Oracle9iDS Forms II: Build Internet Applications

This 5-day course builds upon the introductory topics of the Oracle9iDS Forms I course to allow developers to customize applications using complex PL/SQL triggers and object oriented programming techniques. Topics include writing internal timers, building reusable objects and using reusable object libraries, incorporating PL/SQL libraries and accessing built-in program units. On course completion, students will be able to:

  • Customize complex Internet applications
  • Build reusable modules for rapid productivity
  • Develop and debug complex triggers and program units
  • Control presentation with windows, canvases and dialog boxes
  • Building specialty stored procedure data blocks

 

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Target audience

The target audience for this course is Oracle web developers. Students should have attended the following course or have equivalent knowledge and experience:

  • Oracle9i SQL Introduction
  • Oracle9i Advanced SQL Introduction
  • Oracle9i PL/SQL Language Introduction
  • Oracle9i Developer PL/SQL Program Units
  • Oracle9iDS Forms I: Build Internet Applications
Course content

Validation triggers

Introducing built-ins using alerts Form object builtins • Form processing built-ins • Menu module built-ins • Using object IDs • Setting object properties • Alert built-ins

Item built-ins General • Navigation • GUI widgets • Images • Get and set properties • Radio button get and set properties • GET_FILE_NAME

Built-ins for other functional objects Block • Record • LOV • Editor • Application • Form module • Form control • Menu • Relation • More about restricted built-ins • Which built-ins are usually restricted • Triggers which permit restricted built-ins •Restricted built-ins table • Triggers that call restricted built-ins

System and global variables Using system variables • Using global variables

Intermediate-level triggers and built-ins User action triggers • Navigational triggers • Query triggers and built-ins • Block processing triggers • Key triggers and built-ins • Key triggers table

Window, canvas and error customization Window built-ins • Window triggers • Canvas built-ins • Programming tab pages • WHEN-TAB-PAGE-CHANGED triggers • Custom message and error processing

Advanced forms customization What are timers? • About using WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED • Timer built-ins • Record groups and dynamic lists • Dynamically alter list built-ins • Get list properties built-ins • Calling other modules • Parameter lists

Object orientation Inheritance with property classes • Create a property class • Inheriting a property class • About subclass symbols • Rules about inheritance • Inheritance with objects • Building components with object groups • About object libraries • Object library with tab categories • SmartClass

Integrating server-side logic

Stored procedure blocks Data block source • Stored procedure data blocks • Create DEPARTMENT_PACKAGE specification

PL/SQL package body definition

Introducing the forms debugger


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