need-of-serialization-in-java

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2475448/need-of-serialization-in-java?

Serialization is usually used When the need arises to send your data over network or stored in files. By data I mean objects and not text.
Now the problem is your Network infrastructure and your Hard disk are hardware components that understand bits and bytes but not JAVA objects.
Serialization is the translation of your Java object's values/states to bytes to send it over network or save it.
This is analogous to how your voice is transmitted over PSTN telephone lines.

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making standard or custom webadi integrator updatable

Run below script:

update bne_integrators_b

set source='C'

where integrator_code = <>

Dynamic Date in Footer in XML Publisher using XDO Function

Use below code to achieve it.

©<?xdoxslt:sysdate('yyyy')?> Company, Inc. All rights reserved.

Adding Hyperlink to XML Publisher RTF

Using Word's Hyperlink feature will not work, as it appends the server or local path. Instead use a form field with the URL referenced . Ex:

 
<?variable@incontext:link;TRACKING_URL?><fo:basic-link external-destination="url({$link})"><?WAYBILL?></fo:basic-link>

Shows value of waybill flyover as TRACKING_URL.

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<?param@begin:CURRENT_SERVER_URL?>

<?$CURRENT_SERVER_URL?>

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Refer: http://winrichman.blogspot.com/2010/03/hyperlink.html
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option1:

If the XML data includes an element that contains a hyperlink , then you can use that element to create dynamic hyperlinks at runtime. 
a. insert hyperlink from word menu 
b. In the Type the file or Web page name field of the Insert Hyperlink dialog box, enter the following syntax:
c. {ELEMENT_NAME_WHICH_HAS_URL_LINK}
where ELEMENT_NAME_WHICH_HAS_URL_LINK is the xml data element name

option2:

create a form field, you can add it

<fo:basic-link external-destination="http://www.google..com">
<fo:inline text-decoration="underline">google Link</fo:inline>
</fo:basic-link>

or

<fo:basic-link external-destination="{ELEMENT_NAME}">
<fo:inline text-decoration="underline">google Link</fo:inline>
</fo:basic-link>

or

<fo:basic-link>
<xsl:attribute name="external-destination"><xsl:value-of select="ELEMENT_URL"/>
</xsl:attribute>
<xsl:value-of select="LINK_NAME"/>
</fo:basic-link>

Dynamic Image Display in XML Publisher

OA Media Directory Reference 

(XML Publisher Report Designer's Guide Release 12 Part No. B31410-01 )

Note: This method only applies to Oracle E-Business Suite installations.

1. Insert a dummy image in your template.

2. In Microsoft Word's Format Picture dialog box select the Web tab. Enter the following syntax in the Alternative text region to reference the OA_MEDIA directory:

url:{'${OA_MEDIA}/image name'}

For example, enter:

url:{'${OA_MEDIA}/ORACLE_LOGO.gif'}

Element Reference from XML File

1. Insert a dummy image in your template.

2. In Microsoft Word's Format Picture dialog box select the Web tab. Enter the following syntax in the Alternative text region to reference the image URL:

url:{IMAGE_LOCATION}

where IMAGE_LOCATION is an element from your XML file that holds the full

URL to the image.

You can also build a URL based on multiple elements at runtime. Just use the concat function to build the URL string. For example:

url:{concat(SERVER,'/',IMAGE_DIR,'/',IMAGE_FILE)}

where SERVER, IMAGE_DIR, and IMAGE_FILE are element names from your XML

file that hold the values to construct the URL.

This method can also be used with the OA_MEDIA reference as follows:

url:{concat('${OA_MEDIA}','/',IMAGE_FILE)}