In this post, I’ll explain how dynamic dropdowns using record groups are converted and how to get a dynamic dropdown working in ADF after conversion. The focus of this blog will be to fill a dropdown dynamically using a record group, which contains a query without any input variables. Prerequisites This post requires basic knowledge of […]
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A brief overview of the features that are part of Forms Conversion Server release 1.11.0. Changelog PLL processing Support for the Oracle Forms SYSTEM variables Support for the Oracle Forms SET_WINDOW_PROPERTY, GO_BLOCK, and GO_ITEM built-in Additional OLB support regarding WIDTH, HEIGHT, VISIBLE, X_POSITION, Y_POSITION, and INITIALIZE_VALUE The Oracle Forms FORM_TRIGGER_FAILURE built-in converts to the Oracle RETURN […]
We just released a new version of the open source QAFE Platform, updating it to version 3.2. In addition, we released a new version of QAFE Oracle Forms Conversion 1.10.0. This update contains stability improvements, bugfixes and new features. QAFE Platform: Improvements in the QAFE Forms Wizards: Added some new screens in the QAML Builder for Advanced […]
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Casus: A Forms to ADF conversion with post query triggers enabled. The QAFE Oracle Forms ADF Exporter tool implements custom properties using the declarative XML language. A declarative language, generally, describes what the program should do as opposed to how the program should do it. This property has several advantages like maintainability, reusability, smaller programs and […]
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We’ve just released QAFE Forms Conversion version 1.9. This release contains stability improvements and bugfixes. Below is the list with the most important changes. Overall database script improvements to reduce manual work after conversion Proper trigger scripts handling Handling of Forms Built-ins If an FMB uses another FMB as parent, this is now automatically processed Wizard […]
It’s a wrap! Our third and final day at the Oracle OpenWorld exhibition grounds is over. A very busy day again with non-stop demo’s all morning. We’d like to thank everyone who took time to meet us. If you want to know more about QAFE, you can join our webcast at October 6th, Oracle Forms […]
Day 2 of the exhibition has passed at Oracle OpenWorld. Again, it was great to meet – and talk to – a lot of you. Impressions of the day below. — QAFE (@QAFE) September 30, 2014 Are u an #OraclePartner working with #OracleForms at #oow14? Come visit us at booth slm151. @KumaranSystems @QAFE @AMIS_Services @AuraPlayer […]
Today was our first day at the exhibition grounds of Oracle OpenWorld. It was great to see so many of you dropping by for a chat or a demo. Below some impressions of the day! Are you at Oracle OpenWorld, but weren’t able to meet us yesterday? Let us know here and meet us on […]
We’ve just released QAFE Forms Conversion version 1.7. This update contains stability improvements and bugfixes. We’re also introducing some exciting new features in this release. Below is the list with the most important changes. Unique id’s for all code Auto overflow implementation from block definition Endless scrolling default in datagrids (same as Oracle Forms) Full […]
We’re pleased to announce that, starting today, the QAFE platform is open source and freely available on GitHub. Your feedback over the years resulted in a lot of useful insights and we quickly realized that the best way to incorporate your ideas, skills and vision was to unlock our platform. That’s why we chose the Apache […]