When put value of parameters 'New York' my restful not return result, but when put 'Paris' working fine.
with RestRequest.Params.AddItem do
begin
name := 'city';
Value := 'New York';
Kind := TRestRequestParameterKind.pkGETorPOST;
end;
I think that problem is space! How fix that?
After call restful online from oracle apex and send value 'New York' working fine. In url stay 'New%20York' I'm try put in delphi 'New%20York' but not result.
Related
I have a RESET_PSWD button on a Form that calls a dynamic action with 4 true actions defined.
Confirm Action
Execute Server-side Code - PL/SQL procedure to generate new temp pswd
Execute Server-side Code - PL/SQL procedure to generate modal url using APEX_PAGE.GET_URL
Execute JavaScript Code - use url from step 3 to open modal
The goal of the DA is to generate a Temp Password, build a URL to the modal (passing in the new Temp Password from Step 2), and then navigate to the modal. Between Step 2 and Step 3 the value in P7_TEMP_PSWD is getting truncated due to special characters not being url encoded correctly between the request calls.
-- package procedure to get & set url for confirmation modal (Step 3)
PROCEDURE get_feedback_url (
p_username VARCHAR2,
p_temp_pswd VARCHAR2
) IS
vcPswdEncoded VARCHAR2(1000);
vcURL VARCHAR2(1000);
vcValueList VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
vcPswdEncoded := APEX_UTIL.URL_ENCODE(p_temp_pswd);
vcValueList := p_username ||','|| vcPswdEncoded;
vcURL := APEX_PAGE.GET_URL(p_page => '12',
p_items => 'P12_USERNAME,P12_TEMP_PSWD',
p_values => vcValueList,
p_plain_url => TRUE);
APEX_UTIL.SET_SESSION_STATE('P7_FEEDBACK_URL', vcURL);
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
csa.rsn_logger.log_error(p_rsn_app => 'RSNUM',
p_app_loc => 'rsnum_user.get_feedback_url',
p_log_msg => SQLERRM);
END;
I am trying to url encode the temp pswd before building the url, but I am getting the following results:
The value after using APEX_UTIL.ENCODE_URL is what I want, but it seems like APEX_PAGE.GET_URL is also encoding the values so '%' is encoded again. Is there a way to opt out of GET_URL doing this? The reason why I am using ENCODE_URL in the first place is because APEX does was not encode '#' (and a few other characters) by default and that was causing me problems originally.
Wish there was a better way to do this, but figured out a working solution (will need to test edge cases, but seems to work). I created a Before Header computation on the modal page with the following expression:
UTL_URL.UNESCAPE(:P12_TEMP_PSWD)
I'm running Apex 19.2
I have a page with some items created dynamically as follows :
HTML clob;
Html := APEX_ITEM.textarea(p_idx=>32, p_value=>'MyValue',p_item_id=>'MyId',p_attributes=>'class="textarea"');
htp.p(HTML);
The page items are generated correctly :
<textarea name="f32" rows="4" cols="40" wrap="VIRTUAL" class="textarea" id="MyId"></textarea>
I'm also adding the item wrapper to match the static Items layout created from the designer.
<div class="t-Form-inputContainer col">
<div class="t-Form-itemWrapper">
<textarea name="f32" rows="4" cols="40" wrap="VIRTUAL" class="textarea" id="MyId"></textarea>
</div>
<span id="MyId_error_placeholder" class="a-Form-error"></span>
</div>
In the validation, I'm checking some rules from apex_application.g_fn arrays and I would like to show an error on the item created via :
apex_error.add_error(p_message => 'error', p_display_location => apex_error.c_inline_with_field_and_notif, p_page_item_name=> 'MyId');
After validation, the error is not shown next to the item created. Notification also appears but it's empty. However If I try to show the same error on a static item created in the designer. The error is shown properly.
Can anyone help please ?
Thanks.
As you've found, APEX_ITEM doesn't work with APEX_ERROR in the way that you'd like it to. Marc's comments here indicate that APEX_ITEM will likely not be developed further, so it probably never will. https://stackoverflow.com/a/61737128/3010084
Your best option might be to move your validation logic to a stored procedure. Do all the validation in one call via parameters. In addition to the regular parameters, add a parameter that indicates if the response should be JSON or not. If so, just return a JSON document with the errors, otherwise use apex_error. This will allow you to call the validation logic via Ajax to show the errors where you like, but also on submit/page processing (because client-side validation can't be trusted).
Here are some steps you can follow to see how this works... First, compile the following procedure in your schema:
create or replace procedure validate_thing(
p_description in varchar2,
p_return_json in boolean,
p_json_result out json_object_t
)
is
l_errors_arr json_array_t := json_array_t();
l_error_obj json_object_t := json_object_t();
l_item_id varchar2(30);
l_error_message varchar2(255);
begin
if length(p_description) > 10
then
l_item_id := 'description';
l_error_message := 'Description should be less than 10 characters.';
if p_return_json
then
l_error_obj := json_object_t();
l_error_obj.put('pageItem', l_item_id);
l_error_obj.put('message', l_error_message);
l_errors_arr.append(l_error_obj);
else
-- Server-side code will not worry about displaying the error with the item as
-- this is just a backup for the client-side validation
apex_error.add_error(
p_message => l_error_message,
p_display_location => apex_error.c_inline_in_notification
);
end if;
end if;
if p_return_json
then
p_json_result := json_object_t();
if l_errors_arr.get_size() > 0
then
p_json_result.put('status', 'error');
p_json_result.put('errors', l_errors_arr);
else
p_json_result.put('status', 'success');
end if;
end if;
end;
As you can see, the procedure has logic to do client-side validations (JSON) or server-side validation (APEX_ERROR). You would need to add additional parameters and logic as needed for the form.
Create a new blank page in your app and go to the Page Designer for the new page. Right-click Content Body (under Regions) and select Create Region. Set the region's Type to PL/SQL Dynamic Content and add the following code to the PL/SQL Code attribute:
declare
html clob;
begin
-- The div and fieldset wrappers are needed so that APEX will generate an error
-- message template automatically to display the error inline.
html := '<div><fieldset>';
html := html || APEX_ITEM.textarea(p_idx=>32, p_value=>'MyValue',p_item_id=>'description',p_attributes=>'class="textarea apex-item-textarea"');
html := html || '</fieldset></div>';
htp.p(html);
end;
That code uses apex_item to add an item to the page dynamically. Note, the value passed to p_item_id, as that's important. The apex-item-textarea class is needed for error styling and the div and fieldset wrappers are needed to display error messages inline.
Select the Processing tab in Page Designer. Right-click Ajax Callback and select Create Process. Set Name to DO_VALIDATIONS and enter the following code in the PL/SQL Code field.
declare
l_result json_object_t;
begin
validate_thing(
p_description => apex_application.g_x01,
p_return_json => true,
p_json_result => l_result
);
htp.p(l_result.to_string());
end;
That is the code that will call validate_thing with p_return_json set to true. Note that the value of "description" is being passed in via apex_application.g_x01. You have g_x01 - g_x20 to work within this way. There are various options you could leverage to sent values in via Ajax, this is just one example. See see the doc on apex.server.process (used next) for more info.
Return to the rendering tab, right-click the new region, and select Create Button. Set the Button Name to SUBMIT. Right-click the SUBMIT button and select Create Dynamic Action. Set the Name to SUBMIT clicked. Select the default Show action, set its Action to Execute JavaScript Code, then add the following code to the Code field:
apex.server.process(
'DO_VALIDATIONS',
{
x01: $x('description').value
},
{
success: function(result) {
apex.message.clearErrors();
if (result.status === 'error') {
for (var idx = 0; idx < result.errors.length; idx++) {
result.errors[idx].type = 'error';
result.errors[idx].location = ['page', 'inline'];
result.errors[idx].unsafe = false;
}
apex.message.showErrors(result.errors);
} else if (result.status === 'success') {
apex.page.submit('SUBMIT');
}
},
error: function( jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown ) {
console.log(jqXHR, textStatus, errorThrown)
}
}
);
This is the JavaScript code that will invoke the new DO_VALIDATIONS Ajax process. If errors are returned from the server, apex.message.showErrors will display them. Otherwise, the page is submitted for processing.
Select the Processing tab, right-click Processing, and select Create Process. Set Name to Do Validations and enter the following code in the PL/SQL Code attribute:
declare
-- Only needed to call validate_thing, not used.
l_result json_object_t;
begin
validate_thing(
p_description => apex_application.g_f32(1), -- This is where the item's value will be when submitting normally
p_return_json => false, -- This tells validate_thing to use apex_error
p_json_result => l_result
);
end;
That code will invoke validate_thing with p_return_json set to false. This will rerun the validations on the server-side to ensure they are enforced there. As it's just a backup for the client-side call, I don't worry about displaying errors inline with the items (the JS will do that).
Right-click Processing again and select Create Process. Set Name to Do Work and just enter null; for the PL/SQL Code Attribute. Set Success Message to It ran.. Under Server-side Condition, set Type to PL/SQL Expression and enter not apex_error.have_errors_occurred in the PL/SQL Expression field.
This process represents the actual business logic you want to run after validations have passed. You will only see the success message after clicking submit if both the Ajax and server-side validations have passed.
If you wish the test the server-side validations, add this line of JavaScript code in the Dynamic Action, just before the line that submits the page:
$x('description').value = '12345678910';
That will update the value of the text area to exceed the limit enforced by the server.
i want display PDF file into region , i tried that by call application process using below code but always same file open.( plsql dynamic content region)
DECLARE
V_URL VARCHAR2(2500);
BEGIN
V_URL :='f?p=&APP_ID.:1:&APP_SESSION.:APPLICATION_PROCESS=display_emp_blob:::FILE_ID:' ||:P6_ID;
Sys.htp.p('<p align="center">');
sys.htp.p('<iframe src="'||V_URL||'"width="99%" height="1000">');
sys.htp.p('</iframe>');
sys.htp.p('</p>');
END;
and the application process code in below
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE OPEN_FILE (P_ID NUMBER)
IS
vBlob blob;
vmimetype varchar2(50);
BEGIN
SELECT ORG_FILES.FILE_CONTENT,MIME_TYPE INTO vBlob, vmimetype
FROM ORG_FILES
WHERE ID =P_ID ;
sys.HTP.init;
owa_util.mime_header(vmimetype,false);
htp.p('Content-Length: ' || dbms_lob.getlength(vBlob));
owa_util.http_header_close;
wpg_docload.download_file(vBlob);
apex_application.stop_apex_engine;
exception
when no_data_found then
null;
END;
How i can open different PDF file into region based a value in ITEM (P6_ID) .
I think the problem you have is that the browser caches the file.
You can specify the time the browser caches with the "Cache-control" header option. Below, you have the code that I use (I have this code in the application process, not in the database):
sys.htp.init;
sys.owa_util.mime_header( 'application/pdf', FALSE );
sys.htp.p('Content-length: ' || sys.dbms_lob.getlength( v_blob));
sys.htp.p('Content-Disposition: inline; filename="'|| v_filename || '"' ); -- "attachment" for download, "inline" for display
sys.htp.p('Cache-Control: max-age=3600'); -- in seconds. Tell the browser to cache for one hour, adjust as necessary
sys.owa_util.http_header_close;
sys.wpg_docload.download_file( v_blob );
apex_application.stop_apex_engine;
You can also try some lazy load, which is the way I access my files (It may be that the way to access your file is also part of the problem). This way you make the page load without waiting for the user and then it loads and shows the file. I don't use the iframe tag but the embed tag. The way to do it is as follows:
Create a region with static content with this html
<div id="view_pdf"></div>
creates a dynamic action when the page loads, which executes javascript and add the following code
$('#view_pdf').html('');
var url = 'f?p=&APP_ID.:1:&APP_SESSION.:APPLICATION_PROCESS=display_emp_blob:::FILE_ID:' + apex.item('P6_ID').getValue();
var preview = document.createElement('embed');
preview.type = "application/pdf";
preview.width="100%";
preview.height="625px";
preview.src = url;
$("#view_pdf").append(preview);
You can modify the values depending on what you need. The embed tag uses the default way to view pdf files from browsers.
Also if what you want is to change the pdf without reloading the page you must use the previous javacript in a dynamic action when you change the value of the item.
I hope you find it useful.
My apologies, on the rare occasion I use this region type, I always think it can be refreshed.
https://spendolini.blogspot.com/2015/11/refreshing-plsql-regions-in-apex.html
The solution is to create a classic report that calls a PL/SQL function that returns your HTML.
SELECT package_name.function_name(p_item => :P1_ITEM) result FROM dual
I'm developing an Oracle Application express (APEX 4.2) application.
One of the page controls (text box, title) have a "PL/SQL Expression" read-only condition:
:APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY = 'YES'
:APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY is an application item and it's set from a dynamic action on_load which fires on page load:
DECLARE
CURR_USER VARCHAR2(50);
BEGIN
IF :REQUEST = 'NEW' THEN
:APP_PROJECT_ID := 0;
:APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY := 'NO';
ELSE
:APP_PROJECT_ID := :P2_ID;
SELECT OWNER INTO CURR_USER
FROM PROJECTS
WHERE ID = :APP_PROJECT_ID;
IF CURR_USER = :APP_USER THEN
:APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY := 'NO';
ELSE
:APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY := 'YES';
END IF;
END IF;
EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
NULL;
END;
Checking session state shows that :APP_PROJECT_READ_ONLY's value is correct, but it doesn't seem to drive whether title is read only:
If I leave on_load's "page items to return" blank, then title is always editable.
However if I set it to title, then title will be always read-only and also it's source control doesn't work, it's leaved empty (in previous case it was working correctly).
How can I fix it?
Your problem is chronology.
The page renders, conditions evaluated, then you calculate your application item on the browser's page load.
Move your code into a computation, perhaps before regions, hence done as part of page render.
REQUEST values are organically only available in page processing, so unless you're explicitly setting that, it may be something to look out for.
You should also consider using declarative actions, where possible.
www.grassroots-oracle.com/2013/05/performance-of-apex-conditions.html
I'm trying to create a code to allow an existing classic asp program to use an asp.net web service. Updating from the classic asp is not an option, as I'm working in a big company and things are the way they are.
I've been browsing through a chunk of tutorials supposedly helping in this, but I haven't managed to get them to work yet. As a beginner I might've made some real obvious mistakes but I just don't know what.
First, the web service is located on an external server. The method "Greeting" needs a String parameter by which it determines which String is sent back. Inputting "g" to it procudes this xml:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<string xmlns="http://server1/Logger_WebService/">Greetings and welcome!</string>
I assume the xpath for getting the contents is either "string/*" or "*"?
Next, my web service itself looks like this:
<WebMethod()> _
Public Function Greeting(ByVal stringel As String) As String
If stringel.ToLower = "g" Then
Return "Greetings and welcome!"
Else
Return "Bye then!"
End If
End Function
The web service works fine from a regular asp.net solution.
Now here's the problem, the classic asp code looks like this (4 different ways I've tried to get this to work, SOAP toolkit is installed on the web service server, all examples taken and modified from tutorials):
'******* USING GET METHOD
Dim wsurl="http://server1/Logger_WebService/service.asmx/Greeting?g"
Dim xmlhttp
Set xmlhttp=Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
xmlhttp.open "GET",wsurl,false
xmlhttp.send
Dim rValue
'rValue=xmlhttp.responseXML.selectSingleNode("string") 'use XPATH as input argument
' or you can get response XML
rValue=xmlhttp.responseXML
Set xmlhttp=nothing
'------------------------------------------------------
'******* USING POST METHOD
Dim wsurl="http://server1/Logger_WebService/service.asmx/Greeting"
Dim xmlhttp
Set xmlhttp=Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
xmlhttp.open "POST",wsurl,false
xmlhttp.send "stringeli=g"
Dim rValue
rValue=xmlhttp.responseXML.selectSingleNode("string")
' or you can get response XML
' rValue=xmlhttp.responseXML
Set xmlhttp=nothing
'------------------------------------------------------
Response.Write consumeWebService()
Function consumeWebService()
Dim webServiceUrl, httpReq, node, myXmlDoc
webServiceUrl = "http://server1/Logger_WebService/service.asmx/Greeting?stringel=g"
Set httpReq = Server.CreateObject("MSXML2.ServerXMLHTTP")
httpReq.Open "GET", webServiceUrl, False
httpReq.Send
Set myXmlDoc =Server.CreateObject("MSXML.DOMDocument")
myXmlDoc.load(httpReq.responseBody)
Set httpReq = Nothing
Set node = myXmlDoc.documentElement.selectSingleNode("string/*")
consumeWebService = " " & node.text
End Function
'------------------------------------------------------
Response.Write(Helou())
Public Function Helou()
SET objSoapClient = Server.CreateObject("MSSOAP.SoapClient")
objSoapClient.ClientProperty("ServerHTTPRequest") = True
' needs to be updated with the url of your Web Service WSDL and is
' followed by the Web Service name
Call objSoapClient.mssoapinit("http://server1/Logger_WebService/service.asmx?WSDL", "Service")
' use the SOAP object to call the Web Method Required
Helou = objSoapClient.Greeting("g")
End Function
I seriously have no idea why nothing works, I've tried them every which way with loads of different settings etc. One possible issue is that the web service is located on a server which in ASP.Net required me to input this "[ServiceVariableName].Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials". I do this from within company network, and there are some security and authorization issues.
I only need to be able to send information anyhow, not receive, as the actual method I will be using is going to insert information into a database. But for now, just getting the Hello World thingie to work seems to provide enough challenge. :)
Thx for all the help. I'll try to check back on holiday hours to check and reply to the comments, I've undoubtedly left out needed information.
Please, talk as you would to an idiot, I'm new to this so chances are I can understand better that way. :)
You might consider writing a bit of .NET wrapper code to consume the web service. Then expose the .NET code as a COM object that the ASP can call directly. As you've seen, there is no tooling to help you in classic ASP, so consider using as much .NET as possible, for the tooling. Then, use COM to interoperate between the two.
A colleague finally got it working after putting a whole day into it. It was decided that it's easier by far to send information than it is to receive it. Since the eventual purpose of the web service is to write data to the DB and not get any message back, we attempted the thing by simply writing a file in the web service.
The following changes were needed:
First, in order to get it to work through the company networks, anonymous access had to be enabled in IIS.
The web service needed the following change in the web.config:
<webServices>
<protocols>
<add name="HttpGet"/>
</protocols>
</webServices>
And the web service code-behind was changed like so:
<WebMethod()> _
Public Function Greeting(ByVal stringel As String) As String
Dim kirj As StreamWriter
'kirj = File.CreateText("\\server1\MyDir\Logger_WebService\test.txt")
'if run locally, the line above would need to be used, otherwise the one below
kirj = File.CreateText("C:\Inetpub\serverroot\MyDir\Logger_WebService\test.txt")
kirj.WriteLine(stringel)
kirj.Close()
kirj.Dispose()
Return stringel
End Function
As we got the above to work, it was a simple matter of applying the same to the big web method that would parse and check the info and insert it into the database.
The classic asp code itself that needs to be added to the old page, which was the biggest problem, turned out to be relatively simple in the end.
function works()
message = "http://server1/mydir/logger_webservice/service.asmx/Greeting?" & _
"stringel=" & "it works"
Set objRequest = Server.createobject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
With objRequest
.open "GET", message, False
.setRequestHeader "Content-Type", "text/xml"
.send
End With
works = objRequest.responseText
end function
works()
Took about a week's worth of work to get this solved. :/ The hardest part was simply not ever knowing what was wrong at any one time.
You might be missing the SOAPAction header. Here's a working example:
[WebService(Namespace = "http://tempuri.org/")]
[WebServiceBinding(ConformsTo = WsiProfiles.BasicProfile1_1)]
public class GreetingService : WebService
{
[WebMethod]
public string Greet(string name)
{
return string.Format("Hello {0}", name);
}
}
And the calling VBS script:
Dim SoapRequest
Set SoapRequest = CreateObject("MSXML2.XMLHTTP")
Dim myXML
Set myXML = CreateObject("MSXML.DOMDocument")
myXML.Async=False
SoapRequest.Open "POST", "http://localhost:4625/GreetingService.asmx", False
SoapRequest.setRequestHeader "Content-Type","text/xml;charset=utf-8"
SoapRequest.setRequestHeader "SOAPAction", """http://tempuri.org/Greet"""
Dim DataToSend
DataToSend= _
"<soapenv:Envelope xmlns:soapenv=""http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"" xmlns:tem=""http://tempuri.org/"">" & _
"<soapenv:Header/>" & _
"<soapenv:Body>" & _
"<tem:Greet>" & _
"<tem:name>John</tem:name>" & _
"</tem:Greet>" & _
"</soapenv:Body>" & _
"</soapenv:Envelope>"
SoapRequest.Send DataToSend
If myXML.load(SoapRequest.responseXML) Then
Dim Node
Set Node = myXML.documentElement.selectSingleNode("//GreetResult")
msgbox Node.Text
Set Node = Nothing
End If
Set SoapRequest = Nothing
Set myXML = Nothing
Might want to double-check the version of the MSXML components. Are you using Windows Authentication? I've noticed some odd XML parsing problems with IIS 7, Classic ASP, and MSXML.
It would also help to get a useful error. Check the ** myXML.parseError.errorCode** and if its not 0 write out the error.
Reference Code:
If (myXML.parseError.errorCode <> 0) then
Response.Write "XML error: " & myXML.parseError.reason
Else
'no error, do whatever here
End If
'You get the idea...