Oracle 10g Forms I

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Curso de Capacitación por Instructor (ILT) 1

Oracle Forms Developer 10g: Build InternetApplications

Course Objectives:

Create form modules, including components for database interactionand GUI controlsDisplay form modules in multiple windows and use a variety of layoutstylesTest form modules in a Web browserDebug form modules in a 3-tier environment

Implement triggersReuse objects and codeLink one form module to another

Course Topics:Introducing Oracle Forms Developer and Forms Services

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Oracle 10g ProductsOracle Application Server ArchitectureOracle Forms Services ArchitectureBenefits and Components of Oracle Developer SuiteRunning a Forms Developer ApplicationWorking in the Forms Developer Environment

Creating Forms ModulesCreating a Basic Forms Module

Creating a Master-Detail Forms ModuleModifying the Data BlockModifying the Layout

Working with Data Blocks and FramesUsing the Property PaletteManaging Object Properties




Creating and Using Visual AttributesControlling the Behavior and Appearance of Data Blocks

Controlling Frame PropertiesCreating Control Blocks

Deleting Data Blocks

Working with Input ItemsCreating Text ItemsControlling the Behavior and Appearance of Text ItemsCreating LOVsDefining EditorsCreating Check BoxesCreating List Items

Creating Radio Groups

Working with Non input ItemsCreating a Display Item

Creating an Image ItemCreating a Push ButtonCreating a Calculated ItemCreating a Hierarchical Tree ItemCreating a Bean Area Item

Creating Windows and CanvasesOverview of Windows and CanvasesDisplaying a Form Module in Multiple WindowsCreating a New WindowDisplaying a Form Module on Multiple LayoutsCreating a New Content CanvasCreating a Stacked Canvas

Creating a ToolbarCreating a Tab Canvas

Producing TriggersGrouping Triggers into Categories

Defining Trigger Components: Type, Code, and ScopeSpecifying Execution Hierarchy




Using the PL/SQL EditorUsing the Database Trigger Editor

Writing Trigger CodeUsing Variables and Built-ins

Using the When-Button-Pressed and When-Window-Closed Triggers

Debugging TriggersThe Debugging ProcessThe Debug ConsoleSetting BreakpointsDebugging TipsRunning a Form in Debug ModeStepping through Code

Adding Functionality to ItemsCoding Item Interaction TriggersDefining Functionality for Check BoxesChanging List Items at Run TimeDisplaying LOVs from ButtonsPopulating Image ItemsPopulating and Displaying Hierarchical TreesInteracting with JavaBeans

Run-Time Messages and AlertsBuilt-Ins and Handling ErrorsControlling System MessagesThe FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE ExceptionUsing Triggers to Intercept System MessagesCreating and Controlling AlertsHandling Server Errors

Query TriggersHandling Server ErrorsSELECT Statements Issued During Query ProcessingWHERE and ORDER BY clauses and the ONETIME_WHERE propertyWriting Query TriggersQuery Array Processing




Coding Triggers for Enter-Query ModeOverriding Default Query Processing

Obtaining Query Information at Run Time

ValidationValidation ProcessControlling Validation Using Properties

Controlling Validation Using TriggersPerforming Client-Side Validation with PJCsTracking Validation StatusUsing Built-ins to Control When Validation Occurs

NavigationNavigation OverviewUnderstanding Internal NavigationUsing Object Properties to Control NavigationWriting Navigation Triggers: When-New--Instance, Pre- and Post-TriggersThe Navigation TrapUsing Navigation Built-Ins in Triggers

Transaction Processing The Commit Sequence of EventsCharacteristics and Common Uses of Commit TriggersTesting the Results of Trigger DMLDML Statements Issued during Commit ProcessingOverriding Default Transaction ProcessingRunning against Data Sources Other Than OracleGetting and Setting the Commit Status

Implementing Array DML

Writing Flexible CodeWhat is Flexible Code?Using System Variables for Flexible Coding

Using Built-in Subprograms for Flexible Coding

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