| Template form in oracle Forms 10g [message #654288] |
Fri, 29 July 2016 06:55  |
Sandeepsm
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Registered: July 2016
Location: Greeny Kerala
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Hi all,
I would like to know about whether there is a template form available in oracle forms, Or how can i create a template form in Oracle Forms. Suppose there is a logo in the background for an entire project, i need to create an template form and can inherit that form for remaining forms so that those properties set in template form will be consistent through out the project. Also i need only to make changes in that template form so that affects each remaining form.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks&Regards
Sandy
--Every Accomplishment Starts With The Decision To TRY.
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| Re: Template form in oracle Forms 10g [message #654329 is a reply to message #654288] |
Sat, 30 July 2016 15:41  |
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Littlefoot
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As far as I can tell, there's nothing like a "template" for Forms. However, here's how I do that: at the beginning of a project, I create a form which has as much common (common for all forms) features as possible. Then, when I have to create the first "real" form, I open that "template" FMB and "Save (it) as" a new form. Next, I add blocks, items, buttons, whatever to newly saved form.
When creating a second form, I repeat the same procedure - open the "template" FMB, "Save as" the second form, modify it, etc.
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| Re: Template form in oracle Forms 10g [message #654352 is a reply to message #654329] |
Mon, 01 August 2016 00:00 |
Sandeepsm
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Hi Littlefoot,
Thanks for the reply. This is also what i'm doing now. But my manager says there will be around some 30-40 forms in the project. So, if any common changes need to be made I will need to make those changes in those 30 forms. So i need to find someway to overcome this. Is there something like inheritance in Oracle Forms where we create a model form and inherit this form to subsequent forms..
Thanks&Regards
Sandy
--Every Accomplishment Starts With The Decision To TRY.
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