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    Creating TRAIN Region in OAF

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    1. The document describes steps to create a multi-page TRAIN region in Oracle Application Framework (OAF). It involves creating an application module, three pages with regions, a standalone TRAIN region with navigation links, and a shared footer region with navigation bar. 2. Key steps include creating an empty OA workspace and project, application module, three pages with regions for content and layout, a TRAIN region with links to each page, and a shared footer region with navigation bar to move between pages. 3. The TRAIN and footer regions are added to each page to enable navigation between the three pages and show the user's progress through the multi-step process.

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    1. The document describes steps to create a multi-page TRAIN region in Oracle Application Framework (OAF). It involves creating an application module, three pages with regions, a standalone TRAIN region with navigation links, and a shared footer region with navigation bar. 2. Key steps include creating an empty OA workspace and project, application module, three pages with regions for content and layout, a TRAIN region with links to each page, and a shared footer region with navigation bar to move between pages. 3. The TRAIN and footer regions are added to each page to enable navigation between the three pages and show the user's progress through the multi-step process.

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    1. The document describes steps to create a multi-page TRAIN region in Oracle Application Framework (OAF). It involves creating an application module, three pages with regions, a standalone TRAIN region with navigation links, and a shared footer region with navigation bar. 2. Key steps include creating an empty OA workspace and project, application module, three pages with regions for content and layout, a TRAIN region with links to each page, and a shared footer region with navigation bar to move between pages. 3. The TRAIN and footer regions are added to each page to enable navigation between the three pages and show the user's progress through the multi-step process.

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    Creating TRAIN Region in OAF

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    1. The document describes steps to create a multi-page TRAIN region in Oracle Application Framework (OAF). It involves creating an application module, three pages with regions, a standalone TRAIN region with navigation links, and a shared footer region with navigation bar. 2. Key steps include creating an empty OA workspace and project, application module, three pages with regions for content and layout, a TRAIN region with links to each page, and a shared footer region with navigation bar to move between pages. 3. The TRAIN and footer regions are added to each page to enable navigation between the three pages and show the user's progress through the multi-step process.

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    The key takeaways are how to create a multistep TRAIN region in Oracle Application Framework (OAF) with navigation between pages.

    The steps to create a TRAIN region in OAF are to create an application module, pages, and a standalone TRAIN region with links between the pages.

    The steps to create pages for the TRAIN region are to create three pages, add regions to the pages, and create text items on each page.

    Creating TRAIN Region in OAF

    1. Create a New OA Workspace and Empty OA Project


    File> New > General Projects Workspace Configured for Oracle Applications
    File Name : TrainProj
    Project Name : TrainDemoProj
    Default Package : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo

    2. Create Application Module AM


    TrainDemoProj right click > New > ADF Business Components > Application Module
    Name : TrainDemoAM
    Package : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.server Check Generate JavaFile(s)

    Create Three Pages TrainDemoPG1, TrainDemoPG2 and TrainDemoPG3 as similar way as mention below to
    create TrainDemoPG1
    3. Create a OA components Pages
    TrainDemoProj right click > New > OA Components > Page
    Name : TrainDemoPG1
    Package : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.webui

    4. Modify the Page Layout (Top-level) Region


    Attribute

    Property

    ID

    PageLayoutRN

    Region Style

    pageLayout

    Form Property

    True

    Auto Footer

    True

    Window Title

    Train Demo Window Title

    Title

    Train Demo Page Header

    AM Definition

    xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.server.TrainDemoAM

    5. Create the Second Region (Main Content Region)


    Select PageLayoutRN right click > New > Region
    Attribute

    Property

    ID

    MainRN

    Region Style

    messageComponentLayout

    Create Text Items for all three pages say TextItemPage1, TextItemPage2 and TextItemPage3 in respective
    pages TrainDemoPG1, TrainDemoPG2 and TrainDemoPG3 in similar way of as mention below to create TextItemPage1 in
    page TrainDemoPG1
    6. Create Text Items
    Select MainRN right click > New > messageTextInput
    Prompt : TextItemPage1
    Length : 20

    7. Create a Standalone Train Region


    TrainDemoProj > New > Web Tier > OA Components > Region
    Name : TrainRN
    Package : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.webui
    Style : train
    Select TrainRN in Structure pane and open property inspector and set Allow Interaction property to True

    8. Add Three Train Nodes to TrainRN


    Right Click on TrainRN in Structure pane > New > Link
    Set the link properties as follow -ID : TrainStep1
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 1
    Destination URI : OA.jsp?page=/xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG1

    Right Click on TrainRN in Structure pane > New > Link


    Set the link properties as follow -ID : TrainStep2
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 2
    Destination URI : OA.jsp?page=/xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG2

    Right Click on TrainRN in Structure pane > New > Link


    Set the link properties as follow -ID : TrainStep3
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 3
    Destination URI : OA.jsp?page=/xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG3

    9. Add Train Region to each of your Pages


    For each of three pages in multistep flow, right click the pageLayoutRN in structure panel, and select New > location from
    page Context menu
    Set following properties as follow -ID : TrainDemoRN
    Extends : /xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainRN

    10. Create a Standalone (Shared) TrainFooterRN


    TrainDemoProj > New > Web Tier > OA Components > Region
    Name : TrainFooterRN
    Package : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.webui
    Region Style : pageButtonBar

    11. Add navigrationBar


    Select TrainFooterRN in Structure pane right click > New > Region

    Set the region properties as follows:


    ID : NavBar
    Region Style : navigationBar
    First Step : 1
    Last Step : 3

    12. Add Links to the navigrationBar


    Right Click on NavBar > New > link
    Set Items properties as follows:
    ID : Step1Link
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 1 of 3 : Page1
    Warn About Changes : False
    Destination URI : /xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG1

    Right Click on NavBar > New > link


    Set Items properties as follows:
    ID : Step2Link
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 2 of 3: Page2
    Warn About Changes : False
    Destination URI : /xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG2

    Right Click on NavBar > New > link


    Set Items properties as follows:
    ID : Step3Link
    Item Style : link
    Text : Step 3 of 3: Page3
    Warn About Changes : False
    Destination URI : /xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainDemoPG3

    13. Initialize the Footer Region


    Select TrainFooterRN in Structure pane right click > Set New Controller
    Class Name : TrainDemoCO
    Package Name : xxaa.oracle.apps.fnd.traindemo.webui

    Add following code in processRequest()


    import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.nav.OATrainBean;
    import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.nav.OANavigationBarBean;
    ...
    public void processRequest(OAPageContext pageContext, OAWebBean webBean)
    {
    super.processRequest(pageContext, webBean);
    OATrainBean trainBean = (OATrainBean)pageContext.getPageLayoutBean().getLocation();

    trainBean.prepareForRendering(pageContext);
    int step = trainBean.getSelectedTrainStepRenderedIndex();
    OANavigationBarBean navBean = (OANavigationBarBean)webBean.findChildRecursive("NavBar");
    navBean.setValue(step+1);
    } // end processRequest()

    14. Add the Navigation Region to your pages


    For each of three pages in the multistep flow, right click the PageLayoutRN in Structure pane and select New > Region
    Set the regions properties as follow:
    ID : PageButtonBar
    Style : pageButtonBar
    Extends : /xxaa/oracle/apps/fnd/traindemo/webui/TrainFooterRN

    15. Congratulation you have successfully finished. Run Your TrainDemoPG1 page and Test Your Work

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