As John Scott and Dimitri Gielis mentioned on their blogs I did a video for them for the Apex Evangelists European Training days. At one point I was planning on going there and helping out but that just didn't work out, so I did this video for them instead.
And then one of the boss's asked to see it after reading about it, and thought it was pretty nice and said I should post it. I'm a little rough around the edges with the whole vidcasting/vblogging thing , nothing a little practice won't fix, but I had alot of fun doing it and am planning on more of them in the future.
So here it is in all it's grainy Google video goodness.
If you want to watch the higher definition version you can download from here but on Windows I can only get it to run using vlc , my favorite cross platform video player.
I did the whole thing on Linux and the programs I used, while lacking a little polish, were very easy to use.
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pitivi
And finally as an OOW note , John and Dimitri , I like my beers tall , cold and plentiful :)
And then one of the boss's asked to see it after reading about it, and thought it was pretty nice and said I should post it. I'm a little rough around the edges with the whole vidcasting/vblogging thing , nothing a little practice won't fix, but I had alot of fun doing it and am planning on more of them in the future.
So here it is in all it's grainy Google video goodness.
If you want to watch the higher definition version you can download from here but on Windows I can only get it to run using vlc , my favorite cross platform video player.
I did the whole thing on Linux and the programs I used, while lacking a little polish, were very easy to use.
recordmydesktop
ffmpeg
pitivi
And finally as an OOW note , John and Dimitri , I like my beers tall , cold and plentiful :)
Like here?: http://xo.typepad.com/photos/uncategorized/munichbarmaid.jpg
You forgot to ask for a nice looking waitress ;-) (oh boy! was that waitress in Las Vegas so ...)
Thanks again Carl,
Dimitri
thanks for sharing it with the public!
Looking forward to see this feature in action in the upcoming version!
Patrick
Carl
very very very nice features!
I am so excited about 4.0...
Just a quick question:
When I want to export a report with sorting, grouping and some coloring are those things be available in the pdf or the excel export?
Regards,
Tim
Thanks!
Flavio
Oracle DB, App Express, and Web 2.0, and persistent end user customization. The perfect storm.
My customers are gonna LOVE this.
You didn't demo 4.0 App Express forms, security, or web services. Do you have any updates or demos on those topics?
-Dan
Oracle Forums: danusgov
Users will love the filtering and group by features, not to mention the improved responsiveness.
Developers will love the JSON api - can't wait to get my hands on 3.1.
Mark Lancaster
coloring are those things be available in the pdf or the excel export?
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that's something we are looking into
Do you have any updates or demos on those topics?
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That's why it's a sneak preview you never know what you get.
Carl
I can see in the newly updated Statement of Direction for Oracle Application Express 3.1 that the "Interactive reporting region types which natively integrate Web 2.0 features to filter, break, sort data, etc." is there.
I'm desperate :) for this new feature.
In this video you state that this version is just around the corner...
Can you tell how much time we'll have to wait to have this great functionality?
Also I saw in a PDF somewhere (don't remember where) an added functionalitie to obtain a custom chart using this reporting feature. Will this also be available in 3.1
Thank you,
Paulo
Can you tell how much time we'll have to wait to have this great functionality?
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Unfortunately I can't be specific, I can say you will be seeing/hearing much more about this feature and associated features in the next few weeks
Charting is being investigated
just wanted to say that you did a great demo there! The features you presented are really what my customers are looking for, so can't wait to get my hands on 4.0.
Kind regards,
Niels de Bruijn
MT AG, Germany
BTW, the high-quality video displays just fine in Miro, a fairly-new, free video player that was listed as one of the best open source viewers recently.
Check it out at http://www.getmiro.com
thats great.
Looking forward to see this in future also.
Rajesh
Good explanation, though.