Validation of DateTime field (without custom management functions)

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• Does invalidate a field without a lock of the event, invalidate the field Manager?

  It is probably of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

  Does invalidate a field without the lock of the event, invalidate the field Manager?

  In other words, if I cancel one or several fields individually, I see any changes made to the zone manager?

  Thank you.

  No, disabling the field does not affect the Manager. You must be confusing with disabling the Manager (repaint all managed fields) or make updateLayout field (including redispositions the display Assembly).

• Customizing fields to a manager of a screen.

  This is my first post here, so Hi everyone.

  I have the following problem:

  I create a "Manager" to the screen. So, I want to add the field to this Manager, and after that I want to add fields to this handler in sublayout method and try to setPositionChild and LayoutChild. The problem apparently is that I can't call the following functions on the newly created Manager, because they are protected.

  GRR Im may be confusing.

  Since I went through a period of similar confusion about a year ago, I think I know what you're asking.

  So here:

  1. some of these protected methods aren't for you to call - they are called by the BlackBerry infrastructure.  You override methods such as sublayout(), setPreferredWidth() etc to change the behavior of your Manager.

  2 setPositionChild() and layoutChild(), on the other hand, are protected and not private in the abstract class Manager exactly because RIM wanted to give you access to them when extending the class of their Manager.  You call to your sublayout() method to position the fields as desired.

  3. you don't add fields inside your method of sublayout() - you add before add your manager to another Manager (or a screen). When the screen containing your Manager finally gets push in the battery of the screen, the system calls your method sublayout() to determine how your manager wants to look in the provided rectangle.  In addition to laying the fields, you will need to call setExtent() and setVirtualExtent() it.  In order to browse your fields managed one by one, use getFieldCount() and then getField() in a loop.

  Good luck - you will need it!

  Arkady.

  P.S.: I suggest that you answer here again if you have more general questions.  For something more specific, try searching the forums first, and then open your own new discussion if you can't find what you need.

• Field of custom Validation IOM 11 GR 2 PS2

  Hello

  I need post if the document exists in the data basis of oim, if the case exists, an error message can be indicated.

  I do a validation custom for the field in the form to create a user. I created a custom code and I have deployed the oracle.iam.ui.custom - dev-starter - pack.war with custom libraries. I changed the configuration of sandbox to use the field of custom validation.

  private static final String DOCUMENT_ATTRIBUTE = "DOCUMENTO__c";

  document of UIComponent private;

  ...

  Gets and sets

  ...

  {} public validator Sub (facesContext, UIComponent uiComponent, FacesContext, object)

  {if (uiComponent.Equals (document))}

  Valid DocumentValidator = new DocumentValidator();

  Connection String = new String();

  String documentToValid = new String();

  documentToValid = FacesUtils.getAttributeBindingValue (DOCUMENT_ATTRIBUTE, String.class);

  Login = valid.docValidate (documentToValid);

  {if(!login.) IsEmpty())}

  facesContext.addMessage (uiComponent.getClientId (facesContext),

  new FacesMessage (FacesMessage.SEVERITY_ERROR, EXIST_DOC + "-" + login + "document:" + documentToValid, null));

  }

  else {}

  FacesUtils.partialRender (text);

  }

  }

  }

  Configuration of sandbox:

  Component data - catalogue / imput value with text field label

  < mds:insert parent = position "_xg_pfl5" = "last" >

  " < = xmlns:af af:inputText ' http://xmlns.Oracle.com/ADF/faces/rich "" "

  value = "#{bindings." DOCUMENTO__c.inputValue}.

  label = "#{bindings." DOCUMENTO__c.hints.label}.

  required = "true".

  columns = "#{bindings." DOCUMENTO__c.hints.DisplayWidth}.

  maximumLength = "#{bindings." DOCUMENTO__c.hints.precision}.

  shortDesc = "#{bindings." DOCUMENTO__c.hints.ToolTip}.

  ID = "dtrt_dc_8912853077".

  autoSubmit = 'true '.

  valueChangeListener = "#{pageFlowScope.cartDetailStateBean.attributeValueChangedListener} '"

  helpTopicId = 'document '.

  Validator = "#{backingBeanScope.userformbean.Validator} '"

  Binding = "#{backingBeanScope.userformbean.document}" >

  " < f: validator = xmlns:f ' http://Java.Sun.com/JSF/core "binding =" #{bindings. DOCUMENTO__c.validator}"/ >

  < / af:inputText >

  < / mds:insert >

  ...

  Thus, this metod getAttributeBindingValue returns null. I don't know if a bad configuration.

  Can it help me?

  Hello

  Have you seen/follow-up following doc ID?

  A Validation that is customized to the user create and modify operations in R2 IOM (Doc ID 1955302.1)

  ~ J

• Click of the mouse on the chart without event management

  Is there a way to detect the mouse click on a chart without event management? My version of LabVIEW database has no events management features.

  Thank you

  Ryan

  Sweet justice.  Because you were a guy standing, my scorn is now much closer to 90/10.  They should really sign make an acknowledgement that you know what you get.  I don't think it's unreasonable to expect basic functionality, and IMO event Structures are pretty basic.  This is why I'm not in marketing.

  Time of experience.  It may be while you are unable to change the structure of the event, maybe you can run code that contains and edit around them.  Here, I use a structure of the event to a mouse event down to the chart.  Normally, I'd put the code inside the occurrence of the event, but maybe you can not change the inside.  Instead, I pass a boolean that is true when the mouse down event fired and pass out the XY coords as well.  You can do something within a structure separated from cases as I show.

  I would like to know if it works.

• Custom Manager does not display anything

  I encounter the same problem that has been described in this thread:

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Java-development/implement-own-custom-manager/TD-p/233568

  The thread was to make a ScrollChangeListener. Is a necessary ScrollChangeListener in the extension Manager? The API documentation makes no mention of this requirement.

  Thank you

  I think that I finally understand it.

  When you use drawText, I put values non-null in the coordinates of the anchor. I thought that I had to move the anchor point for each field that I drew in the Manager. It turns out that Manager takes care to position the region of drawing of field, so I didn't need to move the anchor point.

  I assumed that when I moved the anchor, he moved the drawing actually so that he was no longer in the clipping region. It is in any case I guess.

• Setting the focus on a field without scrolling to it

  Hi all

  Basically, I implement scroll smoothly for is a VerticalFieldManager by subclassing, generating a thread and call setVerticalScroll accordingly... The result is a very nice scrolling.

  However, I also want to control the focus of the fields. However, Field.setFocus () scrolls automatically to this field... that is not what I want.

  How can I set focus to a field without the user interface infrastructure automatically scrolling to it?

  tjerkw wrote:

  I can't replace getVerticalScroll Manager: this is a final method...

  Well I've almost implemented smooth scrolling... but he jumped up and down sometimes because of the blackberry user interface infrastructure...

  Oh yes! I was wondering why I had to create a new getVerticalPosition() - that's why!

  Jumping from high to low is inevitable since these invokeLater arrive at unpredictable times.  Be sure to keep the overall pace and it will be good enough.

  Another word of warning: If you make your scroll of in a TimerTask, don't forget to cancel it when your manager scrolls smoothly becomes obscured and set one new another appointment when necessary.  If you leave it running (for example, runs at 20 Hz or so, looking for the last event not transformed), if will drain the battery like crazy...

• OSB custom Xpath functions

  I use custom XPath functions. I put all the associated files in the % OSB_HOME%/config/xpath-functions. It works very well in my development environment which is a unique domain server.
  
  But when I'm deploying on my new UAT environment including a multiple domain server, it gives an error.
  My server admin is port 7001 and server run on 8001. Sbconcole located on 7001, I see my custom in the Xquery function window function. I can also click on the test button in the Xquery designer view and it works very well.
  
  But when I activate my proxy and then use the test console to run the proxy it gives an error. Test console running the proxy on the managed server. I guess that enforcement cannot find the custom managed server jar file.
  
  no idea what directory I need to copy the jar file on measurement so tat it works as well in the admin and the managed server?
  
  just a point, when I use fn - bea * functions that it works very well. To me, it is also a custom function. But I noticed that the jar file is not installed in the % OSB_HOME%/config/xpath-functions. no idea what is the name of the jar for fn-functions of bea.
  
  concerning
  Roshan

  I have built custom functions and tested in the single server, and also an area of OSB in cluster. Fuctions of custom XPath work correctly in two of these area in the console to Test the OSB

  I just placed the files xml and jar containing custom under C:\beaplatforms\11g\wls1033\osb11g\config\xpath-functions functions

  osbCustomFunctions.xml
  osbCustomFunctions.properties
  customXPathFunc.jar

  You can try to restart the full Domain - Admin servers and managed and test again.

• I want the single update query without using the function.

  I want to update sells_table selling_code field with product_code date product table max.
  In the product table, there are several product_code date wise.
  
  I did with below charly with the use of the service, but we can do in the query what a single update
  without using the function.
  
  UPDATE sells_table
  SET selling_code = MAXDATEPRODUCT (ctd_vpk_product_code)
  WHERE NVL(update_product_flag,0) = 0;
  
  (P_product IN VARCHAR2) RETURN of HVL.maxdateproduct NUMBER FUNCTION to CREATE or REPLACE
  IS
  max_date_product VARCHAR2 (100);
  BEGIN
  BEGIN
  SELECT NVL (TRIM (product_code), 0)
  IN max_date_product
  FROM (SELECT product_code, xref_end_dt)
  PRODUCT
  WHERE TO_NUMBER (p_product) = pr.item_id
  ORDER BY xref_end_dt DESC)
  WHERE ROWNUM = 1; -He'll be back a single line - max date product code
  EXCEPTION
  WHILE OTHERS
  THEN
  RETURN 0;
  END;
  
  RETURN max_date_product;
  
  END maxdateproduct;
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  Something like that.

  update setlls_table st
          set selling_code =(select nvl(trim(product_code)) from
                                (select product_code
                                        , rank() over (partition by item_id order by xref_end_dt DESC) rn
                                     from product
                                 ) pr
                                 where rn =1
                                       and pr.item_id = st.ctd_vpk_product_code
                             ) where NVL(update_product_flag,0) = 0 ;
  

  That such is not tested due to lack of sampling input.

  Concerning
  Anurag Tibrewal.

• manifest files can be deleted without affecting the functions of the computer?

  Manifest files can be deleted without affecting the functions of the computer?

  Hello

  1. you try to delete a specific file?
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• How can I get the position of a field in a Manager?

  Hi all

  I just want to know that how I can the position of a field in a Manager (Vertical or flow)?

  If I get the x, position y, I can do a pop-up screen depends on this position...

  Can someone help me solve this problem?

  Thank you very much.

  Welcome to the forums.

  I use getFocusRect to fetch the XYRect of the target field. You can get the details from there.

• Adding fields to a Manager different button clicks

  if (field == buttonField && label.equals("First")) {
              LabelField label = new LabelField("1");
          add(label);
          buttonField.setLabel("Last");}
  else if (field == buttonField && label.equals("Last")) {
          buttonField.setLabel("First");
          labelField2 = new LabelField("2");
          add(labelField2);
          labelField3 = new LabelField("3");
          add(labelField2);
  }
  

  Here is an example of my FieldChangeListener. It is clear what he does (even for me clear ). It simply adds fields - a field to the first button clicks - and two others to the second click.

  What I want to do is to add these fields to a manager - regardless of the vertical or horizontal, I just need to get the concept of how it should be done. The idea is to build a manager at the first click on a button and add labelField. When the second click occurs, I need this Manager to add an other field (s), for example as in my example code.

  Could you please indicate the way to do this? It might be very obvious of sth, yet lack me.

  EDIT: spelling errors, sorry...

  Edit2: Can it be reached via setter/getter?

  Setter / getter did the trick.

  if (field == buttonField && label.equals("First")) {
              getHFM();
                  LabelField label = new LabelField("1");
          setHFM().add(label);
          buttonField.setLabel("Last");
  }
  else if (field == buttonField && label.equals("Last")) {
          buttonField.setLabel("First");
          labelField2 = new LabelField("2");
          setHFM().add(labelField2);
          labelField3 = new LabelField("3");
          setHFM().add(labelField2);
  }
  
  public HorizontalFieldManager getHFM(){
          hfm = new HorizontalFieldManager(USE_ALL_WIDTH);
          add(hfm);
          return hfm;
  }
  public HorizontalFieldManager setHFM() {
          return hfm;
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• touch events for several fields in the Manager of several

  In my application... I have a vertical field (VFM) Manager in the screen.

  In this optimization of resources, I inserted 3 manaagers:

  (1) District Manager hfmHeader horizontal (in which I added 1 label (NON_FOCUSABLE) and 1-2 Btns according to the conidtion (tuochEvent FOCUSABLE and overrried all in initlilsing it).)

  (2) District Manager vertical ListField container or TextField or LabelField vfmManager in accordance with the condition.

  ((3) District Manager horizontal hfmButtons containing 6 btns... all tuochEvent FOCUSABLE and overrried initlilsing while the).

  public int getFieldAtLocation (int x, int y)
  {
  XYRect rect = new XYRect();
  int index = getFieldCount()-1;
  While (index > = 0)
  {
  getField (index) .getExtent (rect);
  If (rect.contains (x, y))
  break;
  -the index;
  }
  return to index.
  }

  Second, the click event try something like:

  protected boolean touchEvent(TouchEvent event)
  {
     switch( event.getEvent()  )
     {
          case TouchEvent.CLICK:
            int index = getFieldAtLocation(event.getX(1),
                                           event.getY(1));
            // Ignore click events outside any fields
            if (index == -1)return true;
            Field field = getField(index);
            if(field.equals(bitmapField))
            {
              System.out.println("Bitmap Clicked");
            }
          return true;
     }
     return super.touchEvent(event);
  }
  

  Even when I am using above solution, can't scroll. and click event of the hfmButtons buttons aren't the gt performed.

  Second... If I don't stand... I am able to scroll and executed at least the first 3 buttons click event.

  How can I implement for each button click event in any Manager? Is this possible...

  Can someone please help in this regard. Any suggestion or if possible code snippet will be appreciable.

  Thank you

  Use the snippet for each manager of...

  case TouchEvent.CLICK:
  India = getFieldAtLocation (event.getX (1),)
  event.getY (1));
  If (India! = - 1) {}
  Field fm = getField (India);
  {if (FM. Equals (vfmMain))}
  int index1 = vfmMain.getFieldAtLocation (event.getX (1),)
  event.getY (1));

  If (index1 >-1) {}

  Field = vfmMain.getField (index1);

  check field is instance of the field you want

  {if (Field.Equals (footerManager))}
  Container.isFooterManager = true;
  int index2 = footerManager.getFieldAtLocation (event.getX (1), event.getY (1));

  Search fields in the Manager of this...

  } ElseIf... {

  go on the same cehcking

  } ElseIf {}

  ... like this, go to the control...

  }

  }

• Adding fields to a Manager slows down application

  Is there a reason why adding fields to a Manager directly slows my application?

  In the constructor of my screen, I loop and add 200 LabelFields.  This causes the user interface is very slow.

  However, if I loop and add fields to a temporary VerticalFieldManager and then add only the Manager screen, works fast.

  The disadvantage of this approach is that the user will not be able to see the added both fields.

  I am surprised that I did not notice this earlier.

  Here's the slow code:

  import net.rim.device.api.system.Application;import net.rim.device.api.ui.Manager;import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.ButtonField;import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField;import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen;import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.VerticalFieldManager;
  
  public class TestScreen extends MainScreen {
  
    private static final int NUM_ROWS = 200;
  
      VerticalFieldManager outerRowManager;
  
     public TestScreen() {     super();
  
          ButtonField runBackgroundButton = new ButtonField("Background") {         protected boolean navigationClick(int status, int time) {             new BackgroundThread();               return true;          }     };
  
        outerRowManager = new VerticalFieldManager(Manager.VERTICAL_SCROLL | Manager.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR);
  
         add(runBackgroundButton);     add(outerRowManager); }
  
     public class BackgroundThread {
  
       public BackgroundThread() {           (new WorkerThread()).start();     }
  
         private class WorkerThread extends Thread {
  
           public void run() {
  
               for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ROWS; i++) {
  
                   synchronized (Application.getEventLock()) {                       outerRowManager.add(new LabelField("ROW " + i, LabelField.FOCUSABLE));                    }             }         }
  
         } }}
  

  And here is the quick code:

  import net.rim.device.api.system.Application;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.Manager;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.ButtonField;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.MainScreen;
  import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.VerticalFieldManager;
  
  public class TestScreen extends MainScreen {
  
      private static final int NUM_ROWS = 200;
  
      VerticalFieldManager outerRowManager;
  
      public TestScreen() {
          super();
  
          ButtonField runBackgroundButton = new ButtonField("Background") {
              protected boolean navigationClick(int status, int time) {
                  new BackgroundThread();
                  return true;
              }
          };
  
          add(runBackgroundButton);
      }
  
      public class BackgroundThread {
  
          public BackgroundThread() {
              (new WorkerThread()).start();
          }
  
          private class WorkerThread extends Thread {
  
              public void run() {
  
                  outerRowManager = new VerticalFieldManager(Manager.VERTICAL_SCROLL | Manager.VERTICAL_SCROLLBAR);
  
                  for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ROWS; i++) {
                      outerRowManager.add(new LabelField("ROW " + i, LabelField.FOCUSABLE));
                  }
  
                  synchronized (Application.getEventLock()) {
                      add(outerRowManager);
                  }
  
              }
  
          }
      }
  }
  

  The answer is actually quite simple. Every time that you add a field to a Manager, updateLayout() is called. In the first example, you already added "outerRowManager" to the screen and it was posted until you start adding LabelFields. In the second example you add fields to the Manager until the Manager has been added to the screen and displayed. Its always faster to add bottom up (onscreen Manager fields)... In addition, you are synchronizing with the interface thread user 200 times compared to 1 time.

• Need help installing QuickBooks Customer Manager v 2.5 on windows 8.

  Trying to install QuickBooks Customer Manager v 2.5 on windows 8... help!

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  There is a notice on the certified QuickBooks Pro on Windows 8 to the QuickBooks
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