An item in OAF is a java bean which allows a user to interact with the Oracle Apps Framework page e.g. a text box or a choice box etc.
Components or items are always placed inside some region so that they are always displayed as per the Oracle Application Framework standards. Every item or component has specific properties which can be given some values while creation of the OA Framework page e.g. rendered property which allows the bean to be displayed onto the screen it can be true(visible) or false(hidden). Items get rendered on the Oracle Apps Framework page in the fashion as described by the region in which that item has been placed either at declarative/design time or at run-time.
Even these properties can be changed at run-time, but that needs an understanding on how to import the beans and then how to create handle of the bean and then how to set properties. However this is not so much difficult to achieve but still some programming knowledge is needed to achieve this. This is called as run-time control of the bean and is explained in detail for every item in the corresponding item type.
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Attachment Table Bean in OAF
An item in OAF is a java bean which allows a user to interact with the Oracle Apps Framework page e.g. a text box or a choice box etc.
Components or items are always placed inside some region so that they are always displayed as per the Oracle Application Framework standards. Every item or component has specific properties which can be given some values while creation of the OA Framework page e.g. rendered property which allows the bean to be displayed onto the screen it can be true(visible) or false(hidden). Items get rendered on the Oracle Apps Framework page in the fashion as described by the region in which that item has been placed either at declarative/design time or at run-time.
Even these properties can be changed at run-time, but that needs an understanding on how to import the beans and then how to create handle of the bean and then how to set properties. However this is not so much difficult to achieve but still some programming knowledge is needed to achieve this. This is called as run-time control of the bean and is explained in detail for every item in the corresponding item type.
Message Attachment Link Bean in OAF
An item in OAF is a java bean which allows a user to interact with the Oracle Apps Framework page e.g. a text box or a choice box etc.
Components or items are always placed inside some region so that they are always displayed as per the Oracle Application Framework standards. Every item or component has specific properties which can be given some values while creation of the OA Framework page e.g. rendered property which allows the bean to be displayed onto the screen it can be true(visible) or false(hidden). Items get rendered on the Oracle Apps Framework page in the fashion as described by the region in which that item has been placed either at declarative/design time or at run-time.
Even these properties can be changed at run-time, but that needs an understanding on how to import the beans and then how to create handle of the bean and then how to set properties. However this is not so much difficult to achieve but still some programming knowledge is needed to achieve this. This is called as run-time control of the bean and is explained in detail for every item in the corresponding item type.
Attachment Image Bean in OAF
An item in OAF is a java bean which allows a user to interact with the Oracle Apps Framework page e.g. a text box or a choice box etc.
Components or items are always placed inside some region so that they are always displayed as per the Oracle Application Framework standards. Every item or component has specific properties which can be given some values while creation of the OA Framework page e.g. rendered property which allows the bean to be displayed onto the screen it can be true(visible) or false(hidden). Items get rendered on the Oracle Apps Framework page in the fashion as described by the region in which that item has been placed either at declarative/design time or at run-time.
Even these properties can be changed at run-time, but that needs an understanding on how to import the beans and then how to create handle of the bean and then how to set properties. However this is not so much difficult to achieve but still some programming knowledge is needed to achieve this. This is called as run-time control of the bean and is explained in detail for every item in the corresponding item type.
How to Disable Submit Button in OA Framework?
Submit button is a very important component of every OAF page and there often arises a situation where an OA Framework technical personnel need to disable (not hide) OA Framework Submit Button dynamically.
We will learn today how to disable OA Framework Submit Button at runtime
Before we begin I assume that you have an OAF page (xxTrialPG) and a controller (xxTrialCO). Also I assume that you have created a submit button bean OASubmitButtonBean(xxTrialSubmitButton)
Let’s take this in steps for easy understanding.
Step 1: Import the OASubmitButtonBean bean in your controller xxTrialCO
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.form.OASubmitButtonBean
Step 2: Create a handle or reference of the OASubmitButtonBean bean in controller
OASubmitButtonBean xxTrialSubmitButtonHandle = (OASubmitButtonBean) webBean.findChildRecursive(“xxTrialSubmitButton”);
Step 3: Now using the xxTrialSubmitButtonHandle handle created in step 2 we can disable the xxTrialSubmitButton
xxTrialSubmitButtonHandle.setDisabled(true);
And it’s done.
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