Refresh a table

Dear all,

I use Jdeveloper 12.1.3.0 with a database of Oracle 12 c.

I created a tree with link that should refresh an ADF Table on the same page.

The Code of Action Bean of the link is:

package psmart.view.gl.bean;

import javax.faces.event.ActionEvent;
import oracle.jbo.ApplicationModule;
import oracle.jbo.RowSet;
import oracle.jbo.ViewObject;
import oracle.jbo.client.Configuration;
import oracle.jbo.server.ViewObjectImpl;
import psmart.model.am.AnalysisAMImpl;
import psmart.model.uview.AnaAccountBalVOImpl;
import psmart.view.gl.common.ADFUtil;


public class SetAnalysisCode {
    public SetAnalysisCode() {
    }
    public void GetTree(ActionEvent actionEvent) {
        String anaCode;
        anaCode = ADFUtil.evaluateEL("#{bindings.AnalysisCode1}").toString();
        String amDef = "psmart.model.am.AnalysisAM";
        String config = "AnalysisAMLocal";
        ApplicationModule am = Configuration.createRootApplicationModule(amDef, config);
        ViewObject vo = am.findViewObject("AnaAccountBalVO");
        vo.setNamedWhereClauseParam("PANA_CODE", anaCode);
        if (vo.hasNext()) {
            vo.executeQuery();
        }
    }
}

And the SQL code of the ViewObject is:

SELECT A.ACC_CODE, A.DESCR ACC_NAME, SUM(B.DR_LOCAL) - SUM(B.CR_LOCAL) BAL     
FROM PVT.ACC_CHART A, PVT.ACC_ALL_TRANS_D B     
WHERE A.ACC_CODE = B.ACC_CODE     
AND A.CO_CODE = B.CO_CODE    
AND B.ANALYSIS_CODE = :PANA_CODE 
HAVING SUM(DR_LOCAL) - SUM(CR_LOCAL) <> 0      
GROUP BY A.ACC_CODE, A.DESCR     
ORDER BY A.ACC_CODE

Debug and chek the variable anaCode in the java code is correct, so I think that the problem is only to refresh the table with the new value in the variable of liaison PANA_CODE.

Thank you and best regards

Only anaCode

User, let me summarize the replays, you already have (which are partly right) and explain why you do not see the table changes.

First, add a partial trigger to the table of the method won't help you if you use createRootApplicationModule(). That means that it creates a new instance of the model layer. In this new model, you update the AnaAccountBalVO view with the right data for the binding variable. The problem is that the table on the page is connected to a different application module that includes the old data only.

So the addition of a partial trigger not you will get the new data that the new data are not in the module you are using.

To do your use case, you must do the following:

(1) create a custom method in the application module object or view that you pass the PANA_CODE as a parameter.

(2) the method sets the parameter to the parameter bind in the vo and calls executeQuery to get new data

(3) expose this method in the interface of the client of the application module or the view object

(4) add an actionBinding to the method in the pageDef. An easy way to do this is to drag the method of control of data on the page and drop it in the button. then switch to source mode and remove the code for the button

(5) set the parameter of the method to the link #{bindings. AnalysisCode1} (be said in passing shouldn't be #{bindings.) AnalysisCode1.inputValue})

(6) now, if you bind this method to the key.

There is a sample on how to do to three ways to remove a line all to browse a set of lines. JDev & ADF Goodies (Solution 2)

This way you don't need any code of java!

Timo

Tags: Java

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