Creating a Basic Form Module

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Creating a Basic Form Module

Objectives After completing this lesson, you should be able to do the following: Create a form module Create a data block Save and compile a form module Identify Forms file formats and their characteristics Describe how to deploy a form module Explain how to create documentation for a Forms application .

Creating a New Form Module This lesson covers the basic process for creating a new form module and data blocks within it. How to Create a New Form Module

Creating a New Form Module Choose one of the following methods: Use wizards: Data Block Wizard Layout Wizard Build module manually Use template form

Creating a New Form Module There are several ways to create a new form module. Invoke the Forms Builder component. This takes you to the Forms Builder Welcome page, unless you have changed the Preferences to not display it. Now do one of the following: Select the “Use the Data Block Wizard” option, then follow the required data block creation steps. Then follow the Layout Wizard steps. Select the “Build a new form manually” option. This takes you into the Forms Builder Object Navigator (automatically creating an empty form module). Select the “Build a form based on a template” option and use a template form. If you are already in the Forms Builder component, you can create a new form module by doing one of the following: Double-click the Forms node in the Object Navigator (only when no other form modules are available). Select File > New > Form. Select the Object Navigator node for Forms, and then click the Create icon.

Form Module Properties Name property Coordinate System property

Creating a New Data Block Use Forms Builder Wizards: Data Block Wizard: Create a data block with associated data source quickly and easily Layout Wizard: Lay out data block contents for visual presentation Layout Wizard Although the Data Block Wizard allows you to create a new data block easily with its associated data sources, it does not deal with the visual presentation of objects included in the data block. Once you create the data block, you need to lay out its contents for user interaction. To accomplish this task quickly and easily, use the Layout Wizard. Create manually

Creating a New Data Block Launch Data Block Wizard Reentrant mode Enter data source Launch Layout Wizard Reentrant mode New Data Block Lay out data block contents

Launching the Data Block Wizard In Forms Builder, do one of the following: Select Tools > Data Block Wizard. Right-click and select Data Block Wizard. Select the Data Blocks node and click Create icon; select Use the Data Block Wizard option. Use the Data Block Wizard button on the toolbar in the Layout Editor.

Data Block Wizard: Type Page

Data Block Wizard: Table Page

Data Block Wizard: Finish Page

Layout Wizard: Items Page

Layout Wizard: Style Page

Layout Wizard: Rows Page

Data Block Functionality Once you create a data block with the wizards, Forms Builder automatically creates: A form module with database functionality including query, insert, update, delete A frame object Items in the data block A prompt for each item Triggers needed to enforce database constraints if “Enforce data integrity” is checked

Template Forms You can create a new form based on standard template forms, so that you can provide other team members with a default starting point. Templates typically include generic objects, such as graphics, toolbars, and program units. You can define standard window layouts, standard toolbars, and other common objects that you want to include in new forms.

Saving a Form Module To save the form module: Select File > Save OR Click the Save icon Enter a filename Navigate to desired location Click Save

Compiling a Form Module 1 3 2 4

Module Types and Storage Formats .fmb .fmx .fmt Menu Module .mmb .mmx .mmt PL/SQL Library .pll .plx .pld Object Library .olb .olt

Deploying a Form Module 1 2 .fmb .fmx 3 1. Move module files to middle tier 2. Generate module on middle tier 3. Run in browser using Forms Services on middle tier

Practice 4 Overview This practice covers the following topics: Creating a new form module Creating a data block by using Forms Builder wizards Saving and running the form module Practice 4 Overview In this practice you create one new form module. You create a single-block form that displays a single record. Create a new form module called CUSTOMERS. Create a new data block in this form by using the Forms Builder wizards, and base it on the CUSTOMERS table. Using the Layout Editor, reposition the items in this block to match the screenshot provided. Save and run the new form module on the Web. Note: For solutions to this practice, see Practice 4, in Appendix A, “Practice Solutions.” Instructor Note Advise the students not to spend too much time trying to get the layout of the CUSTOMERS block to exactly match the screenshot provided in the practice, because the layout for the items in this block will be modified in a later lesson.