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Is it possible for a java application, called by Oracle Forms, to participate in the same database session like Forms?
Started by Arne on
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The Forms process itself runs context of the Form....
This is unfortunately not possible.
As a java bean within a form container.
The only way I know of is for the java application to run as a component of a form, e.g.
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Actually I want to submit a html Form through java code.
i use Apache HttpClient API Post method for this but when i send the request it return me same page with filled form instead of submitting it.
When i open that Html Form which i want to submit through...
Started by Zubair Ashraf on
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Hardest way....
Just read the JS code yourself, filter the URL out of it and populate the parameters as the Ajax request did -just use a HTTP header tracker (Firebug?) to get them all .
Easiest way is to invoke the same HTTP request as the Ajax request did .
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I have created a fairly substantial Java GUI application with many form windows where the settings are locked up in .form files. I am wondering is there any way to convert or refactor these .form files into real Java source code that I can modify?
The...
Started by Brock Woolf on
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You make the decision to modify the .java files manually, the .form files become out of syncMy understanding is that the ".form" files are only used by the Netbeans GUI builder to keep track updates the actual source (.java....
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Hello,
I have a java servlet which get the form request from one webpage in domain A, and it would deal with the form, and would send the result in another form as a request to another webpage in domain B.
I'm wondering how to submit the form programmatically...
Started by Sapience on
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Try a javascript auto submit form returned, HttpServletResponse resp) { PrintWriter p = resp.getPrintWriter(); p.print("<form id='f' action=[URL on domain; <jsp:useBean id="myBean....
Etc
There are ton's of options to customize it.
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Does anyone know an automated solution to migrate Oracle Forms to Java desktop forms (e.g. a code generator whose input are Oracle Forms definition files and output is Java code in AWT/Swing/SWT/whatever)?
Preferrably open-source or free, but commercial...
Started by Nikola Gedelovski on
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It provides a Java.
There's a automated solution to migrate Oracle Forms and Reports to Java, visit us and request a free demo solution, you may be interested in using the JDAPI provided by Oracle to roll your own.
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Hi, I have a Java program that I'm trying to interact with over the web.
I need to gather form data from the user on a Drupal site that I don't have any control over, send it to the Java program, and send the output back to the user. The Java program ...
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The easiest way to make POST requests with java is to use.
That makes it very easy to get web form data - you just ask for values of web UI involved, as far as I can see.
But a servlet would work fine).
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I want to play some flash videos in my desktop application are there any tools (library,jar file, class... etc) to embed flvs in any java forms?
Started by fealin on
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Stackoverflow.com/questions/221218/embedding-flash-flex-component-into-java-app.
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I want to fill a text field of a HTTP form through java and then want to click on the submit button through java so as to get the page source of the document returned after submitting the form. I can do this by sending HTTP request directly but I don'...
Started by Yatendra Goel on
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You would probably need to write a Java Applet, as the only other way than sending a direct request the page, you might as well be using Javascript, instead of trying to get a Java Applet to do it, which("http://some_url"); // Get the ....
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I am writing a fat client application that I would ideally like to be cross-platform, but may settle for Windows-only based on the following:
I am much stronger in C# than Java (though I have a few years Enterprise Java experience) I haven't done much...
Started by Noah Heldman on
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Well, of course it is a matter of taste, but for a windows-only environment i would prefer windows forms ( which you theoretically could try to run on other platforms via Mono ) or WPF (which is a best option for a fat client application as far....
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Using Java is there anyway to display a custom form/image that behaves similar to TrayIcon.displayMessage() function in that it displays just above the system tray for a while then disappears?
I am also looking for a way to display multiple notifications...
Started by Nate on
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It has Java bindings for GTK, including a status icon for the tray, and notification events..
Go check out Java GNOME .
Up from the top right corner if I'm using LTR, and it seems to work well .
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