29 March 2012

Updated the Enhanced HTML Browser Bean

I've updated the Enhanced HTML Browser. I've added the getUrl method for getting the current URL of the browser and the execJS method for executing javascript 


For the code and the form look at the following url: http://sites.google.com/site/oraont/ehb.
Geplaatst door op

6 comments:

  1. I have added the bean to one of my form to call an ADF webpage which has few flashy graphs and charts.

    The page opens fine but i am getting the compatibility message and the flashy graphs will be displayed only for the first time.I had to delete the temporary files every time to display the graphs.Could you please advise how to resolve these two issues?

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  2. Do you have an example so I can reproduce your problem?

    You could try and sent a refresh to the page to see if it get's the data from the page. It should then get the data from the URL and not from the cache.

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    1. Could you please give the email id so that I can send the screen shots?

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    2. Hi Mark,

      Can you try to open the below link using the bean.This link has flashy objects similar to my adf page.

      http://jdevadf.oracle.com/adf-richclient-demo/faces/components/index.jspx;jsessionid=WN22PGyQyBwzh6w3zVN3JCgZK4cnL2zKSlRyhnD3Tg2ysV67vT1J!-1535962199?_afrLoop=1793669127929060&_afrWindowMode=0&Adf-Window-Id=w0#%2Fcomponents%2FhierarchyViewer.jspx%40%3FAdf-Window-Id%3Dw0

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  3. Hi, those flashy charts and graphs are not only flashy but also Flash. It is still difficult running Flash inside the bean. Don't have a solution yet.

    I don't get the compatibility message.

    Regards,

    Mark

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    1. Thanks Mark!

      The compatibility message issue has been resolved. It was because of the web logic configuration.

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