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| Titel: | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms |
|---|---|
| Von: |
Perry Pakull ; Stefan Jüssen ; Walter Müller
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| Person: |
Pakull, Perry
Verfasser aut Jüssen, Stefan Müller, Walter 1958- |
| Hauptverfassende: | , , |
| Format: | Buch |
| Sprache: | Deutsch |
| Veröffentlicht: |
München [u.a.]
Hanser
2007
|
| Schriftenreihe: | DOAG-Edition Praxiswissen
|
| Schlagworte: | |
| Online-Zugang: | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016027008&sequence=000002&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| Beschreibung: | Literaturverz. S. 307 - 309 |
| Beschreibung: | XIII, 319 S. Ill., graph. Darst. 25 cm |
| ISBN: | 9783446410985 3446410988 |
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Vorwort...............................................................................................................................
XI
Danksagung...........................................................................................................................
XI
Die Autoren.........................................................................................................................XIII
1 Grundlagen...............................................................................................................1
1.1 Oracle
Forms
...........................................................................................................................1
1.1.1 Welche Bedeutung hat Oracle
Forms?
.......................................................................1
1.1.2 Was ist Oracle
Forms?
...............................................................................................4
1.1.3 Einsatzbereiche von Oracle
Forms
............................................................................5
1.2 Oracle
Forms
Developer..........................................................................................................6
1.2.1
Forms Builder............................................................................................................
6
1.2.2
Forms
Compiler.......................................................................................................15
1.2.3
Forms
Migration Assistant.......................................................................................16
1.2.4 TranslationHub........................................................................................................17
1.2.5 Java Design-Time API.............................................................................................19
1.2.6 XML-Konverter.......................................................................................................19
1.2.7
Forms
und Java........................................................................................................19
1.3
Forms
Services......................................................................................................................20
1.3.1
Forms
Services - Übersicht.....................................................................................20
1.3.2 Unterschiede zur Client-Server-Architektur............................................................22
1.3.3 Integration mit dem Oracle Application Server.......................................................22
1.3.4 Einbindung
Forms
Services in Oracle Developer Suite...........................................22
1.4 Oracle
Forms
intern...............................................................................................................23
1.4.1 Basiskonzepte..........................................................................................................23
1.4.2 Formulare.................................................................................................................24
Î.4.3
Objekte und
Properties
.............................................................................................25
1.4.4 Ereignisse und Trigger.............................................................................................32
1.4.5 Navigation...............................................................................................................35
1.4.6 Ein einfaches Formular............................................................................................36
1.4.7 Standard&nktionalität..............................................................................................39
1.4.8 Modulnpen..............................................................................................................40
1.4.9 Bateitypen................................................................................................................40
V
2 Architektur.............................................................................................................43
2.1 Technische Architektur..........................................................................................................43
2.1.1
Forms
Client.............................................................................................................44
2.1.2 Oracle Application Server
Forms
Services...............................................................46
2.1.3 Datenbank.................................................................................................................49
2.1.4 Ergänzende Dokumente............................................................................................49
2.2
Forms
in Aktion.....................................................................................................................50
2.2.1 Verbindungsaufbau...................................................................................................50
2.2.2 Weitere Kommunikation..........................................................................................52
2.3 Logische Architektur..............................................................................................................52
2.3.1
Forms
Client.............................................................................................................53
2.3.2 Oracle Application Server........................................................................................54
2.3.3 Oracle Datenbank.....................................................................................................54
2.3.4 Logische Schichten...................................................................................................54
3 Windows,
Canvas
&
Co.........................................................................................
57
3.1 Standardverhalten von Formularen........................................................................................57
3.1.1 Standard-Layout.......................................................................................................58
3.1.2 Eigene Standards......................................................................................................60
3.2 Zusammenspiel mehrerer Formulare......................................................................................61
3.2.1 Window und
Canvas
in Oracle
Forms
......................................................................62
3.2.2 Window-Typen.........................................................................................................63
3.2.3 Eigenschanen von Window-Objekten......................................................................63
3.2.4 Dynamische Verwaltung von Windows...................................................................65
3.3 Der
Canvas
als Fensterhintergrund........................................................................................66
3.3.1 Canvas-Typen...........................................................................................................66
3.3.2 Eigenschaften von Canvas-Objekten........................................................................67
3.3.3
Tab
Pages.................................................................................................................70
3.3.4 Verwalten von
Canvases
im Layout-Editor..............................................................70
3.3.5 Dynamische Verwaltung von
Canvases
....................................................................71
3.3.6 Dynamische Verwaltung von Viewports..................................................................72
3.3.7 Dynamische Verwaltung von
Tab
Pages..................................................................72
3.3.8 Interaktion von Windows und
Canvases
...................................................................72
3.3.9
Canvas Stacking
Order.............................................................................................73
3.4
Items
zur Anzeige und Verwaltung der Daten........................................................................74
3.4.1 Item-Typen...............................................................................................................74
3.4.2 Eigenschaften von Item-Objekten............................................................................75
3.4.3 Dynamische Verwaltung von
Items
..........................................................................82
4 Daten.......................................................................................................................83
4.1 Grundlagen.............................................................................................................................83
4.2 Ein Beispiel............................................................................................................................84
4.3 Der lesende Zugriff................................................................................................................88
4.3.1
Record Groups..........................................................................................................
90
4.3.2
List of Values
(LOV)
................................................................................................92
4.3.3
List-Items
..................................................................................................................95
VI
4.3.4
Globals
.....................................................................................................................98
4.4 Der ändernde Zugriff...........................................................................................................100
4.5
Interna
.................................................................................................................................101
4.5.1 Cursor....................................................................................................................101
4.5.2 Verwendung der ROWID......................................................................................102
4.5.3
Default Values
in der Datenbank beim
Insert
........................................................103
4.5.4 Updates..................................................................................................................103
4.5.5
Returning Values...................................................................................................
104
4.5.6 Namensauflösung..................................................................................................104
4.5.7 Verwendung von Views.........................................................................................105
4.5.8 Abartigkeiten.........................................................................................................110
4.5.9
Concurrency
...........................................................................................................112
5 PL/SQL..................................................................................................................115
5.1 PL/SQL in Oracle
Forms
.....................................................................................................115
5.1.1 Die Basis von PL/SQL...........................................................................................115
5.1.2 PL/SQL-Programmeinheiten in Oracle
Forms
.......................................................116
5.1.3 Technische Aspekte von PL/SQL..........................................................................117
5.1.4 PL/SQL-Entwicklung mit dem PL/SQL-Editor.....................................................117
5.2 Variablen.............................................................................................................................119
5.2.1 Data
Items
..............................................................................................................120
5.2.2 System-Variablen..................................................................................................120
5.2.3 Globale Variablen..................................................................................................122
5.2.4 Forms-Parameter....................................................................................................122
5.3 Datentypen..........................................................................................................................122
5.3.1
Forms
Datentypen..................................................................................................123
5.3.2 SQL- und PL/SQL-Datentypen..............................................................................125
5.4
Forms Built-in Packages
.....................................................................................................125
5.5 PL/SQL Standards...............................................................................................................126
5.5.1 Warum sind Standards wichtig?............................................................................127
5.5.2 Namensgebung......................................................................................................127
5.5.3 Formatierung.........................................................................................................130
5.5.4 Organisation...........................................................................................................139
5.5.5 Techniken..............................................................................................................140
6 Komponenten und Wiederverwendbarkeit..................,.....................................141
6.1 Einschränkung.....................................................................................................................142
6.2 PL/SQL Code......................................................................................................................142
6.2.1 Definition, Ablage und Verwendung.....................................................................142
6.2.2 Herstellung der Objekte.........................................................................................144
6.2.3 PL/SQL Libraries zuweisen...................................................................................145
6.2.4 Anonyme Blöcke...................................................................................................146
6.2.5 Besonderheiten bei PL/SQL Libraries...................................................................146
6.2.6 Ein Beispiel............................................................................................................147
6.3 Objekte und ihre
Properties
.................................................................................................148
6.3.1 Mehrftchnutzimg...................................................................................................148
VII
inhalt
6.3.2
Visual
Attributes.....................................................................................................149
6.3.3
Referenzierung
(Subclassing)
.................................................................................150
6.4 Mitgelieferte
Object
und
PL/SQL Libraries
.........................................................................153
7 Grundlagen 2.......................................................................................................155
7.1 Erweiterung des Standardverhaltens....................................................................................155
7.2 Bearbeiten, Suchen, Präsentieren.........................................................................................157
7.2.1 Erfassen..................................................................................................................157
7.2.2 Löschen..................................................................................................................158
7.2.3 Ändern....................................................................................................................159
7.2.4 Suchen....................................................................................................................160
7.2.5 Anpassen der Suche................................................................................................161
7.2.6 Präsentation............................................................................................................162
7.3 Erweiterte Kontrollelemente................................................................................................163
7.3.1
Popup Menus..........................................................................................................
163
7.3.2
Tooltips
...................................................................................................................163
7.3.3
Calculated Items
.....................................................................................................164
7.3.4
Hierarchical Trees
..................................................................................................165
8
Integration
............................................................................................................169
8.1
Client-Integration
mit
Java
...................................................................................................169
8.1.1
Pluggable Java Components
...................................................................................170
8.1.2
JavaBeans
...............................................................................................................171
8.1.3
WebUtil
und
JACOB
..............................................................................................171
8.2
Server-Integration
mit
Java
..................................................................................................175
8.2.1 Einbindung von Java-Klassen mit dem Java Importer............................................176
8.2.2 Web Services..........................................................................................................180
8.3 Integration mit anderen Komponenten.................................................................................180
8.3.1 Oracle Reports........................................................................................................180
8.4 Ergänzende Dokumente.......................................................................................................187
9 Qualität und Test...............................................................,.................................189
9.1 Grundlagen...........................................................................................................................189
9.2 Lösungsansatz......................................................................................................................190
9.3 Der praktische Weg..............................................................................................................191
9.3.1 Bestandteile der Dokumentation.............................................................................192
9.3.2 Abweichungsanalyse..............................................................................................193
9.3.3 Eine PL/SQL Library..............................................................................................193
9.3.4 Eine
Object
Library................................................................................................197
9.3.5 Ein Template..........................................................................................................211
9.4 Warnung...............................................................................................................................212
10 Analyse und Dokumentation..............................................................................213
10.1 Analyse von Abhängigkeiten...............................................................................................213
10.1.1
Object List
Report..................................................................................................213
10.1.2 XML-Konverter......................................................................................................214
VIII
inhalt
10.1.3
Forms
Java API
......................................................................................................219
10.2 Identifizieren von Performance-Problemen.........................................................................220
10.2.1
Forms Trace...........................................................................................................
221
10.2.2 Servlet-Protokollierung..........................................................................................223
10.2.3 Ein eigenes Werkzeug...........................................................................................224
10.3 Analyse bekannter Fehler mit dem Debugger.....................................................................230
10.3.1 Grundlegende Funktionen......................................................................................230
10.3.2 Debugger starten....................................................................................................230
10.3.3 Debugger beenden.................................................................................................232
10.3.4 Die Kontrolle übernehmen.....................................................................................232
10.3.5 Navigation innerhalb des Codes............................................................................233
10.3.6
Breakpoints
setzen und löschen.............................................................................234
10.3.7 Die
Debug Console................................................................................................
234
10.3.8 Alternativen...........................................................................................................235
10.3.9 Debuggen bedeutet nicht Testen!...........................................................................236
11
Forms Java
API....................................................................................................237
11.1 Grundlagen..........................................................................................................................238
11.1.1 Verwendung mit dem JDeveloper..........................................................................238
11.1.2 Architektur.............................................................................................................239
11.2 Beispiele..............................................................................................................................242
11.2.1 Erweiterung der Verarbeitung................................................................................243
11.2.2 Eigenschaften von
Items
setzen.............................................................................243
11.2.3 Koordinatensystem anpassen.................................................................................245
11.2.4 WebUtil einbinden.................................................................................................246
11.2.5 Trigger ergänzen....................................................................................................247
11.2.6 Ergänzende Dokumente.........................................................................................247
12 Konfiguration und
Deployment
..........................................................................249
12.1 Konfigurationswerkzeuge....................................................................................................249
12.2 Konfigurationsdateien - eine Übersicht..............................................................................250
12.2.1 HTTP Server..........................................................................................................251
12.2.2 OC4J Server...........................................................................................................252
12.2.3
Forms
Services......................................................................................................253
12.3 Konfigurationsaufgaben......................................................................................................262
12.3.1 Konfigurationsabschnitt anlegen............................................................................263
12.3.2
Icons
überall anzeigen...........................................................................................264
12.3.3 Virtuelles Verzeichnis anlegen..............................................................................268
12.3.4 Java Virtual
Machine
aktualisieren........................................................................269
12.3.5 Aufbau einer Testumgebxmg für WebUtil..............................................................271
12.3.6 Tastaturbelegung anpassen....................................................................................275
12.4
Deployment
.........................................................................................................................276
12.4.1 Verzeichnisse einer
Forms-
Applikation.................................................................277
12.4.2 Zusammenstellen und Kopieren.............................................................................277
12.4.3 Generieren von Modulen auf dem Application Server...........................................278
12.4.4 Änderungen der Konfiguration..............................................................................279
IX
tonalt
12.5 Infrastruktur-Anforderungen................................................................................................279
12.6 Ergänzende Dokumente und Referenzen..............................................................................284
13 Migration..............................................................................................................287
13.1 Migration oder Technologiewechsel....................................................................................287
13.2 Migrationsvorgehen.............................................................................................................288
13.2.1 Bestandsaufnahme..................................................................................................289
13.2.2 Infrastruktur............................................................................................................291
13.2.3 Migrationskonzept..................................................................................................292
13.2.4 Die Umsetzung der Migration................................................................................296
13.2.5 Test.........................................................................................................................299
13.2.6 Produktivnahme......................................................................................................299
13.3 Ergänzende Dokumente.......................................................................................................300
14 Ausblick................................................................................................................301
14.1 Oracle
Forms
11...................................................................................................................301
14.1.1
External
Events.......................................................................................................302
14.1.2
Scheduled
Pre-Start................................................................................................303
14.1.3 JavaScript-Integration.............................................................................................303
14.1.4 Java Events.............................................................................................................304
14.1.5 Proxy User Support................................................................................................304
14.1.6
PL/SQL Tracing
.....................................................................................................305
14.1.7 Performance Tuning...............................................................................................305
14.1.8 Oracle
Diagnostic Logging
Support für
Forms
Services........................................306
14.2 Ein Wort zum Schluss..........................................................................................................306
Literatur...........................................................................................................................307
Register...........................................................................................................................311
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| publishDateSearch | 2007 |
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| publisher | Hanser |
| record_format | marc |
| series2 | DOAG-Edition Praxiswissen |
| spellingShingle | Pakull, Perry Jüssen, Stefan Müller, Walter 1958- Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms ORACLE Forms (DE-588)7547690-3 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)7547690-3 |
| title | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms |
| title_auth | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms |
| title_exact_search | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms |
| title_full | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms Perry Pakull ; Stefan Jüssen ; Walter Müller |
| title_fullStr | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms Perry Pakull ; Stefan Jüssen ; Walter Müller |
| title_full_unstemmed | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms Perry Pakull ; Stefan Jüssen ; Walter Müller |
| title_short | Praktische Anwendungsentwicklung mit Oracle Forms |
| title_sort | praktische anwendungsentwicklung mit oracle forms |
| topic | ORACLE Forms (DE-588)7547690-3 gnd |
| topic_facet | ORACLE Forms |
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