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Rich Text Editor in OAF

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The richTextEditor item style provides rich text editing capability within the OA Framework. It can be placed within any region except search regions or tables. The component allows users to author, edit and view rich text content in a browser that supports IFRAMEs.

The richTextEditor item style extends messageTextInput and can be used to provide rich text editing capabilities where they are required. Please refer to the messageTextInput section for more information on all richTextEditor properties.

Note: The richTextEditor item style has been deprecated; use messageRichTextEditor instead.

Corresponding web bean: OARichTextEditorBean

Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OARichTextEditorBean;

Selection Button Bean In OAF

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The SelectionButton in Oracle Application Framework creates a button that can select the whole row of a table.

The restriction that Oracle Apps Framework puts for the SelectionButton is that it can be created only under a singleSelection or multipleSelection named child in a table region.

SelectionButton inherites all the properties from submitButton hence please refer to the submitButton section for more information on all submitButton properties.

Corresponding web bean: OASelectionButtonBean

Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.form.OASelectionButtonBean;

Separator Bean In OA Framework

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The separator bean creates a horizontal line on the OAF page so that there is a clear demarcation between the components placed on any Oracle Application Framework page. It is rendered as a dashed horizontal line once the OAF page is rendered.

Corresponding web bean: OASeparatorBean

Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.layout.OASeparatorBean;

Servlet Include In OAF

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The servletInclude item style allows you to include HTML content loaded from a local Servlet or JSP under the parent region directly from the Oracle Application Framework page.

Corresponding web bean: OAServletIncludeBean

Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.include.OAServletIncludeBean;

Spacer Bean In OA Framework

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The spacer item style inserts empty space in a page. SpacerBeans occupy a fixed amount of space in an HTML layout.

Suppose you want to have some gap in between the regions or in between the items placed in any Oracle Application Framework page then you can use the Spacer item type provided by Oracle Apps Framework. The spacer item style has height and width properties so that you can specify either horizontal, vertical or even both types of spaces in the Oracle Apps Framework page.

Corresponding web bean: OASpacerBean

Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.layout.OASpacerBean;