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Enable selection and Get selected marker value from dvt:thematicMap in ADF Faces by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: February 2, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF
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Previously I have posted about using dvt:thematicMap to mark locations using latitude and longitude, In that post I have described about showing different cities as markers on a world map using a POJO based data structure
Now In this post I am going to describe that how can we enable selection in thematic map and get selected location value in managed bean so here in this post I am extending that previous application
dvt:thematicMap looks like this after pointing cities markers

Now to enable selection set selection mode to single for dvt:pointDataLayer and create a selection listener method in managed bean. Read the complete article here.

 

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ADF UI- Show DVT Chart inside af:table and other collection components by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: January 11, 2017 in JDeveloper & ADF
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This post is about showing a chart inside  ADF Faces Collection component like af:table or af:listView
This is a simple task to create normal chart but in case if we have to show table row record as a chart or graph then we have to change chart value and chart item value references so that it doesn’t show all record but only values of that row
This post talks about these two requirements
1. Show same viewObject values as chart in af:table or af:listView
2. Show child viewObject values as chart in af:table or af:listView
For First Case I am using a query based viewObject that has Department wise Minimum, Maximum and Average Salary and using this viewObject I’ll create a list view and graph in it Read the complete article here.

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ADF UI- Using New DVT Component Tag Cloud in ADF 12.2.1.1 by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: November 23, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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In new relaese of Jdeveloper and ADF 12.2.1.1 many new data visualization components are introduced
Here I am talking about <dvt:tagCloud> , this component is used to represent textual data in form of tags. You must have seen tag cloud on many websites to show popular tags or patterns
So now with help of this Tag Cloud component we can create and show same type of UI. In this post I am showing how can we use tag cloud component in our ADF Application
For this tutorial first you have to download and install new version of Jdeveloper – Download Jdeveloper 12.2.1.1
In this post I am using Employees table of HR Schema , Prepare Model using Employee table

Create a page in viewController and drop Employees viewObject on page from data control. Read the complete article here.

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Show chart for every row of ViewObject using af:iterator in ADF Faces by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: November 21, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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This post is about another use of af:iterator component, When we show Employees ViewObject data as a chart then all Employees appears in a single chart but if requirement is to show separate chart for each department See how can we do it

Here I am using Departments and Employees table of HR Schema, Prepare model using both tables, Default view link is created between departments and employees view object (using department Id)

Here I am going to show employees chart department wise so dropped Departments view object as selectOneChoice on page and created chart using Employees viewObject to show Employee’s salary and commission

To create bar chart-

Select Employees viewObject from data control and drop on page as chart Read the complete article here.

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JDeveloper & ADF 12.2.1.1 is out (Minor release but lots of new features) by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: November 1, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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You’ll be happy to know that new version of Jdeveloper and ADF is out – Jdeveloper 12.2.1.1
Though it looks like a minor version but there are lots of beauties added in this , lots of new componenet introduced , many bug fixed
JUnit is now bundled with Jdeveloper , you need not separately download extension
New Data Visualization Components –

You can now make your ADF Application more interactive with new DVT components introduce in Jdeveloper 12.2.1.1
Picto Chart- To represent numeric information

Read the complete article here.

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How to queue SelectionEvent programmatically, Call af:table Selection Listener programmatically by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: October 4, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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Previously I have posted about defining custom selection listener for af:table and perform desired operation on selection event of table row

Selection Listener is fired when server receives a selection event from client means whenever user selects a row in table (Selection Event) then server process that event and execute selection listener defined in managed bean

And this post is about creating selection event programmatically without user interaction with table.

In ADF we can queue ActionEvent , ValueChangeEvent and in same manner we can create and queue SelectionEvent programmatically

So for this I have Created a Fusion Web Application and prepared model using Departments table of HR Schema

Dropped Departments ViewObject on page as af:table and defined custom selection listener of af:table in managed bean. Read the complete article here.

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ADF Skinning: Change Style of ADF Table, Column, Header, Data Cell by Ashish Awasthi

Posted: August 31, 2016 in JDeveloper & ADF
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This post is about changing look n feel of ADF Faces af:table component
I have seen many questions related to changing table column header style , selected row style, changing row banding styles etc
So this post is all about af:table styling , how can we use ADF Skin to modify default look of table component
Read Previous posts about- ADF Skinning
By Default ADF Table looks like this

Change Table Header Style-

Use column-header-cell-content selector to style af:table column header. Read the complete article here.

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