Do anybody here need a Oracle forms to Java/JFC converter?
Date: 2 Nov 2001 18:27:39 -0800
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[Quoted] I have some Oracle Forms based applications. I'd like to convert them to Java
(JFC). I think that's possible to create a program to do some automatic
convertion from Oracle Forms to Java.
The basic block behavior is relative easy to do. You just have query, delete, update, insert and post method. The page is not so difficult as well; I can see converting all forms and block definition to a XML file that will direct some generic objects written in Java.
Other issue is to convert the PL/SQL code. We have a grammar for PL/SQL, write a parser and generate the correspondent Java code. This java code can be like one .class per Trigger that will be registred like listeners for the generic block object, defined in the XML file I wrote above.
I can imagine that such kind of tool can not only convert but also create a easy to use Java Framework for creating that simple insert/delete/update screens, like Forms does very well, but in Java, running in every Browser, no Forms Server, no 1,000s of US$, etc.
Do somebody here know such kind of tool? If such tool doesn't exist, what about to start such tool, creating a group to develop it arround the world?
Best Regards,
Carlos Netto
Software Design
Improving your Business
Received on Sat Nov 03 2001 - 03:27:39 CET