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Static Styled Text In OAF

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The staticStyledText item style extends styledText. All attributes supported by styledText are inherited by staticStyledText.

See the section on styledText for a list of attributes available on the styledText element.

Corresponding web bean: OAStaticStyledTextBean

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

Tip Item In OA Framework

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The tip item style provides page or section level hints to the user. This is a very essential component that Oracle Apps Framework as there is always a demand for tips to be displayed once the mouse is hovered over any component.

Typically, the only indexed child of the tip will be a TextNode, but as many children as necessary can be added and will be laid out as with a flowLayout.

Corresponding web bean: OATipBean

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

URL Include In OAF

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The urlInclude item style allows you to include HTML content loaded from an external source under the parent region.

Corresponding web bean: OAUrlIncludeBean

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

Message Check Box In OA Framework

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In order to create a check box in an Oracle Application Framework page the messageCheckBox bean is used. It is created with the user’s defined inline text which acts as a prompt once the Oracle Apps Framework page is loaded.

MessageCheckBox serves the purpose of one or multiple selection.

Corresponding web bean: OAMessageCheckBoxBean

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

How to get value of Text Box in OA Framework?

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Well getting the value of a text box from an OA Framework page can be termed as one of the most basic requirements, but still its worth to be learnt.

Before we begin I assume that you have an OAF page (xxTrialPG) and a controller (xxTrialCO). Also I assume that you have created a Text Box bean and have a OAMessageTextInputBean(xxTrialMessageTextInputBean) bean on xxTrialPG.

Let’s take this in steps for easy understanding.

Step 1: Import the OAMessageTextInputBean bean in your controller

import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.message.OAMessageTextInputBean;

Step 2: Create a handle or reference of the xxTrialMessageTextInputBean bean in our controller so that we can control the properties of xxTrialMessageTextInputBean via our controller.

OAMessageTextInputBean xxTrialMessageTextInputBeanHandle = (OAMessageTextInputBean) webBean.findChildRecursive(“xxTrialMessageTextInputBean”);

Step 3: Now using the xxTrialMessageTextInputBeanHandle handle created in step 2 we can get the value of the xxTrialMessageTextInputBean


String xxTrialString = xxTrialMessageTextInputBeanHandle.getValue(pageContext).toString();

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