JavaScript Libraries Documentation

This document describes the custom JavaScript libraries used in the APEX application.

Static Application Files

File Name	Description
ajaxUtils.js	AJAX utilities for dynamic updates and server communication
iframeObj.js	Jasper Reports integration wrapper

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ajaxUtils.js

Custom AJAX utility library for managing server-side communication and UI feedback.

Functions

notifica(pText, pType = null)

Central dynamic notification function.

Parameters: - pText (string): Message text to display - pType (string, optional): Notification type - 'alert', 'success', 'error', 'warning', 'info'

Behavior: - Clears existing errors - If pType is provided, shows error notification at page level - If pType is null, shows success message

Example:

notifica("Record saved successfully"); // Success message
notifica("Error occurred", "error");   // Error message

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setSessionState(elemList, pCallback = null)

Sets APEX session state for multiple items.

Parameters: - elemList (string): Comma-separated list of item IDs (without P prefix) - pCallback (function, optional): Callback function after session state is set

How it works: 1. Splits the element list by comma 2. Gets values for each element using jQuery 3. Creates a dictionary of item-value pairs 4. Calls APEX process SET_ITEM_SESSION to update session state 5. Executes callback with data and elements dictionary

Example:

setSessionState("P22_EVENT_ID,P22_CLIENTE", function(pData, elems) {
    console.log("Session state updated");
});

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ajaxExec(pName, clickObj, pParams, pCallback, pConfirm, pLoading, pAsync, pType)

Generic AJAX execution wrapper for APEX server processes.

Parameters: - pName (string): APEX process name to execute - clickObj (jQuery object): Button/element that triggered the action - pParams (object): Parameters to pass to the process - pCallback (function): Callback function on success/error - pConfirm (string): Confirmation message (uses native confirm dialog) - pLoading (boolean): Show loading popup - pAsync (boolean): Execute asynchronously - pType (string): Response data type (default: 'text')

Features: - Prevents page unload during execution - Shows loading spinner on clicked element - Handles confirmation dialogs - Parses response and removes quotes - Executes callback with parsed data

Example:

ajaxExec("SAVE_EVENT", clickBtn, {x01: eventId}, function(data, btn, params) {
    notifica("Event saved");
}, "Are you sure?", true);

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execProcessAsync(pName, pParams, pPreExec, pCallback, pItems = null, clickObj = null, pConfirm = null, pLoading = null)

Wrapper for async process execution with optional session state update.

Parameters: - pName (string): Process name - pParams (object): Process parameters - pPreExec (function): Function to execute before AJAX call - pCallback (function): Callback after process execution - pItems (string): Items to set in session state first - clickObj: Clicked element - pConfirm (string): Confirmation message - pLoading (boolean): Show loading indicator

Example:

execProcessAsync("UPDATE_QTY", {x01: itemId}, null, function(data) {
    apex.region("LIST_PREL").refresh();
}, "P22_EVENT_ID");

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execQueryAsync(pQuery, pPreExec, pCallback, clickObj = null, pConfirm = null, pItems = null, pLoading = null)

Executes a SQL query asynchronously.

Parameters: - pQuery (string): SQL query to execute - pPreExec (function): Pre-execution function - pCallback (function): Callback with query results - clickObj: Clicked element - pConfirm (string): Confirmation message - pItems (string): Items to set in session state - pLoading (boolean): Show loading indicator

Note: Calls the EXEC_QUERY APEX process with the query in x01 parameter.

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iframeObj.js

JavaScript wrapper for embedding Jasper Reports in iframes.

Configuration

var j_datasource = "default";      // Jasper datasource name
var j_username = "jasperadmin";    // Jasper server username
var j_password = "jasperadmin";    // Jasper server password
var j_def_outp = "pdf";            // Default output format (HTML, PDF)

Iframe Class

Constructor

var Iframe = function(parentObj, id, attr) { ... }

Parameters: - parentObj: Parent DOM element - id: Iframe element ID - attr: Additional attributes

Methods

setCss(css)

Sets CSS styles on the iframe.

Parameters: - css (object): CSS properties dictionary

Example:

iframe.setCss({ width: "100%", height: "600px", border: "none" });

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setUrl(Url)

Sets the iframe source URL.

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getUrl()

Returns the current iframe URL.

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refresh()

Reloads the iframe content.

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hide()

Hides the iframe (display: none).

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show()

Shows the iframe (display: block).

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jasperReport(dir, datasource, params, output, username, password)

Generates a Jasper Reports URL and loads it in the iframe.

Parameters: - dir (string, required): Report path in Jasper server - datasource (string): Data source name (default: "default") - params (object): Report parameters as key-value pairs - output (string): Output format - 'pdf' or 'html' (default: 'pdf') - username (string): Jasper server username - password (string): Jasper server password

URL Format:

/jri/report?_repName={dir}&_repFormat={output}&_dataSource={datasource}&_repLocale=it_IT&_repTimeZone=Europe/Rome&{params}

Example:

var rptFrame = new Iframe(container, "reportFrame");
rptFrame.jasperReport(
    "apcb/scheda_evento_rpt",
    "default",
    { P_EVENT_ID: eventId, P_TIPO: "PREVENTIVO" },
    "pdf"
);

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Usage in APEX Pages

Time Input Masks

The application uses inputmask library for time fields:

Inputmask("99:99", {
    placeholder: "HH:MM"
}).mask($("#P22_ORA_INI_EVENTO"));

SweetAlert2 Integration

Used for enhanced confirmation dialogs:

Swal.fire({
    title: 'Conferma',
    text: 'Vuoi continuare?',
    icon: 'warning',
    showCancelButton: true
}).then((result) => {
    if (result.isConfirmed) {
        // proceed
    }
});

Interactive Grid Refresh

// Refresh a specific interactive grid
apex.region("LISTA_PRELIEVO").refresh();

// Refresh with callback
apex.region("OSPITI").widget().interactiveGrid("getViews", "grid").model.fetchRecords();

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Migration Notes

When migrating to React TypeScript:

1. AJAX Utilities - Replace with:
2. Axios or fetch for HTTP requests
3. React Query or SWR for data fetching

4. Toast library (react-toastify) for notifications

5. Session State - Replace with:

6. React Context or Redux for state management
7. URL parameters for shareable state

8. Session storage for persistence

9. Jasper Reports - Options:

10. Keep Jasper and embed via iframe
11. Migrate to SSRS, Crystal Reports
12. Use PDF libraries (QuestPDF, iTextSharp)

13. Use React-PDF for client-side PDF generation

14. Input Masks - Use:

15. react-input-mask
16. @react-input/mask

17. Material-UI TextField with InputProps

18. SweetAlert2 - Replace with:

19. MUI Dialog components
20. react-confirm-alert
21. Custom modal component

Example React Migration

// ajaxUtils.js equivalent in React
import { toast } from 'react-toastify';
import axios from 'axios';

export const notifica = (text: string, type?: 'success' | 'error' | 'warning' | 'info') => {
  if (type) {
    toast[type](text);
  } else {
    toast.success(text);
  }
};

export const executeProcess = async <T>(
  processName: string,
  params: Record<string, any>
): Promise<T> => {
  const response = await axios.post(`/api/processes/${processName}`, params);
  return response.data;
};