Hi Avinash,
I can run the standard page from jdeveloper.
Scenario:
My workspace toolbox is having standard project tutorial
where there is a standard page and then I created a new project xxprpProjects
and extended standard EO and written a code in extended EOImpl's create method
to set the default value to one attribute.
I have done the EO substituion to set the attribute default (not
by personalization) by using extended EOImpl java code by setting like
public void create(AttributeList attributeList) {
super.create(attributeList);
setPaymentTermsCode("NET_60");
}
Question 1: For -Djbo.project configuration, One doubt in which
project I need to put this -Djbo.project, should it be in main project tutorial
or in my new project xxprpProjects?
Question 2: I tried with -Djbo.project=xxprpProjects in my new
project but when I run my page I cannot see the payment term taking the default
value of NET_60, how can I say from the page that it has taken the substitution
of extended EO into affect. For VO we can see from in About the Page
"Business Component References Details" section but where to confirm
for EO substitution?
Thanks
Sreejit Nair
On Tuesday, 8 March 2016, 15:30,
sreejit nair <sreejitnair123@yahoo.com> wrote:
On Tuesday, 8 March 2016, 14:55,
Apps2Fusion Discuss <discuss@apps2fusion.com> wrote:
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Avinash Kapoor replied
to the discussion OAF
Substitution test from jdeveloper
Hi Sreejit,
Yes you can run substitution from Local Jdeveloper.
Following steps need to be taken
1. Hope you are able run seeded page from Local Jdeveloper. (First try same)
2. In the Project Properties navigation tree, select Run/Debug. Select Edit
for the Default Run Configuration. In the Launch Settings page of the Edit
Run Configuration window, add the following option to the existing Java
Options:
-Djbo.project=
3. Do the requirement personalization by checking substitution from
"About this page".
Let us know if you are facing any issue
Thanks..
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