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Oracle Forms Workshop
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Course Overview
Oracle Forms Workshop provides students with the knowledge necessary to develop and deploy GUI database applications in a Web browser. Through extensive hands-on exercises, students will learn how to use Oracle Forms Developer to develop database applications. The focus for this five-day class is building an application to run a business. Using intensive exercises, students will create a finished application that incorporates many of the advanced design features needed to solve complex business problems. Instruction will include building applications using both the available wizard tools and a more in-depth manual approach. By learning both methods, students are assured of a thorough understanding of the inner complexities of the tool set. Also included in the class are tips and design techniques to ensure a successful implementation of an Oracle Forms application.
Course Goals
- To understand product capabilities and features
- To understand product structure and commands
- To acquire skills for development and customization of Oracle Forms applications
Prerequisites
- SQL & SQL*Plus
- PL/SQL
- Advanced PL/SQL (optional)
Who Should Attend?
- All developers beginning a GUI application
Course Materials
- Oracle Forms Course Notes
- Oracle Forms Reference Publication
- Oracle Forms Sample Script and Examples Disk
Duration
Tuition
Course Outline
- Class environment
- 10g new features
- Forms designer
- Forms designer installations
- Architecture
- Forms basics and terminology
- Object navigator
- Building a form
- Running a form
- Dissecting the form
- Parts of a form
- Property palette
- Form properties
- Block properties
- Frame properties
- Item properties
- Bookmarking
- Interface items
- Layout editor
- Controlling look and feel
- Visual attributes
- Using VAGs
- Property classes
- Property class properties
- Inheritance
- Working in multiple forms
- Sharing attributes
- Object groups
- Object libraries
- Smart classes
- Interface items
- Check box
- List item
- Radio groups
- List of values
- Record groups
- List of values
- LOV wizard
- Windows, canvases and views
- Windows
- Canvases
- Window demo
- Product form
- Highlighting
- Forms compiler
- Adding functionality
- Buttons
- Main menu form
- Events and triggers
- Events and triggers
- Interface events
- Keyboard events
- Internal processing events
- Trigger scope
- Creating triggers
- PL/SQL syntax palette
- Built-ins
- Triggers
- Trigger categories
- Block processing triggers
- Interface event triggers
- Navigation triggers
- Transaction triggers
- Query triggers
- Message triggers
- Master-detail triggers
- Key triggers
- Referring to forms objects
- Block objects
- System variables
- Global variables
- Parameters
- Timers
- Using images
- Employees form
- Image items
- Sharing code
- Duplicating code
- Program units
- PL/SQL libraries
- Error handling
- Validation
- Forms validation
- Blocks, records and items
- Alerts
- Using alerts
- Dynamic alerts
- Master-detail relationships
- Calculation items
- Menus
- Advanced forms techniques highlights
- Java integration
- Security
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