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The MessageDownload bean is a very special one in Oracle Apps Framework. It’s special because it allows the user to download a file from the middle tier to the client’s machine directly from the OAF page.
Corresponding web bean: OAMessageDownloadBean
Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageDownloadBean;
In Oracle Apps Framework the messageFileUpload item style is created as a combination of the fileUpload and inlineMessage controls. The fileUpload control adds a widget that can be used to upload a file right from the Oracle Application Framework page. Any OAF page that contains this control must have attribute “usesUpload” set to true.
Corresponding web bean: OAMessageFileUploadBean
Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageFileUploadBean;
In any Oracle Apps Framework page the messageInlineAttachment item style is used to display attachments in a message bean.
Corresponding web bean: OAMessageInlineAttachmentBean
Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageInlineAttachmentBean;
The Oracle Application Framework creates a messageLovChoice item style as a hybrid between a messageLovInput and a messageChoice. The messageLOVChoice bean appears as a torch icon on the OAF page on the right side of a messageChoice.
Once the torch is clicked a new region will be opened, this region is called as the LOV region in Oracle Application Framework terms, the LOV region will allow the user to search and select a value from the available ones. Once the value is selected the region will close automatically, the control will return back to the base OAF page and the choice box will display the value selected from the LOV region.
Corresponding web bean: OAMessageLovChoiceBean
Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageLovChoiceBean;
In Oracle Apps Framework the messageLovInput item style is a combination of the lovInput and inlineMessage controls.
Note: messageLovInput can have two or more lovMaps created under it, and each of those lovMaps can have the Criteria Item property set. However if you set the Criteria Item property on more than one lovMap, at runtime when the user invokes an LOV, selects a value from the LOV, and then re-invokes it, both the entered criteria are used. In this case, deleting the value from the search item will not enable the user to query all records from the LOV table’s view objects.
Corresponding web bean: OAMessageLovInputBean
Import Path: import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageLovInputBean;