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From An Expert’s Guide to Oracle Technology
Continuing on in my 101 series – I wrote about associative arrays, nested tables and <a href="../../../blogs/oracle-guide/record-types-1
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From An Expert’s Guide to Oracle Technology
Continuing on in my 101 series – I wrote about associative arrays, nested tables and <a href="../../../blogs/oracle-guide/record-types-1
Here is an example of how you can design a kind of “Web” menu with the LAF HTML Map feature Each menu option is symbolized by an image part to render this modern look and feel.
From An Expert’s Guide to Oracle Technology
A nested table is much like an associative array but you do not determine the index. The index grows by using the extend command and the index is always an incrementing integer value. You can use the DE…
Ron Reidy will be teaching my 2 day class ” how to perform a security audit of an Oracle database ” in Denver, CO, USA on November 10th and November 11th 2011. The class is a public course so if….[Read More] Posted by Pete On 06/09/11 At 09:49 AM
Marcel-Jan emailed me an article on arstechnica a few days ago and has now written a forum post titled ” How Anonymous hacked HBGary “. This is intersting reading and shows that simple techniques can be used to abuse systems….[Read More] Posted by…
Marianne Horsch is one of our top ADF specialists. She started reporting from the field on her own blog.
Here an excerpt of the blogs she’d produced so far. Stay tuned on her ADF Blog!
How to trigger an action on double click of an ADF table row
In th…
Lindsay passed me a link to an article about the recent Oracle Firewall public release and also the recent partnering with F5 . The part that interests me most is the Oracle firewall and the fact that Oracle has stated….[Read More] Posted by Pete …
If you are in or around the Czech Republic and interested in ADF/Fusion/Java development then Oracle University is running and ADF Training day. I will be delivering the training which covers ADF, Fusion and JDeveloper with loads of demos to show how you can use ADF to build Fusion applications.
Details can be found as part of this Seminar series.