This is another version of the Handle Image Java Bean. Is is based on the 3rd Bean version, with the following new features:

1. SETTOOLTIP() method to attach a tooltip to the Image Item

2. New Drag and Drop feature that allows the end user to drop an image file directly to the Image component.

An event is sent back to Forms to tell that the end user has changed the image content:

DECLARE 
    eventName varchar2(30) := :system.custom_item_event;
    eventValues ParamList;
    eventValueType number;
    p1  varchar2(256);
BEGIN
   eventValues := get_parameter_list(:system.custom_item_event_parameters);
  
   IF (eventName='IMAGE_DROPPED') THEN  
      get_parameter_attr(eventValues,'IMAGE_NAME',eventValueType, p1);
      Message('Image dropped:' || p1,no_acknowledge);      
   END IF;
END;

Get the new handleimage4.zip file

When you migrate to the latest Forms version (10.1.2.3 or 11) and try using a JavaBean created with an older Forms version, you can get the following error, at runtime, in the Java Console:

Exception in thread "thread applet-oracle.forms.engine.Main-1" java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: oracle.forms.handler.IHandler.getApplet()Ljava/applet/Applet

The reason is you try to use a Java Bean compiled with an older Forms JAR file, like f90all.jar.
So, to correct the issue, you have to change the Java code then re-create the JAR file:

private Main         formsMain = null;

Replace:

    formsMain  =  (Main) handler.getApplet();

by:

     // getting the Forms Main class
    try{
      Method method = handler.getClass()
                     .getMethod("getApplet", new Class[0]);
      Object applet = method.invoke(handler, new Object[0]);
      if (applet instanceof Main) {
         formsMain = (Main)applet;
      }    
    }catch(Exception ex) {;} 

Then create and deploy the new JAR file to your /forms/Java folder.

Purpose

Here is a Simple Horizontal Scrolling Marquee Java Bean proposed by Omama Khurshid from Taxila Pakistan.

She is working as Software Engineer at Pakistan Revenue Automation Limited Islamabad Pakistan from 3 years and working on PJC from at least 1.5 years for developing different functionality in Oracle forms 10g.
Email address: omamadr@yahoo.com

The Java source
 

     Banner.java

The implementation class of the PJC

     mypackage.Banner


The methods you can call

• Set the text

Set_Custom_Property ('Blk.Bean',1,'SET_MARQUEE','text#xpos#ypos#textwidth#textheight#fontface#fontsize#fontstyle#fgcolor#bgcolor') ;

Text = 'Some Text '
xpos = 700
ypos=25
width=100
height=25
fontface = 'Serif'
fontsize =16
fontstyle= [I|B|P|BI]
foregroundcolor =r255b0g0
BackgroundColor =r0g0b0
Set_Custom_Property ('Blk.Bean',1,'SET_MARQUEE','Hi I m here #700#25#100#25#Arial#16#I#r255b0g0#r0g0b0') ;

• Stop the marquee

Set_Custom_Property ('Blk.Bean',1,'STOP_MARQUEE','') ;

The sample dialog

     . Download the marqueePJC.zip file
     .  Unzip the marqueePJC.zip file
     .  Copy the banner.jar file in your /forms/java/ folder
     .  Add it to the archive and archive_jini tags of the /forms/server/formsweb.cfg file
     . Open the banner.fmb module (Oracle Forms 10.1.2)
     . Compile all and run the module

     The jar file must be signed
     The jar file provided with the .zip file is already signed

Purpose

Here is a Forms 11g Pluggable Java Component that allows sending back to the Forms application each key pressed in a Text Item (single or multi-line).

The single-line PJC extends the VTextField class.
The multi-line PJC extends the VTextArea class.






This PJC can only work with the Forms 11g version. It won't work with any older version like 10g or 9i.


The implementation class of the single-Line Text Item

     oracle.forms.fd.KeyPressedTextItem


The implementation class of the multi-Line Text Item

     oracle.forms.fd.KeyPressedTextArea



The methods you can call



Set the Java Console logging mode (true/false)

Set_Custom_Property('BLOCK.ITEM',1,'LOG','true|false');

By default, the logging mode is set to false.

e.g.:
-- set the logging on --
Set_Custom_Property( 'BL.TEXTITEM', 1, 'LOG', 'true' ) ; 

To know what text item has just fired the event, ask the :SYSTEM.CURSOR_ITEM variable.

When-Custom-Item-Event:

DECLARE
  
    eventName varchar2(30) := :system.custom_item_event;
    eventValues ParamList;
    eventValueType number;
    LC$Code   varchar2(25); -- code
    LC$Char   varchar2(25); -- char
    LC$Modif  varchar2(25); -- modifier

  
BEGIN
  
   IF (eventName='KEY_PRESSED') THEN
      eventValues := get_parameter_list(:system.custom_item_event_parameters);
      get_parameter_attr(eventValues,'KEY_CODE',eventValueType, LC$Code);
      get_parameter_attr(eventValues,'KEY_CHAR',eventValueType, LC$Char);
      get_parameter_attr(eventValues,'KEY_MODIFIER',eventValueType,  LC$Modif);
     
      :BL.RESULT := :System.cursor_item || ' Key pressed:'|| LC$Code || ' (' || LC$Char||') '||' modif:'||LC$Modif ;
      Synchronize ;

   END IF; 
  
END;





The sample dialog


     . Download the KeyPressed.zip file
     . Unzip the file
     . copy the keypressed.jar file in the <ORACLE_HOME>\Middleware\as_1\forms\java directory
     . Edit your formsweb.cfg file to add the keypressed.jar to the archive tag.
       <WEBLOGIC_HOME>\Middleware\user_projects\domains\ClassicDomain\config\fmwconfig\servers\WLS_FORMS\applications\formsapp_11.1.1\config\formsweb.cfg
     . Open the KEYPRESSED11g.fmb module (Oracle Forms 11g)
     . Compile all and run the module