Re: Treeview OCX in Oracle Forms

Kristina,

I am using the Oracle recommended version from Protoview. You can download this version from www.protoview.com. It is also on the Oracle Open Tools Initiative CD.
Current version is version 2. However Forms 5 still has problems with OCX/Active X.
This one GPF's when you collapse a branch. When you collapse the branch thorugh an event from a button it works. Oracle is aware of this problem and it is accepted as a bug.
The MS Treeview works but you can't distribute to a PC which hasn't VB installed. Also a know problem. At this stage the protoview component is the easiest to use and works as long as you don't collapse the tree in the object itself by clicking the plus sign.

Raymond

kkania_at_my-dejanews.com wrote:

> I would like to implement some type of treeview (datatree) in an Oracle Form
> to display my data in a hierarchial structure. So far I have tried MS
> Treeview and Green-Tree Datatree, however, I could get neither one to work
> properly.
>
> I have 2 people working on this and the code is extremely mind boggeling.
> There is virtually no sample code for these OCXs in conjunction with Oracle
> Forms.
>
> Does anybody have a better OCX for a tree structure to use with Oracle Forms,
> or, has anybody gotten one of the two I mentioned to work? Any info, sample
> code, helpful websites, etc. would be appreciated.
>
> Thanks, Kristina
>
> P.S. We would rather not use the Oracle Forms Navigator Class as it looks
> relatively primitive.
>
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Received on Tue Jul 21 1998 - 05:12:17 CEST