Jdeveloper: How to bind ArrayList to a Table for data controls

reference:http://cn.forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=970145&tstart=0

 

1. this class encapsulate one row which holds 3 columns (name1, name2,name3):

 

package oramag.model; public class NamePojo { String mName1; String mName2; String mName3; public NamePojo() { super(); } public void setName1(String aName1) { this.mName1 = aName1; } public String getName1() { return mName1; } public void setName2(String aName2) { this.mName2 = aName2; } public String getName2() { return mName2; } public void setName3(String aName3) { this.mName3 = aName3; } public String getName3() { return mName3; } }

 

2.Now you need a class which holds any number of rows like this:

 

package oramag.model; import oramag.model.NamePojo; import java.util.ArrayList; public class NamesList { ArrayList<NamePojo> mNames; public NamesList() { super(); mNames = new ArrayList<NamePojo>(); init(); } private void init() { NamePojo n1 = new NamePojo(); n1.setName1("Hello"); n1.setName2("World"); n1.setName3("The"); NamePojo n2 = new NamePojo(); n2.setName1("Quick"); n2.setName2("Brown"); n2.setName3("Fox"); mNames.add(n1); mNames.add(n2); } public void setNames(ArrayList<NamePojo> aNames) { this.mNames = aNames; } public ArrayList<NamePojo> getNames() { return mNames; } }

 

These two classes I put somewhere in the model project. To make a data control out of the NamesDC class, right click it in the application navigator and select 'Create Data Control' at the bottom of the popup. After that you see the new NamesDC data control in the Data Control section. expand the data control and drag the names collection onto a jspx page as ADFTable.