I will use oracle.jbo.ApplicationModule :: createViewObjectFromQueryStmt method to do this issue.
I will present how to do this step by step
Create View Object and Application Module
1- Right click on Model project and choose New
2- Choose from left pane “ADF Business Component” , then from list choose “View Object” and click “OK” button
3- Enter “DynamicVO” in “Name” and choose “Sql Query” radio button and click “Next” button.
4- Write in Select field “select * from dual” and click “Next” button until reach Window “Step 8 of 9”
5- Check “Add to Application Module” check box and click “Finish” button.
Implement Changes in Application Module
1- Open application module “AppModule”, then open Java tab and check “Generate Application Module Class AppModuleImpl” check box
2- Open AppModuleImpl.java Class and Add the below method for dynamic view object
public void changeDynamicVoQuery(String sqlStatement) {
ViewObject dynamicVO = this.findViewObject("DynamicVO1");
dynamicVO.remove();
dynamicVO = this.createViewObjectFromQueryStmt("DynamicVO1", sqlStatement);
dynamicVO.executeQuery();
}
3- Open “AppModule” then open Java tab and Add changeDynamicVoQuery method to Client Interface
Test Business Component
1- Right click on AppModue in Application navigator and choose Run from drop down list.
2- Right click on AppModule in left pane and choose Show from drop down lsit
Write “Select * from Emp” in sqlStatement parameter
Click on Execute button, The result will be Success .
3- Click double click on DynamicVO1 in left pane, it will display the data of DynamicVO and display data which I entered “Select * from Emp” before not “Select * from dual” that was used in design time of view object.
To use dynamic view objects in ADF Faces, you should use ADF Dynamic Table or ADF Dynamic Form.
You can download sample application from here
Reference: ADF : Dynamic View Object from our JCG partner Mahmoud A. ElSayed at the Dive in Oracle blog.
