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Let us take u are moving the page from DEV instance to TEST instance. Step1:- Compile all the database related objects in TEST. Step2:- Copy the folder from the DEV instance which u want to migrate to TEST instance from   $JAVA_TOP Step3:- Move the copied folder to TEST instance in $JAVA_TOP.   Step4:- Run the xml import command from  $JAVA_TOP/xxx/oracle/apps/inv/eo/webui in unix server .               ($JAVA_TOP/path of the page) java oracle.jrad.tools.xml.importer.XMLImporter $JAVA_TOP/xxx/oracle/apps/inv/eo/webui/EmpPG.xml -rootdir   $JAVA_TOP -username apps -password apps -dbconnection "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=tcp)(HOST=<host_name>)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SID=<SID>)))" Step5:- Bounce the apache. Step6:- Create the function in TEST as in DEV. Step7:- Attach the function to menu. This finishes the migration of page from DEV to TEST.

Step1:- Navigate to Functional Administrator responsibility.                  Step2:- Click on Core services tab                                  Step3:- Click on Caching Framework Tab       Step4:- Click on Global configuration                                  Step5:- Click on Clear All Cache                                  A warning message related to performance will come, say yes            ...

Now we are goin to learn how to remove the personalization in OAF. Step1:- Login to oracle application. Step2:- Switch to Functional Administrator responsibility. Step3:- Click on personalization tab. Step4:- For application, Enter the respective application name. Step5:- Click on the Personalized Checkbox. Step6:- Click Go. Step7:- Remove or De-activate your personalization by selecting the personalization level at              which you made a particular personalization. OR Step1:- Login to oracle application. Step2:- Switch to Functional Administrator responsibility. Step3:- Click on personalization tab. Step4:- Click on import/export sub tab menu. Step5:- For application, Enter the respective application name. Step6:- Provide the document path.              To get the path         ...

Now we are going to learn about how to create the view object (VO) programmatically. Write the following code in In ProcessRequest import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.server.OAViewDef import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.OAViewObject      SampleAMImpl am=( SampleAMImpl l)pageContext.getApplicationModule(webBean);     if(am!=null)     {         OAViewDef viewdef=(OAViewDef)am.getOADBTransaction().createViewDef();         viewdef.setSql("select ename from scott.emp");         OAViewObject vo=(OAViewObject)am.createViewObject("SampleVO1",viewdef);                  //SampleVO1 is ViewObject Name                  }