oracleforms

I successfully injected my own Java code in a running Oracle Forms application, using DLL Injection and some jni trickery. (Windows 7, 32 bits, Oracle Forms 11, JRE Java 8) I am able to traverse the tree of Components and to query and set values in some basic Java objects, such as those from class oracle.forms.ui.VTextField I am stuck when trying to simulate user click on a oracle.apps.fnd.ui.Button I tried 2 things : call the simulatePush method of the AbstractButton class call the activate method of the PushButton class (the 2 classes are in the class hierarchy for Button ) Results were

I applied this code in oracle forms 10g on trigger WHEN-BUTTON-PRESSED. This code only save the file on target location. CODE: PROCEDURE GEN_EXCEL IS IN_FILE TEXT_IO.FILE_TYPE; VC_HEAD Varchar2(32000); vc_file_path Varchar2(50) := 'C:\'; BEGIN IN_FILE := TEXT_IO.FOPEN(vc_file_path||'Test'||'.CSV','W'); TEXT_IO.PUT_LINE(IN_FILE,'YOUR_TITLE'||chr(10)); VC_HEAD := 'header1,header2,header3,header4'; TEXT_IO.PUT_LINE(IN_FILE,VC_HEAD); FOR C1 IN ( SELECT column1, column2, column3, column4 FROM Table_name) LOOP TEXT_IO.PUT_LINE(IN_FILE,C1.col1||','||C1.col2||','||C1.col3||','||C1.col4); END LOOP;

I am creating Procedure in Oracle Forms in which Check Validation data and insert data into table. Also check Validation data If condition true then write Some texts into text file and If condition is not true then write some texts into text file. Like: Validation No.1 : OK Validation No.2 : OK I created procedure successfully for "TRUE" Condition. Now I want If One Condition is True and 2nd Condition is False then write texts into text file. Like: Validation No.1 : OK Validation No.2 : ERROR And If both conditions "FALSE" Then Validation No.1 : ERROR Validation No.2 : ERROR Code: PROCEDURE

I just have a problem relative to concurrency whose logic flow is when a client (called Oracle Forms) will submit a request （called concurrent program ) and call a plsql procedure, this procedure eventually will call a java static method. What I find is that when I submit two request in the same time or in a very short interval(like 1 second), some concurrency problem will be noticed. The java method is the start point of doing something that search from the database suggest that which records should be inserted into database. The problem is that, they will result in duplicated result since

I want to run Oracle Forms standalone without any web-browser with java plugin. Is there a way to call a compiled .fmx form directly via some java application or by calling the forms-JAR-files with some parameters? CU, Arne Inofficial contradiction: Yes, it's possible :-) Oracle support says it is officially not supported, but you can use Web Start (again not supported by Oracle). Support recommended this link: http://groundside.com/blog/JanCarlin.php?title=forms_and_java_web_start and our developers tried and succeeded. You can run it as local application without need of a web browser (looks