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Java article's links are broken in Oracle website

969859Oct 22 2012 — edited Oct 22 2012
Hi All,

Why I am not able browse any articles on J2EE design patterns, etc which were based on sun.java.com url?

For eg: If I try to access,

http://java.sun.com/blueprints/corej2eepatterns/Patterns/index.html

It shamelessly redirects me to this URL:

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/index.html

Obviously, it is not I am looking it for. Few days before it would have been redirected to correct URL. Now all of sudden oracle has redirecting to this senseless URL. Can you please let me know how can I access those old URLs? Is Oracle, really doing very foolish decisions w.r.t these type of things?

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fac586 
SACH!N-Oracle wrote:
In my apex report, even after setting the 'maximum rows per page' value to 20, I'm able to see all the 29 rows.
I'm using Universal Theme - 42 with tab based navigation.
Apex version i'm using is apex 18.1.
Is this a bug or do i need to set any other attribute in 18.1 release ?

What do you mean by "apex report"? Always specify clearly and unambiguously exactly which APEX region or component type you are referring to.

SACH!N-Oracle

It's an interactive report region.

Thanks,

Sachin

fac586 
SACH!N-Oracle wrote:
It's an interactive report region.

Read the online help for the Maximum Rows Per Page property:

Maximum Rows Per Page
Enter the maximum number to display in the Rows Per Page selector.

It would appear that it doesn't do what you think it does. Are you confusing it with the Maximum Rows to Process property in the Performance section of the property sheet?

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SACH!N-Oracle
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Yes i'm aware of that property.

I'm not sure whether it's an apex or my browser's (Mozilla) bug, the 'Maximum Rows Per Page' count, which i had given for my IR region (maximum 20 rows per page) was not reflecting.

Later when i changed a few other IR region attribute values it worked for me. I'll explain.

Earlier the IR region 'Heading' property was set as 'Fixed To: Page'

I changed it to 'Fixed To: Region' and also gave the 'Maximum Report Height' value.

After changing the above attribute values and reloading the IR report page, to my surprise i found that the 'Maximum Rows Per Page' property was working (only 20 rows were displayed).

Later i reverted the IR region 'Heading' property as 'Fixed To: Page' and reloaded the page, i found the 'Maximum Rows Per Page' property is working.

Someway the issue got resolved, but as i mentioned earlier, still I'm not sure whether it's an apex or my browser's (Mozilla) bug or some sort of cache issue.

Thanks,
Sachin

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