FRITE- An update
As expected, I have received quite a number of requests for improvements to be introduced in the next version of FRITE. The most striking and the ones that I did not expect are those from enterprise users. For example, one request was for copying and pasting chunk of HTML codes from a Forms item module [...]
Read Full Post | Make a Comment ( 3 so far )Garnering interest for Oracle Developer day in Montreal, Canada
The last week has been quite hectic with the release of Frite and the new improvements I am adding to the google map bean. Glancing over the Oracle forms OTN pages and Grant’s blog, I was a bit feeling down not seeing Montreal on the Oracle developer’s circuit.
I know from facts that the local Montreal [...]
Frite v0.11 available now for download
Good news. I finally managed to get Frite available for download from sourceforge.net. Please check the page I dedicated for Frite. All the information about Frite is there.
Here is the link.
http://www.degenio.com/frite
Please do not forget to make comments and advise of any bugs, suggestions, etc…
Thanks
Update: Please use the comments system here for any questions [...]
Frite- presentation on screentoaster
Here is the link on www.screentoaster.com presenting Frite.
The bean has been submitted to the java beans competition on the PJC depot. You can download from there or from sourceforge.net.
The link on sourceforge should be available tuesday feb 24, 2009.
Support for PDF and HTML output within FRITE
Frite is designed as an HTML editor for Oracle Forms and as such the content in the forms module when sent to report should also be available for output. The formats I had in mind are PDF and HTML.
Those beta-testing Frite did not encounter problems with reports in HTML format. For example, links are clickable [...]
CONFÉRENCES OPEN ORA*GEC 2009-Montreal, Canada
I will be at the Open ORA*GEC 2009 which will be held in Montreal, Canada on February 19, 2009. There are a number of interesting sessions as far as my interests are concerned:
Solution Oracle Business Intelligence Entreprise Edition 11:30-12:15
Oracle Development tools (Apex, JDev, WebCenter) 11:30-12:15
Oracle Application Server Roadmap 13:30-14:30
Oracle and the Web 2.0 14:30-15:30
Identity management [...]
Oracle Forms to Oracle APEX conversion update
David Peake, product manager for Oracle application express, has posted an announcement related to the availability of APEX 3.2.
Forms Conversion is one of the features that is available in this release.
The free hosted “development” environment on http://apex.oracle.com , which is open to all developers, has been updated to APEX 3.2. That should give us an [...]
PJC/Javabeans competition
For those that are interested, Francois Degrelle is celebrating the three years anniversary of the PJC/Javabeans depot. Here is a link to the announcement.
There are already a number of submissions and it seems the winner will be hard to determine given the innovative ways those beans use Oracle Forms.
Oracle Forms and Javascript, how to marry them ?
For quite some time, I was trying to figure out a way to get Javascript to work within Oracle Forms. As usual, I use the common denominator as far as the runtime is concerned and that is JInitiator.
While that seems to be near impossible, I guess that with JAVA everything should be possible. So, after [...]
Google Static Map javabean with Forms 10g: new improvements
A number of users asked whether the bean can be improved in order to have the same feature as the full fledge google map.
The answer is Yes. I already tried the zoom and pan controls to the Google static map. However, my time now is being spent on completing the HTML rich text editor and [...]
