227 OWA_IMAGE

The OWA_IMAGE package provides an interface to access the coordinates where a user clicked on an image.

The chapter contains the following topics:

• Overview

• Types

• Variables

• Examples

• Summary of OWA_IMAGE Subprograms

See Also:

For more information about implementation of this package:

• Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator's Guide for Oracle HTTP Server

• Oracle Fusion Middleware User's Guide for mod_plsql

227.1 OWA_IMAGE Overview

Use this package when you have any image map whose destination links invoke the PL/SQL Gateway.

227.2 OWA_IMAGE Types

This datatype (point) contain the X and Y values of a coordinate, and so provides the coordinates of a user's click on an imagemap.

It is defined as:

TYPE POINT IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(32767) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER

227.3 OWA_IMAGE Variables

This package variable (null_point) of TYPE POINT is used to default point parameters. Both the X and the Y fields of this variable are NULL.

227.4 OWA_IMAGE Examples

This example shows use of OWA_IMAGE.

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE process_image
    (my_img in OWA_IMAGE.POINT)
    AS
    x integer := OWA_IMAGE.GET_X(my_img);
    y integer := OWA_IMAGE.GET_Y(my_img);
BEGIN
    /* process the coordinate */
END

227.5 Summary of OWA_IMAGE Subprograms

This table lists the OWA_IMAGE subprograms and briefly describes them.

Table 227-1 OWA_IMAGE Package Subprograms

Subprogram	Description
GET_X Function	Gets the X value of a point type
GET_Y Function	Gets the Y value of a point type

227.5.1 GET_X Function

This function returns the X coordinate of the point where the user clicked on an image map.

Syntax

OWA_IMAGE.GET_X(
   p        IN        point)
 RETURN INTEGER;

Parameters

Table 227-2 GET_X Function Parameters

Parameter	Description
p	The point where the user clicked.

Return Values

The X coordinate as an integer.

227.5.2 GET_Y Function

This function returns the Y coordinate of the point where the user clicked on an image map.

Syntax

OWA_IMAGE.GET_Y(
   p        IN        point)
 RETURN INTEGER;

Parameters

Table 227-3 GET_Y Function Parameters

Parameter	Description
p	The point where the user clicked.

Return Values

The Y coordinate as an integer.