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Inspecting How Pages Are Defined in the Sales Application


Complete the following procedure to inspect how pages are defined in the Sales application.

To inspect how pages are defined in the Sales application

  1. Start Oracle JDeveloper.
  2. In the Application Navigator window, expand the Projects option, and then click pagesdefn.xml.
  3. In the pagesdefn.xml Structure window, expand the PAGES node.

    Eight different pages are available: Account Page, Contact Page, Detailer Page, Detailer Summary Page, Home Page, Message Plan Page, Quick Access Page, and Todays Plan Page.

    Each page can contain one or more TEMPLATE sections, and each template section can contain one or more TEMPLATE_ITEMS linking to applets.

  4. Expand PAGE- Home Page, then TEMPLATE - P_T_1x1 to see it has an attribute called TEMPLATE_ITEM that is associated with the Calendar Applet.
  5. Expand PAGE - Todays Plan Page, then TEMPLATE - P_T_TodaysPlan to see it has:
    • An attribute called TEMPLATE_ITEM that is associated with the Todays Plan Tiled Applet - Scheduled.
    • An attribute called TEMPLATE_ITEM that is associated with the Todays Plan Header Applet.

      Expand TEMPLATE_ITEM - Todays Plan Tiled Applet - Scheduled, then TOGGLEAPPLETS. There is one toggle applet defined in the APPLET attribute, which is called, Todays Plan Tiled Applet - Planned.

  6. Expand PAGE - Contact Page, then TEMPLATE- P_T_Accordion to see it has two SECTIONS and two TEMPLATE ITEMS defined.

    The sections can be expanded or compressed within the page. Expand SECTION - ContactDetails and SECTION - ContactCall to see all associated applets.

    Under the SECTION - ContactDetails node:

    • The Contact 360 Accordion Header Applet is the header bar on the Contact detail page.
    • The Contact Form Applet contains a series of applets that correspond to the Detail menu in the Contact page of the Sales application. Expand TEMPLATE_ITEM - Contact Form Applet, then TOGGLEAPPLETS to show the applets.
    • Click TOGGLEAPPLET - Contact License List Applet.

      Notice that the parent applet is the Contact 360 Accordion Header Applet.

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