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Dynamic generation Forms [message #181423]

Mon, 10 July 2006 01:20

muralikumarg
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Registered: August 2005
Location: Chennai

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Hi all,
I am developing an application has a combination set of code need to be repeated each time based on requirement.Is there any way to generate an FMB file dynamically.I am planning to build a tool which can accept the requirements and generate fmb with repeated set of codes.

is this possible?.if yes pls help....

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Murali

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Re: Dynamic generation Forms [message #181437 is a reply to message #181423]

Mon, 10 July 2006 02:37

Rehan Mirza
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Registered: July 2004
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Please give some more detail

waiting for your reply

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Re: Dynamic generation Forms [message #181440 is a reply to message #181437]

Mon, 10 July 2006 02:51

Maaher
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Why would you want to do that? That's a very strange requirement. But I believe you could use JDAPI to generate Forms. But again: why would anyone want to do that...

MHE

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Re: Dynamic generation Forms [message #181449 is a reply to message #181423]

Mon, 10 July 2006 03:27

muralikumarg
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To make it more clear, my application getting enhanced day by day with new functionalities.I found that most of the time i am cutting and pasting the code from other fmb's.I want to put all these standard logic in one place and use it based on the requirements. To do that i thought of designing a tool that
has a set of options,with each option representing a standard logic(for ex. date validation). The tool should be capable of arranging the already available code into the sepecific trigger,functions and procedures and generate an fmb with these standard logic. so that i can concentrate only on the area where change is needed.this can reduce my doing cutting and pasting job easy and changing the variable names each time.

if not clear, pls revert.

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Murali

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Re: Dynamic generation Forms [message #181484 is a reply to message #181449]

Mon, 10 July 2006 05:30

Maaher
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And why don't you create an OLB (Object Library) for the items and a PLL for the PL/SQL code? You put all reusable code in it and when you create your item you can subclass it. We use it all the time.

MHE

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Re: Dynamic generation Forms [message #181486 is a reply to message #181484]

Mon, 10 July 2006 05:36

muralikumarg
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My need is like sometimes i need to change the code to some extent.I dont want to standardize as a pll.Is there anyway to create triggers externally into an fmb file.

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Murali

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