Showing posts with label Tree. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tree. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 15, 2015

JDev/ADF sample - ADF BC Inline View Criteria for Hierarchical Search

  • ADF BC Inline View Criteria for Hierarchical Search. ADF BC View Criteria allows to implement Inline View Criteria to execute hierarchal search. This is especially useful, when you have Master-Detail relationship and want to filter Master records, based on attribute value from Detail. Keep in mind, Inline View Criteria for hierarchical search would not work, if VO is based on custom SQL query. It works only with declarative VO's.
    Download - TreeSearchApp.zip

Sunday, November 18, 2012

JDev/ADF sample - Check Box Support in ADF Tree Table Different Levels

    Download - TreeCheckboxApp_v3.zip

Thursday, December 15, 2011

JDev/ADF sample - ADF Tree - How to Autoselect/Deselect Checkbox

    Download - TreeCheckboxApp_v2.zip

Monday, December 12, 2011

JDev/ADF sample - ADF Tree - How to Add Checkbox

  • ADF Tree - How to Add Checkbox. This is common request - to add checkbox next to ADF tree nodes. Obviously we should use ADF selectBooleanCheckbox component - however selectBooleanCheckbox is not propagated across ADF tree levels by default (applies to all ADF 11g versions). This post provides sample application for selectBooleanCheckbox rendering on different ADF tree node levels.
    Download - TreeCheckboxApp.zip

Sunday, December 11, 2011

JDev/ADF sample - Tuning ADF Tree - Retain View Link Accessor Rowset

  • Tuning ADF Tree - Retain View Link Accessor Rowset. When expanding ADF Tree node, by default - each time ADF generates new SQL statement to retrieve expanded tree level nodes. New SQL statement is generated even after collapsing and expanding same node. In most of the cases, especially when tree structure is static, we would like to avoid multiple SQL invocation for the same nodes. This can be achieved by setting Retain View Link Accessor Rowset option for View Object tuning.
    Download - RetainViewLinkAccessorApp.zip

Saturday, February 27, 2010

JDev/ADF sample - How To Traverse ADF Tree

  • How To Traverse ADF Tree. If you are thinking how to delete nodes from ADF tree, there is Frank Nimphius blog post - ADF Faces RC: Single row / Multi row delete from a tree component. However, Frank says that his blog entry is still a raw diamond and needs some polishing. In his example, if you remove root node, all child nodes still will remain in database. This means tree hierarchy will be broken. I decided to polish raw diamond, to describe how you can traverse ADF tree and remove all selected nodes together with children.
    Download - TreeTraversal.zip