In the Structure window, right-click the graph node and choose Go to Properties. Select the Behavior attributes category and expand the Advanced node and do

Using ADF Graph Components 24-49 2. In the Property Inspector, enter a unique value in the ID field. If you do not select an identifier, one will be entered for you. 3. Open the page’s associated page definition file. 4. In the Structure window for the page definition file, select the node that represents the attribute binding for the component. In the Property Inspector, select Push for the ChangeEventPolicy attribute.

24.9.2 How to Specify Animation Effects for Graphs

In the Property Inspector for the graph you wish to animate, set the following attributes: ■ animationOnDisplay: Optional. Use with or without ADS to specify the type of initial rendering effect to apply. Valid values are: – none default: Do not show any initial rendering effect. – auto: Apply an initial rendering effect automatically chosen based on graph or gauge type. – alphaFade – conveyorFromLeft or conveyorFromRight – cubeToLeft or cubeToRight – flipLeft or flipRight – slideToLeft or slideToRight – transitionToLeft or transitionToRight – zoom ■ animationOnDataChange: Use to specify the type of data change animation to apply. Valid values are: – none: Apply no data change animation effects. – activeData default: Apply Active Data Service ADS data change animation events. – auto: Apply partial page refresh PPR and ADS data change animation events. – alphaFade – conveyorFromLeft or conveyorFromRight – cubeToLeft or cubeToRight – flipLeft or flipRight – slideToLeft or slideToRight – transitionToLeft or transitionToRight – zoom ■ animationDuration: Use to specify the animation duration in milliseconds. ■ animationIndicators: Use to specify the type of data change indicators to show. Valid values are: – none: Show no data change indicators. 24-50 Web User Interface Developers Guide for Oracle Application Development Framework – all default: Show all data change indicators. ■ animationUpColor: Use to specify the RGB hexadecimal color used to indicate that a data value has increased. ■ animationDownColor: Use to specify the RGB hexadecimal color used to indicate that a data value has decreased.