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Here’s the quickest way of exporting table data into Excel File :

1) Create Model using Business Components and refresh Data Controls.
2) Create a standard and JSF page and drag-drop the control the data control to create a ADF table. Name the ID of the table as t1.
3) Create a Command Button and change the text to “Export”.
4) Refer to the snapshot below :

5) Drag-Drop Export Collection Action Listener onto the Command Button “Export”.
6) Set the following Configurations for bindings :

ExportedId : t1
Type : excelHTML

7) Set the Filename and Title in the property inspector of Export Collection Action Listener.
8) Run the page.

Author- Ankit Gupta

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Requirment – In calendar component , we need to show data for last 15 days and next 30 days in list mode.

Solution-Seems little tricky. But not much.Let check out in calendar property.

Well there is property called ActiveDay and ListCount. We will be binding the ActiveDay with a managed bean and setting ActiveDay from that bean.

Create a varible like “private Date currentDate;” and generate getter setter method of it in myCalendarBean. Override the getter method of current Date.

    public void setCurrentDate(Date currentDate) {
        this.currentDate = currentDate;
    }

    public Date getCurrentDate() {
        Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
        calendar.add(Calendar.DATE, -15);
        Date date = calendar.getTime();
        
        return date;
    }

And we need to show last 15 days and next 30 days. that mean total 45 days. We will putting 45 in ListCount.