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Raising Business Events in Fusion Apps
In Fusion Apps, the concept of Business Event & subscription is still in place, however it has become easy to raise business events in Fusion Apps, with lesser programming. In addition to this, the...
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Fusion Apps ADF 01 - Creating Offline Database
This article is subsequent to the article in which you downloaded JDeveloper and installed FOD Schema for Fusion Order Demo. The earlier article can be accessed from this linkWhen working with offline...
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Fusion Apps ADF 02 - Adding custom objects to Offline Database
Further to the previous article of creating an offline database, in this artivle you will see how custom database objects can be added to offline database. The previous article on offline databases can...
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Fusion Apps ADF 03 - Create BC4J Objects in Fusion Apps
After having created an offline database as per this link and synchronised that into Oracle DB, we are now ready to create BC4J objects. In this article, you will create ADF BC4J objects for Fusion...
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Fusion Apps ADF 04 - Test BC4J Objects in Fusion Apps
After having created the BC4J components using this link, in this article you will be testing the Application Module to create new Employee records or to query existing employee records without a...
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Fusion Apps ADF 05 - Create Entity Objects Associations
After having created and tested the BC4J objects in this link, now we can create entity associations. Entity associations allow you to create joins between tables in the Java layer. In other words,...
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Fusion Apps ADF 06 - Create View links
A view link allows us to create a relationship between view objects. The relationship can be one-to-one, one-to-many, many-to-one, or many-to-many. The View Link Wizard and Editor lets us specify...
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Fusion Apps ADF 07 - Test View Links and Add further columns to Entity Objects
After having created a View Link ( linked here ), now in this article we will test the View Link between Department View Object and the Employee View Object, to see how the parent child relationship...
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Fusion Apps ADF 08 - ADF BC4J Video Demo
Please find the video that summarizes all the steps executed in the previous articles starting from Article 01 to Article 07.Before you run this video, ensure that1. You have downloaded latest version...
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Fusion Apps ADF 09 - Exposing view object or entity object operations as a...
Moving on from the previous article linked here, in this article, you will see how you can expose the BC4J objects as a web service in ADF.In order to practice this session, it is assumed that you have...
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Fusion Apps ADF 10 - Data Control
Before we get on with building screens in ADF, it is important for you to understand what data control means. In Oracle Forms, the data is made visible to the screen via a database table or a database...
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Fusion Apps ADF 11 - Implementing WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM equivalent in ADF
After having understood data controls linked here, let us move on to validations in ADF. In case of ADF, the recommended location for business logic is same as OA Framework, i.e. the entity objects. A...
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Fusion Apps ADF 12 - Implementing WHEN-VALIDATE-RECORD level validation in ADF
After having implemented the field level validation in ADF in this link, in this article you will learn how to implement record level validations. For the performance reasons, the record level...
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Managing currencies in OFSAA
In OFSAA, there are primarily three types of currencies. These are the transactional currencies, reporting currencies and functional currency. A reporting currency is a currency into which the balances...
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Yield Curves in OFSAA and their significance for Stress Testing
Yield curve is nothing but a set of interest rates across different durations for example 1 week, 1 month, 2 months, 1 Year, etc. When you plot these rates on the Y Axis and with Term durations on X...
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Fusion Applications - Overview
In this article, you will get a flavour of Fusion Applications in action and we will draw some comparisons with the Oracle EBS/R12. Of course the book on Fusion Applications Development is work in...
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Fusion Apps - Create a SYSADMIN equivalent user of R12
In this article, we will create a new user and a new role.This article is similar to creating a SYSADMIN user in R12, but we will do this in Fusion Applications.Login to Oracle Identity Manager that...
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Tracking Customization's Using Register Flagged Files Tool in R12
Having Better Life With Customizations... Whenever we implement Oracle Applications, the client often comes up with some businesses processes which cannot be completely implemented using the existing...
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Managing currencies in OFSAA
In OFSAA, there are primarily three types of currencies. These are the transactional currencies, reporting currencies and functional currency. A reporting currency is a currency into which the balances...
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Yield Curves in OFSAA and their significance for Stress Testing
Yield curve is nothing but a set of interest rates across different durations for example 1 week, 1 month, 2 months, 1 Year, etc. When you plot these rates on the Y Axis and with Term durations on X...
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