTaskId}", String.class);
  IWorkflowServiceClient workflowSvcClient = WorkflowService.getWorkflowServiceClient ();
  ITaskQueryService wfQueryService = workflowSvcClient.getTaskQueryService ();
  IWorkflowContext wfContext = wfQueryService.getWorkflowContext (ctx);
  Task myTask = wfQueryService.getTaskDetailsById (wfContext, tskId);
  XMLElement xmlPayload = (XMLElement) myTask.getPayloadAsElement ();
  get the payload as a string simple, useful for debugging
  java.io.StringWriter writer = new java.io.StringWriter ();
  xmlPayload.print (writer);
  String payloadAsString = writer.toString ();
  extract payload values: use methods in Oracle XDK

  See also this post:

  The task of reading by program details

• How to access the info in my iCloud account

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  For example

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  I put IdcAuthExtraRequestParams = referer in

  /base_domain/UCM/CS/bin/intradoc.cfg and

  /base_domain/UCM/CS/config/config.cfg

  UCM server restarted and Http server.

  Used < $HTTP_REFERER$ > in my htm file. It does not display anything.

  Can I know what went wrong? Is there an alternative way to get this?

  @Jon, I saw some variables such as ssOrignialUrl have the information in the console, but they are lost when its consultation: in page.

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• How to get the controller class of the a fxml file open in a tab?

  Hello.
  First of all, sorry for my bad inglish, that is not my language.
  
  Introduction:
  I work in the skeleton of an enterprisse application in javafx. Generally (in the past), I used swing with InternalFrames MDI form. Search in the web site on how can he do this, I found that the concept of the MDI form is obsolete, is recommended to use a tabpanel structure. I started to develop the application with this concept, but I have a question.
  
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  Kind regards
  
  Published by: user10311523 on 31-mar-2013 20:36
  
  Published by: m_ilio on 01-Apr-2013 05:40

  Instead of

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  do

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  Parent root = (Parent) loader.load();
  MyControllerType controller = loader.getController();
  // now you'll need to keep track of the controller somewhere, maybe a Map
  

  where of course you replace MyControllerType with classname of your controller.

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  < mx:List itemRenderer = "mx.controls.CheckBox" x = "0" y = "153" id = "listVocab" height = "297" width = "313" > < / mx:List > "

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  }
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  Code given above by will work me for collection arrayCollection whose objects are of the following type instead of simple strings:

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  label public var:String; here Word you can store
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• How to access the BIOS on Satellite A110-195 settings?

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• HP laptop - 15-ac121dx: how to access the ram on a 15-ac121dx modules

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