Requirement was to build an OAF page which will display the files stored in the filesystem.OA Framework doesn't support this functionality natively.But core java comes in handy during these situations.

Challenges:

1) Dynamically read the files from a specific directory.
2) Create the link items dynamically and provide action type programatically
3) Filter the files by name
4) Open the pdf file using a custom function(OA Framework supports FileDownload from a blob but we need to show that from file-system).

Below code addresses all the challenges above and creates a seamless approach to read the file from filesystem and display them in an OAF Page.

I got this requirement recently with one of my client to send an email as well as save the pdf on the file system for future audit purpose.The existing program was sending the email attachment with the bursting Control file,but now we have to include the option to save it to the file system after the email is sent.I went with the multiple delivery channel approach to get the functionality working..the code snippet for the bursting file is available below.

Recently I had this requirement to update the project start date and end date on a oracle project.This requires lot of validations before update can be performed but the below API really simplified my work..Have a look at the below API sample Call

Sometimes you have to show all the error messages at one shot,instead of showing the error messages one by one. In that case, we have to use bundled exception to show multiple error message. Below are the steps:

HGrid is nothing but a Hierarchical Grid in OA Framework.It is a combination of Tree and the Table Grid.It is usually used for displaying hierarchical data in a Table.

There are two ways to build a HGrid with DML Operations.

1) Traditional Web Method where you can display the data on the Hgrid.For Create and Update,you need to navigate to a different Page.

Most of the validations in Oracle Property Manager happens through lookups.Below is the list of lookups available in PM.

Having worked on Oracle Property Manager for last 5 years,I would like to share my experience on Oracle Property Manager with the world.

Introduction:

Oracle Property Manager is the Property Management solution from Oracle for the Retail and Real Estate clients.It was introduced back in 1998 as part of the Oracle EBS,it has travelled a very short distance interms of maturity.This is mainly because the number of Clients are less compared to some of the modules of Oracle EBS.Oracle Property Manager is a lease based system and has tight integration with AP,AR and GL

It is little weird that I couldn't find any documentation related to creating a OAFormValueBean programatically.I had the issue in my current project where we need to create the form value item programatically(Dynamically).Here is the code snippet for the same.