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Depuis : 02/02/2006
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LAF 1.7.7 new Forms module to have fun

LAF 1.7.7 new Forms module to have fun

Hello there, It's been a long time. This is an amazing new .FMB Forms module, kind of "Tetris" like game. It needs the last 1.7.7 version of the LAF to run. The game is a little bit buggy, but the aim, there, is only to demonstrate what you can do with new LAF 1.7.7 dynamic shape creation and animation. Have a good time :-) Francois Download the br

Forms Resizer tool for free

Merry Christmas to everybody :) This year, my present will be the Forms Resizer tool free for you! You can use, play, modify and deploy it as you need and as you want. There is no license at all attached to it. But, I won't continue to update, maintain it in any way, so there will not be any new version, any support, and I won't respond to any ques

Here is the link to another place that stores the PJCs/Beans article without adds. http://forms.pjc.bean.blog.free.fr/ Francois
A partially conceal Text Item

A partially conceal Text Item

Purpose Here is a PJC that hide parts of a text item . It is usefull to hide the begin or the end (or any part actually) of a phone number or a credit card. The implementation class of the PJC oracle.forms.fd.ConcealTextField The methods you can call Set the bounds Set_Custom_Property( 'BL.TI', 1, 'SET_BOUNDS', '1,6' ); This method indicates what p
A Javabean to handle Google Maps

A Javabean to handle Google Maps

Purpose Here is a Java bean that allows to have an enhanced Web Browser able to display and handle Google maps. It is a full Web browser that can handle Javascript. The enhanced Web browser JAR comes from the JDIC sourceforge project. The implementation class of the Bean Item oracle.forms.fd.GMapBrowser The methods you can call Get the Forms Window
A "Breadcrumb" type menu

A "Breadcrumb" type menu

Purpose Here is a Java Bean with a "breadcrumb" menu type behaviour . The Java source BreadCrumb.java The implementation class of the Java Bean oracle.forms.fd.BreadCrumb The methods you can call Set the background color Set_Custom_Property( 'CTRL.BREADCRUMB', 1, 'SET_BACKGROUND', '#FFFFFF' ); Set the Font Set_Custom_Property( 'CTRL.BREADCRUMB', 1,

New LAF 1.7.7.1 minor correction version

I have just upload the 1.7.7.1 version of the LAF that corrects the following: - Error when using the CLEAR_LINES CLEAR_RECTS CLEAR_SHAPES CLEAR_ELLIPSES CLEAR_TEXTS methods of the DrawLAF Javabean. - The Shapes added with the ADD_TEXTUREPAINT method can have, now a transparent background. - Correction in the laf.pll when table-blocks headers are m
A "CardItem" PJC

A "CardItem" PJC

Purpose Here is a Pluggable Java Component from Andreas Weiden, to have a "Card" item style within a single Text Item. The Java source CardTextfield.java The implementation class of the PJC (TextItem Item) forms.CardTextfield The PJC initialisation Read the content of the PK_CARDITEM package from the CARDITEM.fmb sample dialog The sample dialog . D

Images : keep the initial quality - phase IV

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 use
A "File Dropper" Java Bean

A "File Dropper" Java Bean

Purpose Here is a Java Bean from Gert Poel, to Drop an external file within the Forms applications. The Java source FileDrop.java FileDropBean.java The implementation class of the Java Bean oracle.forms.gp.FileDropBean The event fired by the Java Bean DROP The full filemane is transmitted in the EVENT_MSG parameter. DECLARE l_eventName varchar2(30)