All OAF Pages use a number of ”View Objects” to execute SQL queries against the E-Business Suite Database. These View Objects are actually XML files on the application server that contain an SQL query, this XML file is used in conjunction with a Java Utility called the JPX Importer to load a pointer to the content of the XML file into a number of Database tables that EBS uses to identify which SQL queries it should be executing when a page loads. These tables are collectively known as the MDS (Meta Data System) Repository. The MDS holds a lot more than just SQL query definitions but for the scope of this article we need not cover the other content. 

For this article we are going to use the Oracle Projects Search screen as our OAF web page on an R12 instance. We are going to modify the SQL that is used to query back a list of projects so that the SQL only returns projects that are within their current start date and end date as opposed to returning all projects.

Analysis

First of all we need to identify which “View Object” we will be working with, to do this we will need to activate OAF diagnostics. To do so locate the profile option “FND: Diagnostics” and set it to “Yes”. Now take a look at the page we are going to be extending…

Fig 1

 By turning on the “FND: Diagnostics” profile option you will now be able to see two new links on the page. The “Diagnostics” link which will appear in the header and the footer of the page and the “About This Page” link which will appear in the footer only. In order to identify the VO that is being used by the page we will first examine the “About This Page Link”. 

When you click on the “About This Page” link you will see an array of tabs all of which do various tasks which we can use as OAF developers however for the purposes of this article we will be looking at the default “Page” tab which you see when the page opens. 

All OAF pages are made up of a number of BC4J (Business Components for Java) and Web elements known as the MDS content or “Web Beans”. The BC4J content exists as compiled java code and XML under JAVA_TOP on the application server and the web content exists as meta data in the MDS Repository. The web content is organised into a tree structure i.e. you have a page which contains a table which contains fields etc… When the page loads this “Bean Hierarchy” is rendered according to its structure and this structure is what we can see in the “Page Definition” section of the Page tab. Click the “Expand All” Link. 

If you are familiar with OAF development this screen will be very apparent to you as representing the page structure layout that you are used to seeing in JDeveloper when building a page and navigating it will be simple. If you are not used to OAF page development and you are simply trying to identify the SQL behind this page then examine the View Object Column until you see populated content, you should then be able to determine that the “Name” column holds content such as “messageStyledText: Project Manager” and that this is describing the “Project Manager” column that we see on the OAF page. We can also see that there is a collection of columns indented below the “Bean” “table: My Projects Result Container” which refers to the result table that we see on the page.   

Fig 2

Implementation

Now that we have identified the VO we need to extend, oracle.apps.pa.project.server.ProjectListGenVO, we need to setup our JDeveloper environment so that we can create a new View Object that contains our extended code. If you have not already got your JDeveloper environment setup then do so now, you can read how to at the Apps Tech Blog post “OAF – Downloading and Configuring JDeveloper”. 

Start JDeveloper and follow the instructions below. Please note that this article only covers the procedure for JDeveloper 10g. The process although similar is slightly different in 9i. 

In the Applications Navigator right click the Applications Node and select “New OA Workspace” 

In the file name box enter a suitable file name, if you are often working with different clients then it may be an idea to call this XXCLIENT.jws, if you are working for your own company you may want to call it XXCUST.jws, the workspace name is however completely personal preference and up to you as a developer how you organise your workspaces and projects within JDeveloper. Leave the directory path as your default myprojects folder in your JDev Home, ensure that the “Add a New OA Project” check box is selected. 

Fig 3

Select “OK”. 

The new project wizard will now be launched, select “Next”. 

In the project name enter a meaningfull name, I recommend that the project name be pertinent to the piece of work you are doing i.e. XXCUST_projects_list, leave the default directory as your myprojects folder in the JDev Home. For a VO substitution the default package name will need to represent the VO file path on JAVA_TOP with the exception that it must be prefixed with your custom application shortname, the prefix can actually be anything you like however it is recommended that the custom application shortname is used, in this example we would specify the default package as  xxcust.oracle.apps.pa.project.server 

Fig 4

Click “Next” 

Ensure that the “Use repository for design time” box is not selected and click “Next”. 

Select your DBC file, enter your applications username and password, enter ICX as the responsibility application shortname and responsibility key. For more information regarding this setup step including obtaining your DBC file and setting up your user account please refer to the Apps Tech Blog post “OAF – Downloading and Configuring JDeveloper”. 

Fig 5

Click “Next” 

Click “Finish” 

Next we need to copy the existing VO component from the apps server and import it into our local file system. In order to do this we must setup a file structure on our local machine in our project folder so we can copy the VO into it. Log onto the applications server and navigate to $JAVA_TOP, change into the oracle/apps/pa/ directory (Or which ever product top you are working with) 

Fig 6

Zip the project application directory and save it to a directory that you can ftp from. i.e. zip -r $HOME/pa.zip pa 

FTP the pa.zip file in binary mode back to your local machine and extract it to your user JDev Home under myprojects/oracle/apps/ (You will have to create the directory structure manually if it does not exist), you should also extract the contents to your myclasses folder in the same way i.e. myclasses/oracle/apps/ 

You should now have the following file structure in your local file system under the oracle.apps directory in myprojects and myclasses 

Fig 7

Click the “Refresh” button on the Applications Navigator tab of JDeveloper, you should notice that a new business components package under oracle.apps.pa has now appeared. 

Fig 8

 Now that we have the existing projects business components in our environment we need to create our new VO object that will be used in place of the existing one. Remember we do not customise existing components in OA Framework we extend the existing ones which means creating a new object that extends the original and we notify the framework that we want to use the new object rather than the seeded one. 

We now need to test that the VO we want to substitute does not contain any java errors following the download. Navigate to the VO in the applications navigator window i.e. Application Sources > oracle.apps.pa > project > server > ProjectListGenVO, right click the VO and click edit (If you have not already done so you will now need to configure your database connection, for more details on how to do this see the apps tech blog article “OAF – Downloading and Configuring JDeveloper”). If the VO opens without error then we are ready to move onto the next step. If you get an error message saying that java errors exist in either the voNameImpl.java file or the voNameRowImpl.java file then you will need to obtain the original source files for the files listed as being in error and add them to your myprojects folder in the relevant directory and recompile the project, unfortunately Oracle do not allow you to obtain the source files and you may need to employee the services of an Oracle consultant who would have access to the files. 

Before closing the base VO window take a look at the “Java” settings and make a note of the boxes that are checked/unchecked, we will need this for later. 

If you havn’t already done so Close the Edit VO window. 

Right click on the project node and select “New”. Select “View Object” under Business Tier > ADF Business Components and click “OK” 

The View Object Wizard has been launched, click “Next”. 

Specify the package as xxcust.oracle.apps.pa.project.server (This component package will hold our extended object so we need the custom application prefix). Specify the VO name as the name of the custom application concatenated with the orginal VO name i.e. XxcustProjectListGenVO. Select the original VO in the “extends” box using the browse button and select the original VO i.e. oracle.apps.pa.project.ProjectListGenVO 

Fig 9

Click “Next” 

On step 2 of the VO wizard you can see the SQL statement that we first saw when we were analysing the page. For this example we are simply going to wrap the SQL as follows and add an additional where clause statement: 

SELECT * FROM (ORIGINAL_QUERY) WHERE trunc(sysdate) between project_start_date and nvl(project_end_date,sysdate) 

Click the “Test” button to validate that your modified SQL is valid. 

Click “Next” until you reach the end of the wizard, If you encounter the following error at step 4 “Each row in the query results column msut be mapped to a unique query attribute in the mapped entity columns” then their is something wrong with the base VO, in this example I did experience this error and found that the original VO SQL had 3 missing aliases that the view object attributes were referencing, In order to correct the error you must make the change to the base VO by editing the SQL, I successfully added the missing aliases and then re-ran the create new VO instructions above and it worked correctly. 

Once we have clicked through to the end of the wizard the final step is to create the relevant java files. When a VO is implemented we always generate a voNameImpl.java file but we dont always have a voNameRowImpl.java file, the best way to tell which files to implement is to look at the java screen for the seeded VO and ensure that our new VO has the same settings. 

In this case we need both so our final wizard screen would look like this 

Fig 10

Now click “Finish” and the new business components package will be created containing our new extended VO. 

Fig 11

Right click on the custom business components package and select “Make”, this will compile the Impl and RowImpl java files. 

Now that we have our newly extended VO we need to create a substitution file. This substitution file will be an xml based file that will contain a mapping from the old VO to the new VO, we will use this file to tell Oracle Application to use our newly extended VO rather than the old one by uploading it to the MDS repository using the JPX Import tool. 

Right click on your project node (XXCUST_projects_list) and select “Project Properties”, click “Substitutions” under the “Business Components” menu. In the “Available” pane select the original VO i.e. oracle.apps.pa.project.server.ProjectListGenVO, and in the right hand “Substitute” pane select the new VO i.e. xxcust.oracle.apps.pa.project.server.XxcustProjectListGenVO. Once you have done this click the “Add” button and select “OK”. 

Fig 12

In your JDev home in the myprojects folder you will see a file called projectName.jpx in my case it would be called XXCUST_projects_list.jpx, this is your substitution file and we will use this later when we deploy the substitution.

Deployment

 

In order to deploy our solution to the actual ebusiness suite instance we need to copy the relevant java and xml files to java top and also upload our substituion file to the MDS repository. You can do this just by simply transfering the files using an FTP tool however I find it is best to create an archive file that will retain the folder hierarchy and allow you to issue a single transfer and unpack command. For a large OAF project we may have files that have to be transfered to different locations and because of this I tend to create 3 types of jar files called BC4J, MDS and SRC. These three files will contain the BC4J files like class files and VO’s, the MDS files such as pages and regions and the java source files. 

Following the transfer we can issue a java call from the command line on the apps server to perform the MDS upload. 

For this example a VO substitution only involves BC4J objects and java source files, the solution does not require that we package up our source code so for the sake of simplicity I will just create one archive file called BC4J.jar 

Right click on the project node and select “New”, select “Jar File” under the General > Deployment Profiles menu. Name the profile as something meaningful, in this example I will stick to convention and call it  ”XXCUST_PROJECTS_LIST_BC4J” . Leave the directory set as the default myprojects folder and click “OK”. 

In the deployment profile properties deselect the “Include Manifest File” option. On the filters menu deselect the root folder and navigate to the xxcust.oracle.apps.pa.project.server directory, select all the files in this directory and click “OK” 

Fig 13

You will see in JDeveloper that you now have a deployment profile listed under you application sources node, right click the .deploy file and select “Deploy to JAR file”, You will see a deploy tab appear next to the compile log and this will confirm that the deployment was successfull. If you experience issues with compilation i.e. there are issues with some of the files in your project that are not connected to your custom files then simply remove them from the project by selecting the top level component package i.e. oracle.app.pa and click the “Exclude Project Content” button (Little file symbol with a red cross on it) and re-try the deployment. 

Fig 14

Inspect your myprojects folder and you will see you now have a “Deploy” directory, in this directory will be your jar file ready for deployment to the apps server. 

Now that we have both our BC4J objects for java_top and our substituion file for the MDS we need to transfer them both to the apps server, FTP both the files (remember to send the jar file in binary format and the jpx file in ascii) to a convienient directory on the apps server. 

Now extract the jar file to java_top i.e.

cp home/kturley/*.jar $JAVA_TOP 

jar -xvf /$JAVA_TOP/XXCUST_PROJECTS_LIST_BC4J.jar 

Now upload the substitution file to the  MDS using the following command: 

java oracle.jrad.tools.xml.importer.JPXImporter $HOME/kturley/XXCUST_projects_list.jpx -username apps -password xxxx -dbconnection “(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=hostname.oracle.co.uk)(PORT=1551))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=XXXXX)))” 

Make sure you specify the correct values for 

1. Path of you jpx file 

2. apps password 

3. host name 

4. port 

5. database SID 

Finally restart the webserver so that you can see your changes in the application 

For R11: 

$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/$TWO_TASK*/adapcctl.sh stop
$COMMON_TOP/admin/scripts/$TWO_TASK*/adapcctl.sh start 

For R12: 

$INST_TOP/admin/scripts/adoacorectl.sh stop
$INST_TOP/admin/scripts/adoacorectl.sh start  

L’Arc-en-Ciel is back recording a new song “BLESS” !

(L’Arc~en~Ciel – BLESS Regular Edition)

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Today the government released a new report that shows more teens and young Americans are smoking menthol cigarettes since the last time they conducted a similar study. Officials are worried this may be the start of a dangerous trend, especially since overall smoking rates are down in the U.S.

This VO ran on WSOC, WJAC, WHIO, WPXI, KFOX and KTVU.

Anchor On-Camera:
ACROSS THE COUNTRY, FEWER AMERICANS ARE SMOKING. BUT A NEW GOVERNMENT REPORT SAYS THE PERCENTAGE OF ADOLESCENTS AND YOUNG ADULTS WHO SMOKE MENTHOL CIGARETTES IS ON THE RISE.
Take VO:
MENTHOL IS AN ADDITIVE THAT MASKS THE HARSHNESS OF CIGARETTE SMOKE. IT’S THE ONLY FLAVORING THAT WASN’T BANNED AFTER RECENT CHANGES TO TOBACCO LAWS. CRITICS WORRY THAT THIS SUBSTANCE MAKES IT EASIER FOR YOUNG SMOKERS TO GET ADDICTED.
SMOKING IS A 70 BILLION DOLLAR INDUSTRY IN THE U-S, AND MENTHOL CIGARETTES ACCOUNT FOR ALMOST A QUARTER OF THE PROFITS.

L’Arc-en-Ciel New Single “BLESS” featuring theme to NHK Vancouver Olympic 2010!

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Ou seria quando eu virar vozinha?

*Homenagem bem humorada a minha vovó musa linda Julica que foi fazer festa lá em cima com papai do céu.

Via

Lutz Pfannenstiel

Lutz Pfannenstiel - Weltenbummler - Image (c) Lutz Pfannenstiel

“Jeden Tag bekam ich eine aufs Maul”

Einst schlägt der Weltenbummler eine Bayern-Offerte aus – und legt eine kuriose Profi-Laufbahn hin. Knast-Aufenthalt inklusive.

So lautete die Einleitung des heutigen Interview/Berichts bei Sport1.de in zwei Teilen. Der Mensch der nach seiner Karriere mehr als nur von sich behaupten und erzählen kann, ich wahr ein Star [... holt mich hier raus ...] .. sondern; Er ist der weltweit erste Fußballspieler, der in jedem der sechs anerkannten Kontinentalverbände einem professionellen Fußballverein angehörte und Geschichten auf Lager hat, die zu mehr als ein Buch/Roman reicht, wie dass neulich erschienene Buch

Lutz Pfannenstiel mit Christian Putsch: Unhaltbar – Meine Abenteuer als Welttorhüter, Rowohlt, Reinbek 2009, ISBN 978-3-499-62508-4

und glaubt man den Kritiken, die vom Geheimtipp bis zum Bestseller alles aufbieten, dürfte das sehr ereignisreiche Leben von Lutz Pfannenstiel, bald um einige Nuancen reicher sein.

Zur Person bei
Wikipedia dt/german // eng/english oder auf offizielle Webseite von Lutz

Das “Project” Global Goal
Pfannenstiels neuestes ehrgeiziges Projekt heißt “Global Goal“. Dabei will er mit spektakulären Fußballspielen an besonderen Orten auf die Gefahren des Klimawandels aufmerksam machen. Im Dezember 2010 ist ein Spiel in der Antarktis geplant,[3] weitere Stationen sollen das Amazonas-Gebiet, Nepal und Tansania sein. Unterstützt wird das Projekt von namhaften Stars, wie Aldair, Brian Laudrup, Carlos Valderrama, Cafu, Bebeto, Ole Gunnar Solskjær und Stig Tøfting.

respekt für diese bewegte und ereignissvolle Karriere als Fussballer und dem Eintrag ins Guinness-Buch der Rekorde.

In diesem Sinne
FFA

Single release from Sayuri Sugawara featuring the track “Eternal Love,” a insert song of PS3 game “FINAL FANTASY XIII.”

(Sayuri Sugawara – Kimi ga iru kara Single Regular Edition)

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Para minha vó, “Bom dia” é “Vem almoçar”.

“Boa noite” é “o que você vai jantar?”.

E “Como foi seu dia?” é “o lanche está na mesa”.

O roteiro não muda.

E depois não sabem por que tem tanto idoso abandonado.

Finally the full version of BUMP OF CHICKEN 『Merry Christmas』 !

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(BUMP OF CHICKEN – R.I.P / Merry Christmas Single Regular Edition)

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Aji-kan New PV: Shinseiki no Love Song (New Century Love song) !

(ASIAN KUNG-FU GENERATION – Shinseiki no Love Song Regular Edition)

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Het is een bijzonder verhaal, maar ik heb uit de eerste hand vernomen. Vierde klas voortgezet onderwijs. Een jongen en een meisje – laten we hen Peter en Kim noemen – hebben verkering, maar het gaat uit. Niet veel later moet Peter een werkstuk presenteren voor de klas. Daarbij gebruikt hij PowerPoint. Dat gaat lekker tot en met dia 3, want bij dia 4 komt zijn ex Kim in beeld. Schaars gekleed. Om onduidelijke redenen blijft de foto nog zo’n anderhalve minuut in beeld en dat zorgt voor flinke deining in de klas en in een later stadium natuurlijk ook op schoolniveau. Er worden dan ook maatregelen genomen, en geen halve. Want: vanaf nu is het verboden PowerPointpresentaties te houden. Advies is om voortaan een flapover te gebruiken. Nogmaals: echt gebeurd.

Best ingewikkeld. Moet Peter nog wat leren? Of de docent, of de school? Of misschien wel Kim?

Geen PowerPoint?

Een andere PowerPointcasus. Een leerling (andere school dan zojuist) vertelde me dat de verschillende projectgroepen in zijn klas allemaal hun project moesten presenteren. Zijn groep werd als beste beoordeeld en een pikante bijzonderheid was dat ze als enige groep geen PowerPoint hadden gebruikt! Dat was een bewuste keuze want ‘PowerPoint leidt alleen maar af’.

Pff, het wordt dus nog een beetje complexer. We hebben al twee redenen om geen PowerPoint te gebruiken: het wordt misbruikt en het leidt af. Moeten we dus digitale presentatiemiddelen afzweren? Natuurlijk niet. Ooit waren er rotstekeningen, smartlappen, schilderijen, een krijtschoolbord, allemaal bedoeld om verhalen kracht bij te zetten met visuele middelen. Het publiek stelt dit op prijs en daarom blijven publieke sprekers dit soort middelen gebruiken. Maar wat als iemand zo’n middel misbruikt?

Transfer

Inderdaad, dat kan. Net zoals er een krant kan verschijnen met een artikel dat je niet gepast vindt. Dan ga je toch echt niet de krant opdoeken. Gek, zou je denken, dat ieder zoiets bij een krant heel normaal vindt, maar dat bij een mislukte PowerPointpresentatie mensen in een kramp schieten. Maar misschien is het niet zo vreemd. Het is wat we in het onderwijs altijd constateren: een transferprobleem. Het is het probleem van de leerling die een dictee foutloos maakt, maar in een opstel niets van goede spelling bakt. Wat je in één situatie leert, beheers je niet automatisch in een andere. Dat is ook wat speelt bij mediawijsheid. Die media zijn er nu eenmaal, leer ermee omgaan (lesgevenden én leerlingen) en het leven wordt een stuk prettiger.

5min of the second title of BUMP OF CHICKEN 『Merry Christmas』 !

Note: The full version is about 6min 50s.

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(BUMP OF CHICKEN – R.I.P / Merry Christmas Single Regular Edition)

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One of my oldest friends, Tim Smith of Wynn-Smith Landscape Design in San Diego, called me recently to ask if I was the voice he heard when he and his wife Kelly were shopping online for a new car. I confirmed for him that he had indeed heard me on one of the car dealer sites designed by Dealer.com .

Just to clarify, I only voice copy for new cars, so no, I am not a used-car salesman….for now.

My wife Laura (who works in marketing for Ford Motor Company),  upon hearing that they were looking for a car, wasted no time time in grabbing the phone from me to let them know about the great 2010 Ford models, and the even greater deals that she could get for them.

I then realized that one of us could end up selling Tim and Kelly a car!

3min of the second title of BUMP OF CHICKEN 『Merry Christmas』 !

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Release Date: 2009/11/25
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(BUMP OF CHICKEN – R.I.P / Merry Christmas Single Regular Edition)

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New PV from BUMP OF CHICKEN.

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Number of discs (or other units): 1
Release Date: 2009/11/25
Price: 1000yen (1050yen Tax incl.)
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Here’s a custom-VO I wrote about stimulus funding used to boost education jobs for WPXI and WJAC in Pennsylvania.  The White House released new numbers about how many education jobs had been “created or saved” by stimulus funds on a state-by-state basis.  In comparison, Pennsylvania had fewer jobs “created or saved” than other states, but they also received less funding.

Anchor lead:
FEDERAL STIMULUS MONEY IS PROVIDING A LOCAL BOOST FOR PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATION – SO FAR – 531 JOBS HAVE BEEN CREATED OR SAVED.

Take VO:
ACCORDING TO NEW NUMBERS FROM THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY, OUR STATE HAS RECEIVED ABOUT 100 MILLION DOLLARS – AND WILL RECEIVE ABOUT 800 MILLION MORE.
THE MONEY IS GOING TO MORE THAN JUST TEACHERS AND PRINCIPALS. IT’S ALSO BEING USED FOR SCHOOL NURSES, BUS DRIVERS AND COMPUTER TECHNICIANS.

Anchor on-camera:
OFFICIALS SAY ACROSS THE COUNTRY THE MONEY HAS SAVED OR CREATED MORE THAN 325-THOUSAND EDUCATION JOBS.