Forms HTML Editor- Update

Posted on February 4th, 2009.

I have completed the development and testing phases for the Oracle Forms HTML editor. Most of the features I mentioned before are now in the editor.

Based on some suggestions, the editor is now officially named FRITE  (pronounced like Freet).

Before I release it in the wild, I am looking for 5 or 10 beta-testers . You will get the JAR file, developer’s guide and user’s guide. You will receive the material Friday Feb 06, 09 and should send back your feedback by Monday Feb 09, 09 midnight EST.  I understand that most do not work week-ends but at least you’ll have monday to get FRITE through its paces.

Please send an email to info [at] degenio.com with your name and email address.

Thanks.

Update: Friday Feb 6,09. Beta-testing will start on Monday Feb 9,09.

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Hafed,
Will it be a Java Bean or a PJC ?
If Java Bean, did you choose standard or enhanced (using the FBean package)
Francois

Francois
February 6th, 2009

@Francois: It is a javabean and I used the standard package (VBean). As soon as Forms 11g is out and SUN JRE is standard implementation, I will update to FBean. For the time being, I tried to make Frite available to as many people as possible which means JRE 1.3.

Hafed
February 6th, 2009

Can i get HTML editor files to test?

Thanks,
Nancy

nancy
February 8th, 2009

@Nancy: no problem, I will put you on the list.

Hafed
February 9th, 2009

Hi Hafed, I’d be glad to get the HTML editor javabean to test it in our project.

Congrats for your work and thank you from Spain.

Carlos.

Carlos
February 10th, 2009

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